Retro XP
Retro reviews, analysis, and thoughts about retro games I’m playing, and think you should be playing, too.
Known as Target Earth in North America the first time around, Leynos is an underrated and unrelenting Genesis game with a modern update that doesn't forget the point.
An important and influential arcade game in Japan that just never took off in North America, but the three-screen wonder has finally been ported to home consoles.
Vibes over scoring, and that's not a negative.
Emerald Dragon used to re-release all the time. Let's go back to that.
Truxton is back courtesy its original designer and composer, with an entry worthy of the name.
Do you know what Elevator Action was missing? Explosions, helicopters, and exploding helicopters.
Sega's classic take on mad scientists creating zombies in a secret lab underneath a mansion.
Frame perfect.
Volition at their least subtle — which is saying something — and most pro-worker, in a game that resonates even more today than it did upon release.
An oddity for both Donkey Kong and Nintendo that you should take the time to appreciate.
A graphic point-and-click adventure where narrative remains at the heart of things.
The game that made Capcom into a major player, both in arcades and the living room.
A revision of a short story into a game, with author Harlan Ellison heavily involved, meant to serve a different purpose than the original work.