Retro Reviews
Check out our latest Retro system game reviews. While the industry continues releasing new consoles, always more advanced and powerful, some of us cannot spend a single day without remembering the former glory of amazing consoles and computers such as the SNES, the Game Boy, the Amiga and plenty of other never-to-be-forgotten systems. The way-back machine.
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Final Fantasy VI
Final Fantasy VI, also known as Final Fantasy III in North America at the time, was a Japanese RPG unlike any other released at the time. It was praised for its story, but not just storyline, but... -
The Legend of Zelda
Nintendo: a company known for playing a crucial role in the rise of video game media in the West. Although their flagship superstar was Mario, none could be any more vocal than the mute and... -
Duck Hunt
Duck Hunt for the NES was released on October 18, 1985. It's a basic shooter game where you use an included gun to shoot down flying ducks. The game in turn will keep track of your scores for that... -
Shadowrun
This is a review of, and a look back at Shadowrun for the SNES. Remembering the joys of past. -
EarthBound
Released in 1995, EarthBound (or Mother 2 in Japan) is a Role-playing game (RPG) for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Even though it's launch price and marketing was terrible, the famous... -
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins
Following Super Mario Land, Wario put a spell on the inhabitant to make them believe that he is their master and Mario is their ennemy, while Mario was on Sarasaland. Wario hijacked Mario castle... -
Solstice: The Quest for the Staff of Demnos
In the beginning, there was an empty work of fiction. Then someone said, "Let there be wizards!" The world would never be the same. Solstice is a game with wizards and some of the best, most...
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Last thing I told her is how much I love her, and that Im not leaving her there forever and I promise to come back and take her back home with me.
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