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Sonic & Knuckles – Sega Genesis
Sonic & Knuckles is an immortal and epic game worthy of any gamer’s collection. Featuring top notch graphics, famous Sonic music, and intricate stage designs, Sonic & Knuckles is one hell of a tough, yet fun, video game!
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Warlords Battlecry II – PC
Warlords Battlecry II brings an unparalleled amount of customization to the world of real-time strategy games. From which of the twelve well-balanced races you’ll command, to the kind of hero you’ll become in the eyes of your people, and even down to the equipment you’ll carry and the company you’ll keep, taking control of the realm piece by piece has never felt so personal.
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Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 – PC
Nerd Bacon writer Sarus Vakarian revisits Freddy Fazbear’s pizza, where the animatronics have wicked motivations of their own but the pizza is delicious. Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 is stunningly brilliant and horrifyingly superb. Read more here!
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Crash Team Racing – PlayStation
Crash Bandicoot and his buddies are put in a tough situation where they have to race against the evil alien Nitros Oxide in an effort to save the planet. Can Crash and his friends beat the evil Oxide and save the planet? Or are they in for a celestial beatdown?
Many kart-racing games were disregarded as Mario Kart 64 ripoffs before people ever gave them a chance. While some might claim Crash Team Racing has similar traits to Mario Kart 64, nobody can claim that the game isn’t pure fun and enjoyment. -
Spec Ops: The Line – PC
Nerd Bacon’s Justicescooby reviews Spec Ops: The Line, a controversial and emotional toll-taking third-person shooter developed by Yager Development and published by 2K Games. While not that big a fan of third-person shooters, Justicescooby actually enjoyed Spec Ops: The Line quite a bit due to the amazing story and decent gameplay. Read more right here.
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Eternal Champions: Challenge From the Dark Side – Sega CD
Action Zero examines one of his favorite games from the Sega CD – Eternal Champions: Challenge From the Dark Side – and describes the elements of the game that helped it become more than just another violent fighting game in his eyes.
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Mario Kart 8 3.0 (DLC) – Wii U
The latest update to Mario Kart 8, officially rendering it “ver. 3.0,” adds 3 new characters, 4 new karts, and 8 new courses. Additions include Link, courses themed with elements from F-Zero, Excitebike, and The Legend of Zelda. An unquestionably worthwhile update to anyone’s Mario Kart 8 experience!
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Persona 3 Portable – Sony PSP
Nerd Bacon writer student 20 praises Persona 3 Portable on the PSP as an excellent, if disturbing, RPG.
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The Swapper – Wii U
A solid puzzle platformer with obvious influences from Portal, The Swapper is a decent game of it’s style.
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Alien: Isolation – Xbox 360
In space, no one can hear you scream, but when you’re playing Alien: Isolation with NerdBacon’s InfiniteKnife, this is definitely not the case. Come aboard Sevastopol Station as Amanda Ripley tries to discover what happened to her mother, Ellen and survive the nightmare along the way. You’ll want to have the lights off for this one.
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Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master – Sega Genesis
Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master sees the master Ninjitsu ninja Joe Musashi return to take on the evil crime syndicate, Neo Zeed. Featuring improved gameplay, outstanding music, and incredible graphics, Shinobi III is arguably the pinnacle of the series.
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Monster Party – NES
Nerd Bacon author ChronoSloth reviews what may possibly be the most unapologetically weird NES game of all time. Have your baseball bat ready, as tons of ridiculous monsters await you in this 1989 horror-comedy platformer.
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Dead Space 3 – PC
Things get cold and ugly as Proto Joe reviews Dead Space 3, a third person shooter that seems to have forgotten it comes from a survival horror franchise. Where’d all the scares go? Strap into your winter suits and read on.
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Ghosthunter – PlayStation 2
If you’ve got a Halloween hangover, “Ghosthunter” might just be the hair of the dog that bit you. Or, it might not. It’s going to be one or the other. Not quite terrifying and not quite a Saturday morning cartoon, its lush visuals, unparallelled atmospheres, precise controls and buckets of charm all work against recurring clunky design moments that have you floating aimlessly in the next dimension, or pacing in circles.
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Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly – PlayStation 2
The second a far superior game in this groundbreaking survival horror franchise, Fatal Frame follows Mayo and Mio Amakura two young twins who are lost a lost village. Loosely based around a Shinto “Shrine Maiden” ritual Mio comes across all kinds of aggressive spirits all bent on preventing her from saving her sister. Players control Mio as she wanders through the lost village, killing spirits by taking pictures of their souls with her camera obscura.
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