
Time Crisis Review: Hiding Behind Cover Works Better Than the Gunplay Does
A shooter wherein hiding grants safety, yet clumsy controls and a thin loop keep its promise but half fulfilled.


A shooter wherein hiding grants safety, yet clumsy controls and a thin loop keep its promise but half fulfilled.

A tale of armored machines built by hand, fought in arenas of fire and hazard, still standing proud upon the PlayStation.

A demanding shooter of old, whose ship changes shape amid battle, testing patience and skill alike.

A hero carrying a cure he may already carry within him. Mega Man X5 mixes old precision with a virus that twists every battle.

A sprawling tale of digging through rock, battling robots, and treasures sought across a vast, open realm.

A review of Mega Man Legends, wherein the hero abandons his platform and digs through rock for treasure and monsters upon a floating isle.

A blade, a rival, a single strike—this ancient contest of honor demands patience above all else.

A heavy vehicle, a closed track, and walls waiting to be struck — a game of destruction, noise, and lasting memory.

A stolen car, a criminal gang, and streets full of pursuit — Driver holds its reputation as a demanding driving game.

A review of Wip3out, the anti-gravity racer whose ships, weapons, and narrow courses made it one of PlayStation's finest early titles.
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