Don't let the retro-inspired visuals fool you; Horizon Shift is one of the year's best shoot-em-ups. Switching sides and jumping around the screen may not sound like much, but they become a game chang...

Don't be fooled by the 19th century setting, Regency Solitaire is one of this year's most addictive games. You can't help but fall in love with Bella as she solves all of her problems the old fashione...

Adam Wallace returns with another must-read retro review. This time he's taking another look at Kool-Aid Man. What does he think of this Intellivision port? Find out when you read his full review...

Vortex Attack is a fun throwback shoot-em-up that is marred by repetitive action, disappointing boss fights and a serious pacing issue. Fans of the genre may get a kick out of the competitive scoring ...

Defunct Games reviews The Fruit of Grisaia, out this week on Steam. The Fruit of Grisaia is a perfectly good visual novel that is marred by pacing issues and a whole lot of underage sex. Fans of the a...

Episode #12 - We're mixing things up with today's episode. Instead of going back to Next Generation, we're going to recreate an interview with Mario mastermind Shigeru Miyamoto that was featured in a 1998 issue of ...

Episode #4 - It's Memorial Day Weekend, and we want to honor the super-sized weekend with an extra-large contest of our own. This week we're giving away a LOT of copies of Brawl, the Bomberman-esque party game for...

Adam Wallace is back with yet another must-read retro review. This time he's taking a look at one of his favorite games of all time -- River Raid. How does this ColecoVision port compare to the Atari ...

Lifeless Planet does an excellent job of creating a unique alien world full of gorgeous sights to take in. Unfortunately, the game built around this inhabitable world lacks thrills and excitement. The...

Adam Wallace returns with another incredible retro review. This week he's taking a look at Venture for the ColecoVision. Is this adventure worth taking? Find out now!...

Adam Wallace returns with another review. This week he's taking a look at Tron: Deadly Discs for the Intellivision....

Episode #43 - Nintendo Power Uncovered is back! After taking a year hiatus, Cyril is back with a brand new Nintendo Power review. This issue features two of the most recognizable cartoon characters of all time -- W...

Rogue Legacy is a devilishly clever mix of Castlevania and Spelunky. No matter how many times they die, players will never grow tired of the large variety of characters and classes, as well as a world...

Episode #12 - Today we're going to shake things up a little with a new episode of You Only Live Once, the show where I see how far I can go on a single life. In the past we've only looked at old 8- and 16-bit games...

Adam Wallace returns with yet another retro shooter. This week he's taking a look at Astrosmash on the Intellivision. Does this game compare to Asteroids and Space Invaders? Find out when Adam re...

Color Guardians has a simple premise that quickly overstays its welcome. The gameplay is basic and easy to learn, but the unfair stages will send players into a rage. The game becomes less fun as each...

Although it looks like Earthbound, Why Am I Dead At Sea is more of a murder mystery than role-playing game. The graphics may be simple, but the story is complicated and full of twists and turns. While...

Adam Wallace returns with another retro review. This week he's taking a look at GORF for the ColecoVision. That's right, GORF! What does it stand for? Is it any good? Why is he bothering to ...

Adam Wallace returns with another batch of retro reviews, including this week's look at Zaxxon for the ColecoVision. How does this version compare to the arcade? Find out when you read Adam's ful...

Episode #13 - Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably heard about Microsoft's How-Old.net website. It's a goofy little program that is supposed to accurately assess your age. Unfortunately, it's not...