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Obake 2004 Arcade action
One of the most unique and fun platformers I have ever come across, Obake is a fun Japanese platformer that plays like what Messiah would probably be without the third dimension, religious/sci-fi overtones, and 'real-world' graphics. The gameplay is similar to Nintendo's Kirby console games, which allow you to use the enemies' skills once you defeat them. The (rather thin) plot: you play a young ghost named Obake Kid ("ghost kid") who must stop his father, the ghost king who has gone berserk. Although you play a ghost in this game, you do take damage from various enemies, and contrary...
Udoiana Raunes 2: Special Edition 1998 Adventure
Udoiana Raunes 2 and 3 are two fun sequels to Udoiana Raunes, a great Indiana Jones fan game created by two German programmers. Subtitled "Special Edition," the second game in this series is more of an "in-joke" game created to make fun of (presumably) professors the authors knew in real life. It is set on campus, and is a rather short game, although some puzzles are quite interesting and require multiple steps to solve. The third game, subtitled "In Search for Indiana Jones IV," is a more full-fledged adventure that puts Dr. Raunes on a quest to find the Indiana...
Ooops Up 1990 Amiga
Our memory of the event is a tad hazy, but apparently The One gave Ooops Up a 91% rating when it appeared on full-price many moons ago. Times change, however, and so do gaming standards, and unfortunately this game, though still a charmer in the playability stakes, hasn't grown old very gracefully. What we have here is little more than an uninspired but nevertheless competent rip-off of Ocean's Pang, where a little man runs along the bottom of the screen bursting bouncing balloons with a harpoon gun, in a cross between Asteroids and Space Invaders. In Ooops Up, however, you...
Space Commanders 2 1985 Arcade action
The sequel to Space Commanders 1. Except for the brush up in the graphics and very few changes to some levels as well as new ones not much can be reported as few features in Space Commanders 2. The actual game play is still the same and the game like the first game in the series still a poor clone of the popular Space Invaders as nothing unique is offered. Your mission in the game is to shoot as many enemies as possible before they reach you. There are numerous levels although they don't look that different from each other except...
Steven Spielberg's Director's Chair 1996 Educational
With a guide like Steven Spielberg we have got a chance to direct our own movie in this interactive movie-making game. Some of the most talented people in cinema industry are also helping us to choose and do the right things during our project. In addition Jennifer Aniston and Quentin Tarantino are our stars, OUR STARS of OUR OWN MOVIE! However, like most of the interactive games, this game is lacking its game side: Mostly all you've to do is to click the places you've told and wait to see what happens next. ...
Dragon Ninja 1988 Amiga
Ocean France are fast emerging as one of the leading development houses in the 16-bit arcade field. Although, as Ocean France, the team is new to the scene, they are already showing off a unique, unrivalled style of graphics in their forthcoming games, which I can honestly say are the best I have yet seen on the Amiga! For their current release, the coin-op tie-in restricts their artists to the high standards of Data East's Dragon Ninja visuals. Set in the recent past, the game opens with the shock announcement that President Ronnie has been kidnapped by the Dragon Ninja. A...
Amanda Stories 1991 Educational
AmandaStories was the very first "point-and-click" program for kids. Not only is there a strong narrative--in ten separate stories Inigo explores his house, his dream, the outside world, and Your Faithful Camel ventures as far afield as the North Pole--but where you click actually determines the course of the story. As children (ages 3 and up) move intuitively through one adventure after another, the combination of color animations, great sound effects, original music, and a variety of endings challenges and delights them. Ages three and up. No reading skills required. ...
Close Combat: First to Fight 2005 Arcade action
Given the current political climate, you'd think that developers would be wary of covering present and near future conflicts in their games, but it seems that authentic military shooters are still very much in fashion. The recently released Full Spectrum Warrior which plays out street fighting in an imaginary Middle Eastern city received critical acclaim and was successful at retail. The player controlled two squads of four men and using both together effectively was crucial. Based on real US tactics and built around a real military training tool, it certainly had realism close to its heart. Take 2's Close Combat:...
Sam & Max Episode 2: Situation: Comedy 2006 Adventure
Situation: Comedy is pretty much like its predecessor, Culture Shock. It has the same core characters, the same core locations, the same gameplay formula, and the same loving attention to detail. Like Culture Shock, Situation: Comedy is fun, intelligent, and extremely well-crafted. Telltale has honed its operation, settled on a few tried-and-true recipes, and is now busy dishing up servings of Sam and Max to a regular clientele. In case you aren't familiar with the Telltale series, Sam and Max are, respectively, a big, goofy dog in a private eye getup and a short, certifiably insane rabbit dressed in ... well...
Barbie Super Model 1993 Educational
Some may be disguisted by the mere existance of this game, but someone's gotta think about little girls' software! That's exactly what this game is, a kiddie product featuring the world's best known doll. The game features a few small games in it in which a player has to dress Barbie, drive her car around, attend fashion shows and such... If you are 3 years old + a female you'll love this! ...
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