Yeah I had the pleasure of playing that Joe game, and it wasn’t great. because I was hyped since it’s Ashita no Joe, but the controls are terrible. The only accurate/most faithful thing about this game is you will be taking as many punches as Joe usually takes in his matches. It’s also nice to see Super Spy, I mean it…

Yes! Kunio is always welcome

I can’t wait. I grinded almost 17 hours on the on my file in the beginning desert, just because I was stubborn and wanted to kill that T-rex creature which I eventually did. Also I felt the battle system very much reminded me of Secret of Mana which is took me a bit of getting used to at first.

^This Lute’s game is easily one of the hardest. It’s so easy to jump to his final area, I think once you actually have free reign to go wherever you want you can go right at the start. but you really need to do all of the side quests, before attempting a shot at his dungeon if you’re feeling lucky.

I still love the game regardless even though it had it’s problems, I don’t think I’ve ever had so much time sunk into an rpg. It’s one of the few that I could replay despite it’s repetitiveness. However the soundtrack (easily underrated), the world, the characters, and even the battle system to some extent really gave…

I came to reply/show love for Redline. I didn’t even need to say anything, thanks guys.

Not gonna lie this talk about Ian James Corlett, and Scott McNeil makes me want to watch Mega Man.

Holy shit, you wrote this article too? Thank you. It really makes me want to pick up the game and play it again.

Thanks for the article, it’s was a fun read. I remember the first time I discovered Clock Tower on an emulator. I was like oh yeah this must be the original game of that franchise, and I never played any of the others. I thought on the SNES? It couldn’t be that bad. I started it and totally felt that paranoia,…

Can’t argue with that. lol

Okay I have to chime in, one of my picks is definitely the fight in Perfect Weapon.