June 30th, 2014 
Michael Crisman
Taking prisoners has been a part of warfare since upright-walking hominids started hitting one another with increasingly sharper sticks and heavier rocks. That said, no matter how nicely your captors treat you, you’ve still wound up in a colossal mess. Unfortunately for you, the insidious GOD (Government of the Dark) has you in their filthy […]
June 30th, 2014 Carl Williams
This article was originally made available on Gaming on Nintendo on December 25th, 2012: While the Nintendo Entertainment System may be, commercially, long dead and done with there is still a small dedicated group of gamers that continue to work on games for it. We have seen many titles created in the years since Nintendo […]
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June 30th, 2014 Carl Williams
Sydney Hunter is starring in quite a few games here lately. He has been on, or coming to, the Nintendo NES, Intellivision and other consoles. Now, we can add the Sega Dreamcast to that growing list of platforms Sydney has hit. For those that do not know, Syndey Hunter is a treasure hunter, not unlike […]
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June 30th, 2014 Carl Williams
When I first started playing Cave Story on PSP, I didn’t “get it”, I thought it was rediculous- pushing DOWN to enter doors, really? Then after I got over my problems with a few design choices like that, I became the recipient of what I have come to call my latest digital addiction. Playing into […]
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June 30th, 2014 Carl Williams
Action titles involving the undead, usually a vampire of some sort, are a dime a dozen. Ones that are actually good are rarer though. Castle of Shadows by Playphone Inc, runs the gamut of mediocrity for storys- literally one sentence that mentions something about Carl WilliamsIt is time gaming journalism takes its rightful place as […]
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June 30th, 2014 Carl Williams
Contra. Metal Slug. These are the games that come to mind when you want to play a run and gun shooter. Well, I am going to add another name to that list. Alien Chaos 3D. Yeah, I never heard of it either until I saw it on the shelf of my local game store. But, […]
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June 30th, 2014 Carl Williams
This article was originally made available on May 11th, 2013 on Gaming on Nintendo- Conker’s Bad Fur Day was one of those titles that probably came out unexpectedly for a lot of fans even though it was released years after Nintendo had dropped most of their “family friendly” image in an effort to be competitive […]
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June 29th, 2014 Michael Crisman
Puzzle gamers are a unique breed among the diversity that makes up the general population. When they find a game that appeals to them, the rest of the world might just as well fade to nothingness as they struggle to make that particular game their bitch. Good puzzle games which aren’t just clones of the […]
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June 29th, 2014 Carl Williams
Bandit Gaming is a term we use to describe games that are not endorsed by the publisher in some form. This could be a port to a new platform, add-ons etc. Basically, games featured under this banner are unofficial in some manner, for instance here, Lode Runner X is not officially supported on the JXD […]
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June 29th, 2014 Carl Williams
The ZX Spectrum was long gone, commercially, before the rise of Tower Defense style games in the mobile world. That has not stopped indie developer/publisher Cronosoft from taking the genre and making a Tower Defense title available for the British computer. Captain Drexx is just that, a Tower Defense game. Carl WilliamsIt is time gaming […]
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