Archive for tag: Super Nintendo

Lagoon for the SNES

February 12th, 2013 | SNES | By: Samuel Floyd

Lagoon is an RPG for the SNES, in much the same ilk of Ys, Willow and Crystalis, although much more basic. Lagoon was published by Kemco, a company mostly known for giving us the Top Gear series and a whole lot of Game Boy games, only a few of which slightly resemble RPGs. So what [...]

Retro Games and Passwords, why!?

October 22nd, 2012 | Editorial, Genesis, NES, SMS, SNES | By: Samuel Floyd

Passwords, the bane of many retro gamers. After a long week of writing things down at school the last thing you wanted was having to write down something from a video game you just rented or bought. No, video games were suppose to be a refreshing exit to your week and made looking forward to [...]

Sam’s Scores: SNES Jr. (aka SNES 2)

September 19th, 2011 | SNES | By: Samuel Floyd

It seems lately that I’ve had a lot of luck on my thrift store hunts. I’m either finding huge scores, or nothing at all. You might remember the $5 Atari Jaguar I got about a month ago, well today I’m going to present to you my Super Nintendo Jr. find!
I’ve owned a normal Super Nintendo [...]

College Slam

June 27th, 2011 | Genesis, Playstation, Portable, Saturn, SNES | By: Samuel Floyd

In 1996, Acclaim decided to go back to school and released College Slam for all major home and handheld systems. College Slam seems to be a more polished, albeit college themed, version of Acclaim’s smash hit NBA Jam. With NBA Jam you will probably remember shooting three pointers from just about anywhere and slam dunking [...]

Soul Blazer

March 16th, 2011 | SNES | By: William

Ever wished that there was a game out there that crossed both the action and town building elements of Actraiser in a top-down action game like Zelda or Illusion of Gaia? If you missed it, your wish was granted back in 1992 with the release of “Soul Blazer” by Enix for the Super Nintendo. Published [...]

The 7th Saga

March 6th, 2011 | SNES | By: William

“The 7th Saga”, released by Enix for the SNES is one of my all time favorite games! Every time I run into someone else who’s played it, they get this wistful look in their eye, fondness tinged with madness at the game’s occasional (read: near-constant) difficulty and level grinding. Unless, of course, they loathe it [...]