Since the beginning of video games, there has been a steadily increasing flow of them that have attempted to carry the world of board games over into the digital realm. There have been several reasons for this – it being easier to setup, carry and store would most likely be…
I’m under the assumption that there’s probably some people out there eager to see the winners of last week’s contest. Luckily for you, the names have been drawn and just a few lines down you’ll find the answer. The winner of the Sega Saturn is……. Manic Maverick! And the winner…
I’ve been playing a lot of Alien Soldier this week. Needless to say, I’ve been getting my butt handed to me by this rough game. What else can you expect from a game developed by Treasure? (btw there are two difficulty settings: Super Easy and Super Hard) I’ve also come to…
I know I probably don’t have the right to do this, especially after last week’s edition, but this week’s column is going to have to be delayed until next week. There’s been so much going on this week, and that, added to some personal issues, has pretty much drained me….
This feature is going to be very strange. For one I have very little time to write it because I have very limited Internet access. Also, I can’t decide whether this game has always been bad or if it’s just aged really poorly. When I did this feature on Columns…
Sometimes you play a game for five minutes, enjoy its kitsch, put it down thinking to yourself, “Gee, what a fun game,” only to return to it with more time and discretion only to find the flaws shine through brighter than the good bits? Skitchin’, developed and published by Electronic…
Dear SEGA, My name is Matthew Jay, I write a weekly column about your past and present ad campaigns called Radvertisements. Sometimes I genuinely enjoy the commercials and magazine ads you produce and it makes me want to purchase the games featured in said ads. This is the reaction you…