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A Gallery of Psygnosis game covers.
Psygnosis was a UK game developer that made games for the Amiga and other video game systems in the 80's and 90's. Most of their ...
PS1 Zone: The PS1 RPG's before Final Fantasy VII
If you happened to own the first PlayStation (PS1) console in the U.S. between 1995 to mid-97, you might recall just how slim the pickin...
16-Bit Heaven: Valis: The Fantasm Soldier
The Valis series was a popular side-scrolling action platformer from Japan that produced four sequels and several remakes throughout t...
Obscure PC Games: Ominous Horizons - A Paladin's Calling
By the turn of the millennium, hundreds of FPS computer games littered the market. Most of them were DOOM-clones, with plenty of blood an...
A Mega Man Box Art Gallery.
Many gamers regard the North American box art of the original Mega Man NES game as the holy grail of bad game covers, and it's easy to ...
Obscure PC Games: The Devil Inside (Cryo, 2000)
The Devil Inside was a 3rd-person shooter developed by Cryo Interactive and written by Hubert Chardot (of the Alone In The Dark series) i...
Arcade Stories: The maniacal mock of the Sinistar
Arcades were a pretty big deal when I was a kid. I had parents who loved to gamble, so they would take me to places like Circus Circus ...
Obscure PC Games: L-ZONE (Synergy, 1993)
L-ZONE --- A hyper-automated city built by a mad scientist. Beneath a gigantic dome rise monumental buildings. Within them extend vast...
16-Bit Heaven: Jim Power In Mutant Planet (Micro World, 1993)
Let's get something straight right from the get-go... Jim Power In Mutant Planet for the PC-Engine is not a very good game. Not ...
Arcade Stories: The Cosmic Voyage of Star Rider
In 1983 Laserdisc games were introduced in Arcades, and the now classic Dragon's Lair made huge impressions among players. Game comp...
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