Tag: Super NES

We revisit Sony’s take on Coppola’s take on Dracula by reviewing the lesser SNES version of the same game we played on Sega Genesis… which turned out not quite as dire as I was lead to believing. Still, why play this when Super Castlevania IV exists on the same platform?

Honestly, regardless of the actual game, I remain largely impressed with the technical aspects of Spectre on SNES. More on this in the video above.

From the early days of SNES comes a highly regarded tech demo… or so I’ve been told. But it is, at the very least, a game that you can play and enjoy… so there’s that, I guess.

Hey, look at that. This one’s early, so let’s keep the peace, everyone… by beating everyone up into pieces… or something… I don’t know…

The final game in the Rushing Beat trilogy left me a bit conflicted, but not as bad as Rival Turf, I suppose. On the fence as to whether I’ll be getting the new one that’s out in a month… yes, there’s another coming up… that’s all we need these days are more of these revivals that are… well… that’s another story for another time.

Part 2 of the Rushing Beat trilogy disguised as another generic brawler. Best run away or run to? I dunno!

Beating the rush with Rival Turf, for when Final Fight at home isn’t good enough, you can play the somehow even lesser version of Fight Fight At Home at home… and this one has 2-player co-op!

This week has us venturing through the localized ports of the Rushing Beat trilogy, which will also include subsequent titles Brawl Brothers and The Peace Keepers. Despite my claim of a trio of mediocre brawlers, Rival Turf is probably the only game to really fit that descriptor… which is good because I’d hate to play three of these things that are out and out bad.