
Rad Rodgers: World One Captures 90s Platformer Style, but Its Controls Keep Getting in the Way
A ship of islands, a guardian at each gate, and a battle against a cruel fate — a tale of triumph and failure.


A ship of islands, a guardian at each gate, and a battle against a cruel fate — a tale of triumph and failure.

A tale of Beck, the ninth mighty robot, who must save his brethren from a foul virus, told through twelve trials of skill and valor.

Soul Hackers review: Atlus's 1997 cyberpunk dungeon crawler, its negotiation systems, and why the 3DS port is the version to play.

Windjammers review: Data East's 1994 Neo Geo disc game still holds up 32 years later, thanks to the Miss rule, dive mechanic, and blistering speed.

Lumines (2004) review: how the Time Line, jewel blocks and music-driven skins made Q Entertainment's puzzle classic different from Tetris.

Metal Slug 3 review: SNK's 2000 run-and-gun classic, its branching paths, prisoner tally, destructible scenery and dot-pixel art, scored 8.2 of 10.

Mega Man 9 review: Capcom's 2008 retro throwback looks like 1987 but hides a sharp story about obsolete robots, plus eight Robot Masters and brutal difficulty.

He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction is a retro pixel-art co-op brawler from Bitmap Bureau, out 2026 on all major platforms.

A retrospective on Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare, the 2001 PS1 survival horror reboot with two heroes, one flashlight, and one great idea.

Monster Rancher 2 review: the 1999 PlayStation classic's guts battles, disc-based monsters, Big Four, and how Monster Rancher 1 & 2 DX keeps it alive.

Die Hard Trilogy packed three movies into three genres on one PlayStation disc in 1996. A retro review of Probe Entertainment's ambitious movie tie-in.

A retro review of Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain, Silicon Knights' 1996 vampire action-adventure — its blood health bar, cruel story, and lasting flaws.
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