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Total Knockout Boxing 1995 Sports
Total Knockout Boxing is an ambitious boxing game that uses the same cartoon style as the classic SNES game Super Punch-Out!, but falls flat on its face due to awkward controls, ridiculously easy gameplay, and blocky graphics that are as unrealistic as 4D Boxing is realistic. The official blurb: "...fight opponents from around the world in your rise to the top of the female boxing world. This 3D boxing game lets you assume the role of an up-and-coming young boxer, looking to mark her mark in the ring. Execute high or low punches, block, or perform special moves that cause...
Dame Was Loaded, The 1996 Adventure
It is the 1940's. You are Scott Anger, Private Dick. You have just recovered from a prolonged drunken stupor that was the result of your girlfriend being killed. Back on your feet, you are determined to put the past behind you and start again in the Private Detective business. Along with your sleepy partner, Ralph Spencer, you are in your office when she walks in. She has the face a man could die for and eyes that could trap your soul. And her smile... She says her brother is in the city and she has lost contact with him and fears...
EGA Trek 1989 Simulation
EGA Treks is one of the best "clones" of the popular Trek space combat simulation game in late 1970s/early 1980s. The excellent review at Classicgaming.com says it all: "As the EGA Trek documentation explains, EGA Trek is actually a remake of one of the earliest video games (or earliest Star Trek games, anyway), so old that in its original minicomputer form it apparently wasn't uncommon to receive all the program's output through a printer. The Federation is being invaded by the Klingons and the Romulans - or rather, the Union is being invaded by the Mongols and the Vandals. (I...
Manchester United - The Double 1995 Sports
Manchester United - The Double is successor of Krisalis' well-regarded Manchester United Premier League Champions, and arguably the best in a Manchester United-licensed trilogy that began with Manchester United Europe. Third time is indeed the charm, as Krisalis adds an isometric view, transfers, a full team editor, an updated team data, and more options that make the management aspects of the game much stronger. Gameplay hasn't changed much from its predecessor, with just the addition of a very elementary management facility. It still has the excellent Tacti-grid(TM), which is one of the best ways ever of positioning your players. Additional manegerial...
Zax: The Alien Hunter 2001 Arcade action
More of an alien fortune hunter than alien hunter, Zax is on a quest with the simple, appreciable goal of becoming really damn rich. He don't care about politics, or people, he's in it for the money, the moola, or in his case, the ore. He believes some of this rare and cherished ore to be located on an assumedly uninhabited planet, so he makes his approach to land, only to be suddenly shot down. Too bad what was first thought to be an uninhabited world turns out to be a planet comprised of the peaceful Korbos (goober aliens) and...
Pamidama 2001 Puzzle
Pamidama is a fun reflex-based puzzle game featuring characters from several anime series. The idea: catch all the balls that roll from the top of the screen in the right container whose color matches the ball's color, by switching two containers at a time. It is not hard to predict each ball's trajectory, because it always takes the new path at every fork in the pipe. Sometimes you still have to guess if it will go left or right (at crossroads for example), but usually you will have enough time to switch the containers in advance. Similar to Tetris, the action...
Freedom Force 2002 Role playing
Rejoice, True Believers, for the day is ours. The dastardly and nefarious "Superhero Curse" has been broken at last. It had long been bemoaned that, in spite of reported attempts by numerous respected design studios, there just weren't any good superhero games for the PC. While a few fine console releases have come from publishers such as Activision and Ubi Soft, Crave's Freedom Force is the first honest PC game that lets the player truly feel the role of a superhero in a comic book world. Yet this review is about something even better. It's about a game that is...
Grand Monster Slam 1989 Amiga
An odd sports game in the traditions of dodgeball and kick ball. You must kick all the soccer like balls on your side to the opposite side, in the process hitting the other teams players. If you knock them down, and run to the center, you win. The game featured bonus levels, varied levels of opponents and a league. ...
Tennis Cup 1990 Non-English
Tennis Cup is yet another tennis simulation that came out in the early 90's. Graphically, the game is a beauty with typical Sablons characters and design. It offers many options and play modes, such as Davis Cup matches, doubles, tournaments and most notably a split-screen mode, making two-player games playable from both sides of the court. However, that split-screen is also the screen you have to cope with in single matches. This makes judging lobs a bit of a problem. The major flaw in gameplay for me is the fact that you are almost unbeatable near the net, while good...
Reach For The Skies 1993 Amiga
Flight simulations are big business these days, with everyone trying to get in on the act. Fortunately the programmers behind Reach for the Skies have a very good pedigree and certainly know what they're talking about when it comes to this type of game. If you enjoyed playing the absolutely marvellous Flight of the Intruder then it's a safe bet that you are going to love Reach for the Skies. For this game, Rowan Software has chosen a completely different theatre of war than the Vietnam scenario that was favoured for their last release. This time they have gone World...
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