Author Archives: Trevor Markiv

It wasn’t made aware to me, until I actually took a moment to evaluate myself and see the highly critical judgments I make, and all the while having myself openly online and being made suspect of the same things that … Continue reading →

This piece of shit is allying with kamala nope, he is done

Written By CraigThe Megaman (or Rockman in Japan) series is one of the best and most famous videogame franchises ever. Capcoms’ Blue Bomber has spanned a variety of systems, the NES, Gameboy, home computer, SNES, Sony Playstation, Sega Gamegear, Sega Saturn … Continue reading →

Written By Craig Phantasy Star IV End of the Millenium is one of the best RPGs released for the Sega Genesis and wraps up the Phantasy Star saga (unless the Dreamcast PS continues the story) perfectally. The epic story (though not … Continue reading →

Written By Craig In 1995 Gamearts released a spin-off of the Lunar Series on GameGear entitled Magic School Lunar. Magic School was a solid rpg and was one of the better titles released for Sega’s handheld system. In 1997 Gamearts in … Continue reading →

Written By CraigIn 1992 Gamearts released an RPG for the Mega CD System, an RPG that would start one of most memorable RPG series ever, Lunar. Lunar The Silver Star became an instant hit with Mega/Sega Cd owners with its compelling … Continue reading →

Written By CraigGrandia is the brainchild of Gamearts, a small (but growing bigger every day) RPG developer whose previous games included the extremely popular Lunar Series, Alisa Dragoon, GunGriffon Series and Silpheed. Grandia (and Eternal Blue before it) etched Gamearts’ name … Continue reading →

Written By CraigTengai Makyo: The Apocalypse IV is the latest installment of the extremely popular Far East of Eden series (also known as Tengai Makyo) which spans from the Super Famicom (TM Zero), to the PC engine (TM Ziria, TM Manjimaru … Continue reading →

Written By CraigAlbert Odyssey: LoE was released in 1997 to hungry US Saturn owners who would take any RPG that was thrown there way. Even though Albert Odyssey LoE wasn’t what you would call an “epic” or “classic” RPG, it did … Continue reading →

Written By Craig I actually came across this game by accident but I am very glad that I was able to snag up one of the more original and cool 2D Fighters ever to grace Saturn. Atlus’s Groove on Fight is … Continue reading →

Written By Trevor Tokimeki Memorial – forever with you (aka TokiMemo) is a dating simulation game published by Konami of Japan for the Sega Saturn. It was what basically spawned the Dating Sim Genre in Japan, and gained massive popularity in … Continue reading →

Written By Tony Remember that game called Centipede? You know, the quarter game sitting in the corner you don’t see many people playing? With the growing trends of classic Atari game updates, Hasbro Interactive brings yet another 3D update. You play … Continue reading →

Written By Craig Am I the only one who thinks that the hockey games on PSX, Saturn and *laugh* N64 dont even compare to the EA NHL series on Genesis? Sure the graphics were plain and the gameplay allowed for some … Continue reading →