There is an interesting story behind Yeah Yeah Beebis II, one that’s more interesting than the game itself. Yeah Yeah Beebis II is a home brew NES title (that’s also on the Dreamcast for some reason) that labels itself as the sequel to the the well known lost media mystery, Yeah Yeah Beebis 1. Yeah …
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Well, another year has passed, and the game everyone expects to win game of the year won game of the year, so now it’s time to take part in my annual tradition of looking at what upcoming games I’m looking forward to the next year. Except that’s not what I’m doing at all, because I …
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Wario World is a weird game. It is thus far the first and only 3D installment in the Wario Land series. To be technical, I don’t know if it’s officially part of the series, but it shares all of the usual staples, such as the focus on finding treasures and the multiple endings based on …
Considering my love of 3D platformers and collectathons, it was inevitable that I would check Donkey Kong 64 out at some point. While Donkey Kong Bananza is set for release next month for the Switch 2, I felt now would be a good time to finally check out Nintendo’s previous 3D outing for our favorite …
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While I was playing through Dragon Fantasy: The Black Tome of Ice and thinking about what I would say for the review, I found myself thinking about a certain subject that has come up in a lot of previous reviews. That subject is whether to rate the game based on only the “objective” elements I …
Here’s another game from the “I took too long to get to this” list! Yes, I know, I say that a lot… not the part about the list I mean. Point is, I meant to review Rhapsody II a lot earlier, and then a bunch of shit happened, and then I played a whole bunch …
For a while now, there has been a popular trend in gaming pertaining to the revival of old school games. This trend involves companies creating games in a retro style in an attempt to appeal to older gamers. In some cases, these games are made with the same limitations as older games in an attempt …
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation is in a bit of an awkward position when it comes to the Dragon Quest series. While it is a solid JRPG in its own right, it has the unfortunate distinction as the first in the series to be a step down from the previous entry. In short, Dragon …
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Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures is a game that is a lot more unique than it looks. While it may look like just another retro style action game attempting to cash in on retro nostalgia and fans of the web series; it also takes a rather unique approach to its design. Specifically, it manages to …
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If I had a nickel for every retro throwback 3D platformer that was based around time travel, that made my most anticipated games of 2023 list, and ended up mediocre and disappointing, I’d have two nickels. I don’t know why someone would give me two nickles for two games existing though, it’s not like I …
