Mega Drive owners were spoiled for choice when it came to Disney games, and World of Illusion is one of the best. Mickey and Donald’s second outing on Sega’s 16-bit workhorse (following on from Castle of Illusion and Quackshot respectively) sees everybody’s favourite short tempered duck team up with the eternally cheerful Mickey for a […]
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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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Aliens are plotting to take over the galaxy! No! The world leader guy is going crazy! No no! The hero has been kidnapped! Who? Never fear! His son will save us all! And that’s essentially the plot of Ristar, a chipper star type guy with what looks like a human body. He may come
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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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Arrrrrrgggghhhh!! I want to write other words but Super Thunderblade has beaten it out of me! Thunderblade on the Master System was a bit of a non-event, as helicopter games usually are, so I was surprised to learn that this was one of the launch titles chosen for the Mega Drive in 1988.
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