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Resident Evil 3: Nemesis – PlayStation
24 hours before the events of Resident Evil 2, S.T.A.R.S. veteran, Jill Valentine has to fight her way through the zombie hoards caused by the T-Virus outbreak in Raccoon City. As if that weren’t bad enough, there is a new monster, sent specifically to hunt down her squad. InfiniteKnife tells you all about it in his review of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis.
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Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse – PC
With all the monsters crawling over Nerd Bacon’s front page, it’s time to set sail for sunnier shores. Shantae’s got another adventure for us, so let’s take a look at Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse and see if it’s smooth sailing or stormy waters.
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Decap Attack – Sega Genesis
Decap Attack? Who on earth would wanna play a game called Decap Attack? Oh, ZB’s reviewing this one? Makes sense. Put on your Halloween costumes kids and get ready for another action packed review by yours truly. And it’s for the Sega Genesis, no less.
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Sony Is Not Developing PS Vita Games
It’s looking a bit bleak for PS Vita owners. Sony has confirmed that they are not developing any first-party titles for their PS Vita handheld.
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Ghostbusters II – NES
bbpower reviews Ghostbusters II for the Nintendo Entertainment system. This is a tough retro game that any classic gamer should try to beat. Do you have what it takes to defeat Vigo in this retro title?
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The Vanishing of Ethan Carter – PC
Blood has been spilled unfairly in Red Creek Valley, and it’s up to detective Paul Prospero to uncover the malevolent secrets of an abandoned town, an unstable family, and the vanishing of a little boy named Ethan Carter. Sinisterly garnished with disturbing images, a haunting soundtrack, and terrifying ideas, where does The Vanishing of Ethan Carter rank in the realm of horror games? Read the full article to find out!
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Bacon Bebop – Mansion Basement – Resident Evil: Director’s Cut – Dualshock Ver.
Nerd Bacon author ChronoSloth has a very special track to discuss today. A track that goes off the tracks. Mansion Basement is a complete trainwreck.
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Bacon Bebop – Old Snake – Metal Gear Solid 4
In this installment off Bacon Bebop, ChronoSloth cover’s the theme of Metal Gear Solid 4, Old Snake, and its use in the game’s finale.
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Bacon Bebop – Life is Beautiful – Deadly Premonition
Nerd Bacon author ChronoSloth talks about how the song Life is Beautiful makes Deadly Premonition a better game. Good luck getting this one out of your head.
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Bacon Bebop – Reminiscence – Dark Cloud
In Bacon Bebop, Nerd Bacon author ChronoSloth talks about excellent video game music, and today’s track is the moving Reminiscence from JRPG Dark Cloud. This acoustic guitar track sets the mood for one of the most emotional moments in this early PS2 classic.
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Bacon Bebop: Stickerbrush Symphony – Donkey Kong Country 2
Nerd Bacon author ChronoSloth details how Stickerbrush Symphony saved many SNES controllers from being hurled at the wall during Donkey Kong Country 2. Thank you David Wise.
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Cursed Mountain – Nintendo Wii
Cursed Mountain takes place in the disturbingly abandoned Himalayan mountains, and puts players in Eric Simmons shoes in his search for his lost brother. The mountain of Chomolonzo is cold, spooky, and lonely. Is Cursed Mountain worth the climb in this Nintendo Wii exclusive? Grab you climbing gear and snow shoes and find out.
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Until Dawn – PlayStation 4
Picture this, you and your seven closest friends are celebrating your sister’s disappearance on a mountain a year earlier. On this anniversary, you will be hunted and forced to make difficult moral decision. Can you survive Until Dawn? Serving as a homage to the well known tropes of the horror genre, Until Dawn is an interactive drama you can watch more than play.
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Ghostbusters – Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
bbpower reviews Ghostbusters for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Anybody looking for an over-the-top challenge? Look no further. This game will push your patience and test your gaming abilities.
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The Ocean Hunter – Arcade
Doc Croc travels back to 1998 at the dawn of the sixth generation of video game consoles, when arcades were still barely holding on, to review a very special Sega rail shooter-The Ocean Hunter.
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