Let’s have a driving launch game for the SNES! Wait a second. Let’s have a FUTURISTIC driving launch game for the SNES! Hurrah! That’s what I imagine the meeting at Nintendo went like when launching the new hardware to programmers. And you know what, it’s as sturdy a launch title as you’re likely to […]
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How to make a game the same, but not the same? Try asking the Interplay development house who’ve taken on the SNES version of RoboCop vs Terminator. You’ll know of our love for the Mega Drive version, so it’s a real shame we had to play this second because it’s two clicks away from
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It would be unfair to compare this to the PC version (a groundbreaking title) so we’ll just enjoy the fact it’s even on 16-bit and take it from there… If you haven’t heard about Wolfenstein 3D then you’ve probably been living down a hole somewhere, without a computer or any games consoles. You are
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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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We don’t see many Japanese imports on AA, purely because we can’t bloomin’ read em! Every now and then one comes our way which has enough English to be near playable and Zico Soccer falls into that bracket. Published by EA in 1994, the reason is face is on the game is obvious –
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