Let’s not beat around the bush (pardon the pun), I’m angry, borderline pissed off even. Why? Streets of Rage 3 is why! Two years after the legendary Streets of Rage 2 graced our television sets, Sega finally released the sequel and it ain’t pretty. Where does my anger stem from? The disbelief that they haven’t […]
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RoboCop and Terminator games have varying degrees of success to say the least – but The Terminator (excellent but too short); Terminator CD (too damn hard) and RoboCop 3 (get out of my house, get out of my house now) all sold well. Virgin are clever people and their penchant for quality is obvious, so
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The NES was short on tennis sims, that’s an understatement. Super Tennis was an obvious launch title for the SNES, although there’s not much super about it. The presentation looks pretty good and the development team clearly want you to know they’ve been perfecting the panoramic zoom in, zoom out technique. It’s colourful and Nintendo
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A strange thing happened to me in 2003. A mate at university had an Xbox with Project Gotham Racing whereby you can play your own music to the game. Great! Or so I initially thought… The longer I played the game, the more I realised that whenever a track came on that I liked, it
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Streets of Rage was without a shadow of a doubt the best scrolling beat em up available on 16-bit when it came out. I can still remember the first glimpse I caught of its sequel (on Bad Influence! no less) back in 1992 and I haven’t stopped looking at it since. Streets of Rage 2
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