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Apr 28, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Tomer Gabel |Patrick Bregger
AstroFire is an Asteroids variant, but with a few twists: instead of asteroids there are monsters of sorts to shoot at, there are power-ups (two kinds of weapons) and shields (which means a single blow doesn't kill the player character), and players can also set whether or not they want momentum enabled.
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Apr 14, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Tomer Gabel |Patrick Bregger
An interesting freeware game from Japanese software house OMEGA, Every Extend is a top-down action game (over a 3D background) in which you control a bomb - literally, a bomb - which you must maneuver for maximum damage. Enemy cubes of various kinds move around the playfield and by triggering an explosion at the right moment you can create massive chain reactions which wipe your enemies out.
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Jan 14, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Tomer Gabel |Patrick Bregger
Players Average score: 3.7 out of 5 (based on 26 ratings with 1 reviews) Good times...good times. The GoodThis is one of the games I grew up with. From the very start, you get placed right in the middle of the action. It just has that...retro feel. The music is awesome, I loved every bit of the title track! It's also always so much fun to get powerups and become an unstoppable death machine. The BadWell, it's really hard in some parts. You never know what's around the corner.
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Jan 14, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Tomer Gabel |Patrick Bregger |Victor Vance
The GoodI was impressed at how well the game was written, and in 1995, the graphics in this game were outstanding....if I could find someone to play against Id love to race again.....the game is cartoonish in a way, and has very humorous comentary. Its not an easy game to play either.....so when you when a race you feel like you accomplished something......they dont make um like they used to that's for sure ;o)The BadThat playing the game died when Mplayer.com did.
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Jan 9, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Tomer Gabel
The GoodIt is an exellent computerized version of the classic board game Risk. It has all the fun of the board game, without having to roll all those dice. This lets you concentrate on strategy, instead of trying to remember how many dice you get to roll. The best thing about the game, though, is the satisfaction in seeing a board which started out being a hodgepodge of different colors slowly become uniformly yours, untill it is one solid color. The BadThe graphics were weak, even for their time.
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Jan 7, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Tomer Gabel |Johnny Undaunted |Jason SMith |Jason Smith
There were a total of five versions of this game released. The original Japanese version, an American version, a European version, a version included in the Japanese release Konami GB Collection Vol. 1 (a compilation of older Game Boy games with full Super Game Boy support for each game) and another version for the European release of Konami GB Collection Vol.1.The original Japanese version, titled Contra, was in black and white and has a stage select mode as a default feature in the game.
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Dec 26, 2023 | 
mobygames.com | Tomer Gabel |Martin Smith
The GoodWell, the graphics are very well done (especially for the XT), the music/sound effects are OK as well and the level design is way cool. But the gameplay - this is one of the games which constitue my definition of the word "addictive". It rocks! It's got too many stages to beat and it's simply incredibly addictive. Even nowadays I occasionally copy it back to the good ole' hard drive and have a few rounds. Oh, and it runs just fine on newer machines.
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Dec 25, 2023 | 
mobygames.com | Tomer Gabel |Martin Smith |Terok Nor |Patrick Bregger
The GoodI was wondering recently, which Commodore 64 games would be the best for the occasion, that if you put it up running, any laic would get the idea what it is about without much additional explanation, while it laid-back shows the better side and overall aura of the system, and puts the awkwardly dated aspects behind. From those I have on the real machine, Uridium and Arkanoid are the perfect candidates. I don't think Arkanoid needs much introduction.
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Dec 21, 2023 | 
mobygames.com | Tomer Gabel |Zack Green |Patrick Bregger
The GoodThe pizza delivery guy is back. Only this time instead of getting through caves finding trophies, he is exploring a haunted house looking for his lost brother Delbert, who was kidnapped behind his back. This game is called Dangerous Dave in the Haunted Mansion, the sequel to Dangerous Dave (duh). To find Delbert, he must get through eight areas of the haunted house shooting its inhabitants such as zombies, spiders, wolves, ghosts, and small slimy things that get on Dave's face.
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Dec 15, 2023 | 
mobygames.com | Tomer Gabel
The GoodDX-Ball 2 is good. Great even. It is such an improvment over the original DX-Ball, yet retains its atmosphere perfectly. Every aspect of the game was improved, starting with the amazing visual difference: the "Amigaball" in the menu was upgraded to a fully rendered, bump mapped thing, the logos were replaced with visual effects, backgrounds were added and some of the tiles got animated. And still the game retains the same "simple" atmosphere.
