Project S-11 Review

Subscribe To My YouTube Channel! Some games just don’t have a strong marketing campaign. Paired with a terrible name and terrible cover art, Project S-11 was developed by Paragon 5 and published by Sunsoft in 2001 for the Game Boy Color. The vertical shoot ’em up was regarded as one of the respectable shooters onContinue reading “Project S-11 Review”

U.N. Squadron Review

Subscribe To My YouTube Channel! Developed and published by Capcom, U.N. Squadron was a side-scrolling shooter in the arcade before it was ported to the Super Nintendo in 1991. U.N. Squadron has you taking control of three pilots as you navigate your way through a war map taking out enemy targets and bases. How wouldContinue reading “U.N. Squadron Review”

The Legend of Dragoon Review

Subscribe To My YouTube! Before there was “Ico” or “Shadow of the Colossus”, SCE Japan Studio had its sight set on making a role-playing game that would become a “Final Fantasy Killer”. In 1999, SCE Japan Studio and Sony Computer Entertainment released “The Legend of Dragoon” for the PlayStation. The fantasy adventure would see someContinue reading “The Legend of Dragoon Review”

Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune Review

Subscribe To My YouTube Channel Naughty Dog had already made a name for itself in the video game world with beloved series like Crash Bandicoot and Jak and Daxter. In 2007, Naughty Dog would find gold again with a new series on the PlayStation 3. Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune was launched in 2007, developed by NaughtyContinue reading “Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune Review”

Alleyway Review

Subscribe To My YouTube Channel! In 1989, Nintendo blew away the world by launching the Game Boy making car rides a hundred of times better for all travelers. The Game Boy launched with five games available for North Americans. One of those games was “Alleyway” a brick-breaking game where the player must paddle a ballContinue reading “Alleyway Review”