
Top Gear 2: More Roads, More Machines, Same Fast Heart
A race against the clock and a friend on one screen, Top Gear 2 keeps the pace of the first, with a worthy addition.

Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.

A race against the clock and a friend on one screen, Top Gear 2 keeps the pace of the first, with a worthy addition.

A swift, singular racer upon the Super Nintendo, wherein velocity and peril contend — remembered still for its music and its madness.

A look at Super Tennis for the SNES, a game whose weight of shot and simple control still delivers a fair, pleasing match of tennis.

Super Star Wars brings punishing action and boss battles from the film to the console, testing patience with fast enemies and few checkpoints.

A cartridge review of Super Return of the Jedi: three stages, a swift forest chase, and music that carries the moon scenes well.

Four old games gather on one cartridge, given new art and sound, with a save feature that grants each a longer life.

A knight named Arthur seeks once more his princess, cast against demons in a suit that breaks at a single blow — prepare yourself.

A hard, worthy game of the middle chapter of the space war tale, with an icy stand against giant machines as its finest hour.

Super Aleste, a shooting game for the Super Nintendo, asks how much a single screen can hold before it breaks. Scored 9.3 of 10.

A race of shapes upon twisting courses, wrought by strange hardware within the cartridge, still holds a curious charm.
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