Star Ocean is a game made for the SNES by Enix, only distributed in Japan, and was translated via rom to the US. When I first started playing Star Ocean I said to myself, “Self, this game looks and feels like a cross between Final Fantasy 6 and Secret of Mana. I have [...]
Kaizo Super Mario World
Thanks to ZeldaElements.net for this piece of nostalgia!
I know its been a while since I’ve done a game review, but I’m gonna try to get back to it. I’ve got a game for you. It will make you cry, it will make you scream, it will make you throw your controller in disgust. Kaizo Super [...]
Super Mario Kart
Ok I said I was going to review a game by Tecmo. I lied.
I decided to not do that because I wanted to go back in time and review one of my favorite games for the SNES Super Mario Kart. I am assuming most of you have played this before but I don’t really care [...]
Chrono Trigger
Chrono Trigger is one of the many staple RPGs of the SNES Generation. It’s complex story, unique battle system, and memorable characters make it one of the best RPG’s to date. Chrono Trigger doesn’t rely on random battle events, even on the overworld map. In this game, you will be able to see the enemies [...]
Beethoven’s 2nd
Words cannot describe how bad this game truly is… Yes, most movie games are bad, but this one tops most of them. The control is sloppy and hideous (quite hard to do in the days of the SNES), the graphics are laughable at best. Very shoddy animation, very simple sprites. The music is horrendous [...]
Mega Man X
Mega Man. The thought of this game series brings so many feelings. Hate, intense hate. An immense feeling of hate. And more hate. But more than hate… love. Mega Man is hard. And not just hard, like damn hard. This is a classic Capcom game, which means only one thing. [...]
Donkey Kong Country
Tom’s Review:
Wow… the Super Nintendo…. I have a lot of fond memories of the SNES, but some of the best were had with Donkey Kong Country. Although not the first of Rare’s games, this was (and still is, arguably) the most popular. Donkey Kong Country featured pre-rendered graphics, meaning they [...]
