Monster Party is a very unusual video game for the time. It features blood and gore on a Nintendo game, but then mixes that with crazy and comedic bosses. And I played this as my 2nd video game at my friends house when I was 7. Watch the video below to learn more about it.

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This is the first episode in a through review of every single Battletoads game in the short lived franchise. I did not skip episodes 22 – 24, I just didn’t finish playing those games yet. So, until the episodes start airing in order, enjoy the original game plus the Game Boy original in the 1st of 3 episodes.

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After awhile, I couldn’t resist trying out the Genesis version of the Super Nintendo game, and I was blow away by how much easier it was.

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Prime was a popular superhero in the early 90s from the Ultraverse / Malibu Universe. No one remembers him now. The only hero people might know from this universe is Nightman, because they made a TV show about him for 2-3 years. Marvel at one point had a crossover between this universe and theirs, with Juggernaut leading a group of heroes from both worlds in the Ultraverse world, Spider-Man & Green Goblin had a team-up with them (the good Green Goblin), Prime’s powers changed to Spider-Man’s for a few issues, and the Phoenix force possessed an Ultraverse character for awhile. For a year these universes crossed over in each other’s title, before the Ultraverse was forgotten forever.

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This is Beta called Baby T-Rex. I later found out that the full game was released on the Super Nintendo, and that it was renamed Radical Rex.

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Y’s III was a fun game I played growing up, but it was always pretty difficult than most of my Super Nintendo games.   It was definitely harder than the Genesis and TG-16 versions, but the graphics and sound are very good.  Here is the following review.

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This is a review for Castlevania Dracula X for the Super Nintendo based on the American, European, and Japanese versions, in addition to the 1 difference between each of them.

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A strange and easy game based on an anime I haven’t heard of. Sound Interesting? Watch the video and see.

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This remake of the Legend of Zelda was only released in Japan through a unique satelite download system (Satellaview), in 1995 – 2000.

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This was a really fun adventure game since you have no weapons or attacks, you’re normally scared when the hedge clipper man starts following you as you run around frantically trying to find somewhere to hide.

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