Welcome, foolish mortals, to Pug Hoof Gaming’s Halloween 2018 Special! Disney’s Haunted Mansion is probably one of my favourite things ever, so it gives me great pleasure to bring you this totally self-indulgent look at the Gamecube’s rendition of the classic Disneyland/Disney World ride!
This Dirt Trax FX SNES Review is the latest in my series that reviews all of the Super FX games ever released for the Super Nintendo. Developed by Sculptured Software and published by Acclaim, this motocross racer utilities the Super FX chip to deliver fully 3D tracks. But…
There are some licensed video games that just don’t seem to have any real merit. Games based on things that clearly didn’t need a licensed product, licensed games that clearly misunderstand their licence – Or licensed games that are just plain old rubbish!
Welcome to my Yoshi’s Safari review, part of my quest to review every single Super Scope game. Mario’s taking drastic measures against the Koopas in this Super Nintendo light gun game, and with Yoshi as his steed, ruthlessly users his own Super Scope to dispatch justice.
Yoshi’s Island is the first game to feature the awesome power of the Super FX 2 chip, and in this review of the original SNES version of Yoshi’s Island, find out why the Super FX 2 was not wasted on this 2D platformer.
Here it is, the very last (as far as I know) Retrogaming Chart Show, and this month we’re going to finish up on the Top 5 SEGA Game Gear Games, as it’s a handheld I haven’t really covered much here!
Once again I delve into the realm of the Super Nintendo Super Scope peripheral, in this Battle Clash Review for the SNES! Could it be that I’ve finally found a Super Scope game that’s actually unique AND fun to play? Will my shoulders get tired? How big are…
In honour of Super Mario Odyssey, I felt it was the perfect opportunity to briefly talk about my Top 3 best Super Mario games – While of course, playing Mario’s latest adventure!
Most people know about the many celebrities in Midway’s NBA Jam TE, but you may not be aware of other hidden things such as a secret NBA Jam TE Fatality Mode!
Of all the strange peripherals you could get for the Nintendo Game Boy, the idea of a Game Boy FM Radio seems pretty unique – In the 90’s it would have been pretty cool. Enter, the Boom Box Boy Read More
The Retrogaming Chart Show is once again BACK with a look at the gaming charts of yesteryear – This week, it’s all about the Game Boy – The little handheld that could.
Pilotwings 64 – Not only one of the Nintendo 64’s launch titles, but the first game to come from the infamous “Dream Team” stable of developers. A join partnership between Nintendo and Paradigm, this relaxed flight sim tries to bring the fun to back to flying!
The SEGA Menacer was SEGA’s answer to the Super Nintendo’s Super Scope, sporting a very similar colour scheme, while also coming with a cartridge of six mini-games, designed to demonstrate the SEGA Menacer’s feature set.
I’m still going lightgun crazy, so here’s a review of the very first NES Zapper game – Wild Gunman. Based on a very analog arcade cabinet of the same name, this digital version encourages players to come to the Wild West and take down some of those nasty…
You’d think the Summer months would be quiet for games in August 1993, but that is just not true – This month on The Retrogaming Chart Show, we’re looking at the Top 5 UK SNES games, and there are some absolute SCORCHERS!
Continuing my series of SNES Super Scope reviews, is my Bazooka Blitzkrieg review! In this Super Scope game, take on an army of mindless robots, giving them the full power of the SNES Scope Scope, right in their face!
Following on from last month’s guide to earning Mega Man X’s Hadouken, this time I’m going to show you how to get the Dragon Punch in Mega Man X2. Read More
Greetings, and welcome to another Game & Vlog! This week, I’m playing Super Mario World, for no other reason than I think it’s the most perfect game ever. Read More
This month on The Retrogaming Chart Show, there’s a whole lot of games based on animated shows, and even more games that never even made it outside of Europe! Read More
The London Gaming Market took place this past weekend over in London (of course!). I popped down for the first time in a while, grabbed some bargains and met some cool people! Read More
With a Beyond Good & Evil 2 trailer finally being released during this year’s E3, I thought it would be good to finally get around to playing the original game and seeing what the fuss is about.
In this Beyond Good & Evil review, I see if over a decade on, this is a game still worth playing!
Welcome to the pilot episode of Game & Vlog a regular vlog series where I talk games, while playing games! Join me this week for a session of Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island, while I chat about the recently announced SNES Classic Mini! Read More
Uniracers (Unirally here in the UK) was one of the strangest games for the Super Nintendo, developed by DMA Design (Developers of Lemmings and now develop games like the Grand Theft Auto series, Red Dead Redemption and more under the name of Rockstar North). Read More
The SEGA Mega Drive (SEGA Genesis in North America) was a phenomenal system, and arguably one of the best things to ever come from SEGA. But what were the games that defined what the system would come to be over the 16-bit generation? Read More
Super Scope 6 is the very first game to appear on the Super Nintendo Super Scope. Featuring six games in one cartridge, you’d hope for this game to be full of value for would be Super Scope owners. Read More
The Nintendo 64 was Nintendo’s most challenging console generation, but despite falling short of the success achieved by Sony’s new console, the N64 had some excellent games. Read More
Last week, I started to piece together my choices for what I think should be on the SNES Classic Mini, listing the first fifteen games of what I believe should be a 30 game library. Read More
If reports are to be believed, Nintendo will be following up the massive success of the NES Classic Mini, with a Super Nintendo Classic Mini! Read More
