Of all of Marvel’s major properties, it looks like The Incredible Hulk is the one that the media is most obsessed with getting right. Consider for a moment just how many movies, primetime dramas, cartoon shows, videogames, and toy lines have tried their hand at representing the Mean Green Machine. …
Following the lineage of the Jungle and Desert Strike titles was going to be difficult. Both games had proven to be challenging, competently designed and overall fun isometric military action games. But somehow, like the missions that were imposed on the player, Urban Strike pulled it out of the bag…
We here at Sega Addicts love videogames as much as you guys do. When we aren’t furiously pounding our keyboards to let you know about the latest Sega news or the best dry cleaners around town that will get the “bleach” stains our of your custom Silver the Hedgehog fursuit…
Now that a new and fantastic Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated has hit the air, I wanted to look back at Scoob’s entry into the world of Sega. Scooby-Doo Mystery, developed by Illusions Gaming and published by Acclaim for the Sega Genesis, was more or less a clone of games like Maniac…
Being a retro-gamer is a weird hobby. We all love videogames but there are some eras in gaming we love more than others. That’s why this week’s 10 Things that aren’t Sonic is about why being a retro-gamer sometimes sucks but can also be really awesome. Why it sucks: 5….
This is the beautiful beginning of a new weekly contest held at www.sega-addicts.com. Each week we will be giving away a copy of the game that will be featured in our upcoming Sonic Gems segment on the Sega Addicts Podcast. This week’s featured game: The Club for 360/PS3 (winner will…
This is the surprise I’ve been talking about that no one seems to have noticed! That’s right, starting this week I’m going to be alternating between my usual Not-so Classic Games feature and this new one. I plan on doing this all month, then deciding whether to keep alternating them,…