The Greatest Games You (Probably) Never Played
Sean J. JordanThere are thousands of awesome video games you probably never knew existed! Here are some of them.
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The 16-bit Arcade and Console Era (1990-1995) - Pocky & Rocky (a.k.a. KiKi KaiKai: Nazo no Kuro Manto)
I am still not clear on why most scans of the NTSC box art include a Spanish language callout since the back of the box is in English. Images Source: MobyGames and Launchbox GamesDB
RELEASE DATE: 1992
DEVELOPER / PUBLISHER: Natsume
BEST...
Season 1, Episode 19 – Why We're Stuck on Platformers, Part 2
Coming up in this episode –
We’re going to talk about early arcade platformers from the early 1980s like Jungle Hunt, Pitfall!, Popeye, Mr. Do!’s Castle, Congo Bongo, Bagman, Beauty and the Beast, Frankenstein’s Monster, Roc ‘N Rope, The G...
The 16-bit Arcade and Console Era (1990-1995) - Ninja Commando
Arcade flyers, the title screen and modern Arcade Archives tile art for Ninja Commando. Images Source: Launchbox GamesDB
RELEASE DATE: 1992
DEVELOPER / PUBLISHER: ADK / SNK
BEST VERSIONS: Arcade / Neo Geo
You can be forgiven for not kno...
The 16-bit Arcade and Console Era (1990-1995) - Nitro Ball (a.k.a. Gun Ball)
Some of the cover art from Nitro Ball’s modern ports. Images Source: MobyGames
RELEASE DATE: 1992
DEVELOPER / PUBLISHER: Data East
BEST VERSIONS: Arcade
During my research into this series, I’ve come to love the late 80s and early 90s D...
The 16-bit Arcade and Console Era (1990-1995) - Exvania
Exvania even gives you extra lives if you can recruit more players! Images Source: Launchbox GamesDB
RELEASE DATE: 1992
DEVELOPER / PUBLISHER: Namco
BEST VERSIONS: Arcade
Some games don’t need a lot of explanation, and Exvania is the si...
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Sean J. Jordan is a professional researcher who loves playing the video games most other people have never heard of. He's always excited to find titles that have been overlooked, misunderstood or forgotten.
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