Castlevania: Bloodlines (1994) — Sega Genesis Deep Dive
Did you know Konami began in 1969 as a jukebox rental and repair shop before building its…
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Explore dynamic levels, inspired by “Celeste” and “Hollow Knight,” with precise controls and challenging foes, pushing the genre’s boundaries since 1980s classics.
Gunstar Heroes (1993) Deep Dive Review: Genesis Run ‘n’ Gun
Fun fact: Treasure, the studio that made Gunstar Heroes, was formed by a handful of ex-Konami developers…
Strider (Genesis) Review: Deep Dive & Design Secrets
RetroGamer84 leans forward, fingers poised on the joystick; GamerFan nudges the cabinet coin slot with mock seriousness….
Mega Man X2 SNES Review: Deep Dive into 1994’s Sequel
Fun fact: Capcom, the studio behind Mega Man X2, has been pushing arcade and console boundaries since…
Mega Turrican 1994: Blast Through Mega Drive Mayhem
The CRT’s glow looks almost theatrical tonight. Neon posters and the soft hum from the television set…
The Legend of the Mystical Ninja (SNES 1991) Review
Fun fact: Konami began as a jukebox rental and repair company in the late 1960s. It soon…
Batman Returns Deep Dive: Burton, Penguin (1993-02-26)
Fun Fact: The SNES version of Batman Returns was developed by Konami. By 1993, the company was…
Cuphead: A Nostalgic, Challenging Gem for Retro Game Lovers
As a gamer who loves classics like The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, and Final Fantasy, I cherish…
Skul: The Hero Slayer – A Bone-Chilling Adventure
Retro Revival with a Twist If one genre is reviving retro gaming, it’s the action-platformer with rogue-like…
Katana ZERO – A Neo-Noir Ballet of Blitz and Elegance
A Neo-Noir Gem Katana ZERO promises stylish, neo-noir action and a unique story. While I usually prefer…
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