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Shaddam, nicknamed "The Killer" smashes Deckerd with a brutal flying knee that leaves him flat on his back, then pins him to the floor. The slender martial artist struggles as The Killer stretches his neck in a submission hold. Suddenly out of the corner of his eye, he spies his partner Yasha, the Ninja Warrior, heft a [...more] |
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Following up on the Vampire series is the THIRD (and reportedly final) sequel: Vampire Savior. This game brings back the cast of Vampire/Darkstalkers and adds a bunch of new characters, including Lei-Lei/Hsien-Ko, Lilith (Morrigan's sister), and Jadeh, the Demon of the Dark. (I probably don't have that title right, [...more] |
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Capcom scored big in the arcade business when they released the original Street Fighter II. This game took the world by storm, and through a series of sequels and derivative editions, is now regarded as the most famous and most successful fighter series of all time. Capitalizing on this market, Capcom started to release [...more] |
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In 1992, a company I had never heard of, Strata, released a game that at the
time I thought was incredibly cool. The game was Time Killers, and it
resembled Mortal Kombat in many ways, with one exception: dismemberment did
not only come at the end of a match! Yes, you could chop off your opponents'
arms and head at [...more] |
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I must admit to never playing Shinobi much in the Arcades. I was first introduced to it when it was converted to my Amstrad CPC, and I have
to say that I liked it a lot, although this was helped by the fact that it was one of the few Amstrad games to have half decent scrolling!
I later came across the arcade cabinet [...more] |
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Although Cadillacs and Dinosaurs came out after my arcadegaming bedtime, I had the privilege of getting
into this fine little videogame on a camping holiday last year at the Guincho in Portugal. The game is
based upon the "Award winning comic series" of the same name, of which I know nothing about but hey,
who cares? [...more] |
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Ahh... been a while since I last reviewed a game. Those of you who've read my past reviews might be able to guess what made me come back: The Impact!
I'm a longtime fan of Capcom and their work so naturally this whole Impact deal caught my attention in a jippy. Some of Capcom's latest (and maybe best) arcade games popping [...more] |
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King of Dragons is an all around four star game. It has great graphics, long, fun gameplay and near perfect emulation under Callus. Only minor flaws prevent this from being a five star game and getting 10 in every category.
King of Dragons is a Side-scroller kill everything that moves Golden Axe style game. You start [...more] |
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Street Smart is one of SNK's last non Neogeo titles - however - it certainly set the scene for the onslaught of mind numbing fighters we saw on the ageless 2D system. It mixes a quasi three dimensional playfield - with a standard kick/punch fighting style game - and unfortunately just fails to pull it off.
I've never [...more] |
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A long time ago I reviewed Samurai Shodown II. That review was done when the NeoGeo emulators still didn't have sound emulation. Now that the NeoGeo is almost perfectly emulated, I figured it would be a good time to re-reView this title.
First off, SNK has built a reputation off of incrementally improving their [...more] |
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