Frame perfect.
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.
That's "football" as in "soccer," except this one is at least as violent as the other football.
The story of a prototype game that was all but completed, but never saw the light of day... at least, not officially.
Will Wright and Shigeru Miyamoto once got together to produce a classic game that you can't legally play on modern platforms.
An early Compile shooting game that shows off both their programming chops and imagination.
The graphic adventure game that put Rika Suzuki on the map.
Imagic's middle entry from a trilogy that was never completed tells a tale that sounds familiar in the present.
Another Disc Station release makes its way to D4's EggConsole service on the Switch.
It's not what you think it is.
