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Review: Spelunker HD
Spelunker is a classic platforming game that has been released on several platforms. Each iteration of the game from its debut on the Atari to its jump onto the NES is known for one thing: Merciless difficulty. Tozai Games, the …
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Review: Fly Fu
Fly Fu looks like someone unpinned a poor sap’s dead insect collection, rearranged them into funny positions, and doodled around them to make scenes. It’s a really cool looking effect, which the game maintains by keeping all backgrounds paper-esque and …
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Review: Assault Heroes
The main focus I had with this review was going to be the outdated feel of the game, as if this was coming at the forefront of the dawn of downloadable distribution on consoles. Looking up the developer info, I …
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Review: Matt Hazard: Blood Bath and Beyond
Why aren’t there more games like Matt Hazard? Not so much for the gameplay, which I’ll get to in a second, but the idea of a parody game seems like such a no-brainer. Matt Hazard, sadly, is about as good …
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Review: Polar Panic
Remember Windows 95? I hope you do, or I’m just getting old. Well take Chip’s Challenge, the classic game that came packaged in Windows Entertainment Pack, mix in a little Bomberman, add an icy polar bear kind of feel to …
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Review: Fat Princess
Fat Princess is the kind of game I love to look at in concept/promotional art and trailers, but the love doesn’t quite carry over as I’m actually playing it. It’s a solid concept whose sole dependence on multiplayer teamwork can …
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Review: Echoes
The premise of this game is simple; collect crystals, don’t hit your echoes. But it is probably one of the best minis I have played to date. When you first start the game off you only have arcade mode unlocked. …
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Posted in - Reviews
Review: Spelunker HD
Spelunker is a classic platforming game that has been released on several platforms. Each iteration of the game from its debut on the Atari to its jump onto the NES is known for one thing: Merciless difficulty. Tozai Games, the …
+
Read More

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Review: Fly Fu
Fly Fu looks like someone unpinned a poor sap’s dead insect collection, rearranged them into funny positions, and doodled around them to make scenes. It’s a really cool looking effect, which the game maintains by keeping all backgrounds paper-esque and …
+
Read More

Posted in - Reviews
Review: Assault Heroes
The main focus I had with this review was going to be the outdated feel of the game, as if this was coming at the forefront of the dawn of downloadable distribution on consoles. Looking up the developer info, I …
+
Read More

Posted in - Reviews
Review: Matt Hazard: Blood Bath and Beyond
Why aren’t there more games like Matt Hazard? Not so much for the gameplay, which I’ll get to in a second, but the idea of a parody game seems like such a no-brainer. Matt Hazard, sadly, is about as good …
+
Read More

Posted in - Reviews
Review: Polar Panic
Remember Windows 95? I hope you do, or I’m just getting old. Well take Chip’s Challenge, the classic game that came packaged in Windows Entertainment Pack, mix in a little Bomberman, add an icy polar bear kind of feel to …
+
Read More

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Review: Fat Princess
Fat Princess is the kind of game I love to look at in concept/promotional art and trailers, but the love doesn’t quite carry over as I’m actually playing it. It’s a solid concept whose sole dependence on multiplayer teamwork can …
+
Read More

Posted in - Reviews
Review: Echoes
The premise of this game is simple; collect crystals, don’t hit your echoes. But it is probably one of the best minis I have played to date. When you first start the game off you only have arcade mode unlocked. …
+
Read More
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