Ludum Dare-like events are awesome. We have already featured a game at the very beginning of this little site, but I somehow find myself constantly returning to these sorts of things, looking for stuff to play and see what people can make in a short amount of time. This time around, I've brought in STRATO-SPEAR … Continue reading STRATO-SPEAR
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Athena
Girls, amirite? End of article. But seriously, if we take a look at the 80s, playable female protagonists weren't exactly the hottest thing on the market. Most of the time we had shirtless soldiers, vehicles of all sorts, weird things, animals, but rarely did we get to play as these mythical creatures that live Among … Continue reading Athena
Kao the Kangaroo Trilogy
Mascot platformers used to be absolutely massive in the 90s and early 00s. Everyone had to have one. You had a brand that was even a tiniest bit marketable to kids? Put it in a game. You wanted to make a platformer, but didn't have access to Mario or Sonic? No worries, the designers can … Continue reading Kao the Kangaroo Trilogy
Piczle Puzzle & Watch Collection
Nostalgia for the Game & Watch is at an all time high, with Nintendo making new premium versions to celebrate franchise anniversaries and while I'd rather they remade the originals instead of selling Super Mario Bros. for the nth time, there's at least something to be appreciated about holding a new-old hardware like these in … Continue reading Piczle Puzzle & Watch Collection
Fairune Collection
After Kamiko destroyed the competition on the Nintendo Switch eShop in 2017 and sold 200k copies, Flyhigh Works was quick to announce the next SKIPMORE game to hit the scene and this time around, they'd release both Fairune games as well as some extras on the Nintendo Switch and PC, with a PlayStation 4 port … Continue reading Fairune Collection
Rockman & Rockman X 5 in 1 Special Box
I wouldn't exactly consider Mega Man obscure media, but the collector inside me couldn't help but want to showcase this little box set. While game collections are far from being a new concept, I find them to be a good opportunity to celebrate all that is gaming and the Mega Man Legacy Collections have been … Continue reading Rockman & Rockman X 5 in 1 Special Box
Rockman 99: Bootleg Heroes
Time to kick off March with a Mega Man themed post! This time around, I have a bootleg game from Makon Soft on the plate. Makon Soft is one of the plethora of late 90s to mid 00s bootleg game companies with not a lot of interesting stuff on their plate. They had their own … Continue reading Rockman 99: Bootleg Heroes
GB Operator
This review was not sponsored by Epilogue We have a bit of a weird one here. Usually Gekai doesn't really do hardware articles, but I felt like this would somewhat fit in with what we do, so here it is. The GB Operator is a tool to back up Game Boy series games, backup/load their … Continue reading GB Operator
Drancia Saga
Welcome, dear reader, thinking that they might read words about a video game. It is I, the person who attempted to write words about this video game and have failed. But where I've failed, the game's official trailer succeeded: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kdw-egus0-w Yeah, how does one write about a game like this? There's no point in it … Continue reading Drancia Saga
The Legend of Heroes: Crossbell Duology
After Trails in the Sky concluded with its third entry, the series disappeared for a couple of years, only to return in a different form. By 2010, Falcom was well past its honeymoon phase with the PSP and was pumping out title after title. Mostly ports, as well as a couple of new games. Ys … Continue reading The Legend of Heroes: Crossbell Duology
