A real step up from Ys V, but Falcom hadn't quite reached the series' resurgence point yet.
Insomniac's return to the world of first-person shooters has its moments, but is as plagued by pacing issues and sameness as it is browns and grays.
A modern re-release of a 90s shooter that combines names and console versions into one unified game.
The game deserves a second chance, and today's technology is better prepared for what it had to offer, too.
The 3DS doesn't have a massive Virtual Console library, but what's there is largely essential.
Treasure's first game remains an all-timer nearly three decades later.
If you ever wanted to kick an attack helicopter while playing as Street Fighter's Cammy wearing roller skates, then do I have the game for you.
Shake shake!
Pencil sketches who can throw whatever, including each other, makes for a fun fighter that's better with friends and/or enemies.
There are few singular games more vital to the success of video game consoles than the original Dragon Quest.
Maybe the reason North Americans think the Sega Saturn lacked games is because so many of the great ones never made it out of Japan.
Before there was Kirby and Lololo, there was simply Lolo.
