
1943: The Battle of Midway Review: Capcom’s Fuel-Meter Shooter
Capcom's 1987 arcade sequel 1943: The Battle of Midway gave players one life and a draining fuel meter across 16 stages and scored 6.7/10.

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Capcom's 1987 arcade sequel 1943: The Battle of Midway gave players one life and a draining fuel meter across 16 stages and scored 6.7/10.

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link broke the series in 1987 with side-scrolling combat, leveling, and a sleeping princess. A 7.2/10 experiment worth revisiting.

Zanac review: Compile's adaptive-AI shooter still holds up decades on, with eight weapons, twelve levels, and a difficulty that watches how you play.

Capcom's 1989 NES Willow is a solo Zelda-style action RPG with leveling, no money system, and a password save. We review the version worth playing.

Vice: Project Doom blends Ninja Gaiden-style platforming with driving and shooting stages on the NES, wrapped in a wild alien drug conspiracy.

A retro review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project, Konami's original 1991 NES beat-'em-up, scored 7.7 of 10.

Konami's NES port of TMNT II: The Arcade Game adds two new levels and bosses Tora and Shogun, plus a Baxter Stockman swap. Review score: 7.5/10.

Sweet Home, Capcom's 1989 Famicom RPG, never left Japan but its mansion, permadeath and inventory ideas built survival horror and Resident Evil.

Snake's Revenge was Konami's 1990 NES Metal Gear sequel made without Hideo Kojima. A review of its stealth loop, interrogation system, and flaws.

Shadowgate 2014 review: a brutal castle, torch countdown, sardonic deaths, and three artifacts. Zojoi's remake of the 1987 Mac classic scores 7.5/10.

Power Blade is a 1991 NES platformer from Taito starring Nova, a boomerang that fires in eight directions, and a Power Suit. Our review scores it 6.2/10.

A review of Konami's 2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles beat 'em up: four turtle campaigns, a deep versus roster, and a thin adaptation of season one.
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