Splatoon 2 is a third-person shooter for the Nintendo Switch. Normally I’d have already reviewed the first game and point you there for the basics, but I actually never played the first one. So keep that in mind as you read on. Continue reading “Splatoon 2”
Jetpac is an arcade-style shooter made by Ultimate Play the Game for the ZX Spectrum and the VIC-20. Ultimate Play the Game later became known as Rare, a company responsible for a number of hits. One of those hits was Donkey Kong 64 for the Nintendo 64. As an unlockable bonus minigame on DK64 you could play Jetpac. This is the version I’ve played and will be the basis for this little review. Continue reading “Jetpac”
Mega Man 7 is the seventh installment in Capcom’s Mega Man series. This 2D platforming shooter is the first 16-bit installment in the original Mega Man series to make its way to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Continue reading “Mega Man 7”
Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures is a retro-style 2D platformer based on the popular internet show and titular character The Angry Video Game Nerd. Continue reading “Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures”
The Mega Man Legacy Collection is a collection of the six Nintendo Entertainment System Mega Man titles by Capcom. Continue reading “Mega Man Legacy Collection”
Mega Man 5 is a 2D run and gun platformer developed by Capcom for the Nintendo Entertainment System. As this is the fifth installment in the Mega Man franchise I will be assuming you’re either familiar with the previous titles or have been keeping up with my reviews so I can avoid repeating myself too much. The story of this one seems to be following up more on the reveal from the third game, oddly enough. A group of robots has started causing trouble in the world. What a surprise. The twist is that this time Proto Man is behind it. It’s up to Mega Man to defeat the eight master robots and confront his long lost brother leading the charge. Continue reading “Mega Man 5”
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