Think Adver-Gaming is a new thing? Then you haven't been paying attention, because this kind of publicity stunt dates back to the 1980s. Join Adam Wallace as he gets to the bottom of Chase the Ch...

Why aren't there more video games about firefighters? The Firemen tries to fill the void, but comes up a little short. Find out if this Super NES action game is better than Ignition Factor when y...

The Nintendo World Championship 1990 cartridge has been getting a lot of press lately, thanks in large part to an eBay auction that ended just shy of $100,000. This has left a lot of people stunned, w...

With an emphasis on improved graphics, this PlayStation 4 port is the best Tomb Raider yet. Unfortunately, this Definitive Edition doesn't add enough new content to warrant a second purchase. If you h...

Forget Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, OlliOlli is the most exciting skateboarding game to come out in ages. The 2D action doesn't miss a beat, thanks in large part to the deceptively deep gameplay and strong...

After reviewing Pac-Man, Adam Wallace is ready for a quality arcade port for the Atari 2600. Good thing he's reviewing Asteroids, the surprisingly competent adaptation of the arcade cabinet. But is co...

Toki Tori may not be the most exciting game on the PlayStation 3, but it does offer a solid adventure full of brain-teasing puzzles. With 90 levels to solve, this HD remake offers a lot of content for...

Inspired by our recent Atari 2600 coverage, Josh Despain takes us on a trip back in time with Pharaoh's Curse for the Atari 800. This 1983 gem is advanced for its time, offering a complex adventure th...

This is not another relaxing bike ride. Bike Rider DX is an action-packed game full of platforming challenges and exotic locales. Can you survive 50 stages of treacherous landscape, each full of incre...

After fighting to secure the exclusive rights to the biggest arcade game in the world, Atari was set to take their video game business to the next level. Unfortunately, something terrible happened on ...

Adam is back with another Atari 2600 review. Today he's taking a look at Journey Escape, the exciting 2D action game that goes against the theory that all licensed games are terrible. But what does th...

StreetKix: Freestyle delivers an interesting mix of soccer and rhythm. Don't worry; this is not a sports game. What we get is a quirky one-on-one competition to see who is the trickier soccer ball jug...

From the makers of people that brought you Contra and Monkey Island comes Metal Warriors, an action-packed shooter for the Super NES. Alexander Angelo takes an exclusive look at this forgotten gem in ...

After nearly thirteen years of covering classic games, Defunct Games is breaking new ground with our first Atari 2600 review. Adam Wallace steps up and takes a look at River Raid, the classic overhead...

Man the cannons and brace for impact, because Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag is here to blow up any preconceived notions you had about the annual franchise. With a great cast of characters and a huge...

When he's not rescuing captured women or unclogging pipes, Mario passes the time by painting. That's right, Mario is a painter! And now you can get in on the fun thanks to Mario Paint for the Super NE...

The Starship Damrey is a good example of what not to do when making an interactive novel. The interesting story is marred by simplistic puzzles and a painfully short run time. This is not one of Level...

Saint Seiya: Brave Soldiers is a fighting game based around Greek mythology and God-like characters that are able to perform magical acts. And yet somehow this translates into one of the least interes...