Meh, opinions. To me the robots are perfectly fine, but instead the monsters leave much to be desired. That said, at the end of the day I will care much more about the choreography of the fights than the aspect of the combatants, and in that regard I have no complaints so far.

1) GTA: Vice City (child of the 80's; can't help it)

I'm amused by all the "this is not scary!" comments that always pop up in these cases. Why are you guys so surprised? All people are different, which means that not everyone is scared by the same stuff. Spiders, snakes, mice, clowns, heights, the dark, etc... all those things make certain people wet their pants in a…

It's worthy of note that Space Harrier 3-D on the Master System was not simply a 3D version of the original Space Harrier, but a completely separate game with its own storyline, levels and enemies. Great game, though quite difficult - I've had it since I got my SMS back in the early 90's and to this day I still…

I know nobody counts them these days, but both the first GTA and GTA2 had entirely original soundtracks... GTA 3 had some songs written specially for the game as well.

For a second I thought it had to do with the old Sega Master System game Master of Darkness, a Castlevania knockoff. In it, Jack the Ripper collects victims for Dracula and serves as the first boss.

Not at all; I don't care what anyone says either... Ghostbusters was a GREAT game, one of my favorites for the 2600.

Sharks aren't even that scary, at least to me. In the sea, I actually find jellyfish immensely more terrifying. Their deadly tentacles, their transparent bodies that are difficult to spot, their tendency to be found clustered in large groups, and worse of all, their sheer mindlessness... brr.

Not even "The Lost World"? That's actually my favorite JP game, and it's actually on my top ten list of favorite Genesis games as well.

I think that's not even a secret, I recall having read an article explicitly stating that the Mad Doctor is just trying to trick Oswald.