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There are over 250 million miles of train tracks in the world, which is enough to actually reach the moon. Ready to add some more? Your objective in Tracks: The …
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My first experience with the roguelike genre was in 1991, with Sega’s Dragon Crystal, a Game Gear launch title. Of course, at the time I didn’t know that’s what it …
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Take control of Rusty, the son of the mayor who, by what seems like accident, becomes the hero of the story in A Knight’s Quest. Evil has risen and it’s …
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Wales Interactive is known for FMV-styled games (full motion video). In all of them, you watch scenes and get to decide what to do or say. It’s similar to “choose …
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The Bergsons are a strong family, who are the guardians of Mount Morta (the land in which they reside). An ancient evil starts to devour the land and it’s up …
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The most ubiquitous trope in all of video gaming is “run around and kill things”. From family-friendly affairs to mature bloodbaths, most games cast you as a figurative angel of …
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Some of us will remember playing Aladdin and The Lion King for the first time in the early ’90s. Back then, these were huge titles that have since been played …
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There has been a series of games called Kunio-kun, originating in the ’80s. You might have heard of River City Ransom or Double Dragon, which are both a part of …
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A little boy is lost in the woods, vanishing without a trace. This isn’t the first time someone has gone missing in Black Hills Forest. Ellis, a former police officer, …
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The Vasara Collection contains two shmup games that came out in the years 2000 and 2001. Besides the classics, you also get a mode called “timeless” that sort of recreates …
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