Time for even more NES goodness to go with Jeff's Thunder & Lightning review! How about a quirky obscure puzzler? Look no further than the oddity that is Lot Lot. It's weird but still brings joy. It's like a digital wine!
Time for some NES goodness this week. No, it's not Mario or Zelda or anything like that. My apologies. Instead, let's take a look at Romstar's li'l 1990 offering known as Thunder & Lightning, a game that figuratively asphyxiated my brain briefly as a child. Check out that review!
What time is it? It's Scooter Sunday, still rollin' with two new single reviews. What's coming down the review conveyor belt this week? First, let's examine their only #1 hit in their homeland: the 2002 powerhouse known as Nessaja! But that's not all! We must also discover our inner James Dean with the Billy Idol cover Rebel Yell. Check 'em out! And now we ask the great question of our time: what will be reviewed next week?
The pirates are back and ready for more mischief as we take a look at another unlicensed game, this time the mighty Super Contra 7 for the NES. Oh, and because it's so similar, I might as well tack on Super Contra 8, but the real meat is in the first article. Check it out and enjoy! And that's an order!
Time for another edition of Scooter Sunday, boasting two new single reviews. What's it going to be this week? First, we'll ask about volume concerns from a young lady. I'm referring to their 2003 banger, Maria (I Like It Loud), of course. Also on the docket is definitely one of their odd moments with 2007's aptly-titled Behind The Cow. How's that for being cool? So... what will be reviewed next week?
It's a dry spell for that blue bomber, Mega Man. Well, let's revive some good times with a review of Mega Man Maverick Hunter X, the remake of Mega Man X for PSP. Check it out!
Life can be annoying. It's a factoid we can't tiptoe around. But there SHOULD be some aspects of life that we can control, most notably annoying salespersons! Let me tell you more about it in a new rant, Death Of A Salesman. Yes, I haven't done a rant in ages... it's about time, eh?
Scooter Sunday is back with two more single reviews. This time around, we look to the one single that really put them on the map: the 1994 raver classic, Hyper Hyper. Another remix disc also rears its head with Back In The U.K. (The Remixes). Oho! What will be reviewed next week?
Just when you thought I had completely forgotten about it (and by you, I mean possibly one or two of you readers; the rest, well, you generally don't think about it), the second of the Level-Up Collection video game remix series finally hits the e-airwaves. Last time, five remixed tracks from Faxanadu for NES appeared; this time, things are a little crazier, courtesy of The Level-Up Collection: The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle! Five more tripped-up versions of classic bunny goodness. Enjoy!
Time to dig deep... deep in your lungs... as we present another video game hack featurette. This one's not very good, but still worth observing, if only to determine what not to do. It's Bruce Campbell vs. Ganon, a rather ill-begotten take on Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past for SNES. Approach with caution.
Aha! Another Scooter Sunday is upon us. What's for snacking this week? First is one of the more grating singles of their career, Let Me Be Your Valentine. Second is a trip down memory lane, to the days when disco was cool and the masses were shaking their collective booty with Shake That! What will be reviewed next week?
Time to rock out to not one, but two game reviews! Here are the site's first Game Gear reviews ever, and (oddly enough) they're both Japan-only titles! Chug down your favourite beverage while checking out the bubbly adventures of Coca-Cola Kid! Then take to the skies in Tails' Skypatrol, where Sonic's good pal finally gets to be in the driver's seat for a change. Enjoy!
Attack! It's another Scooter Sunday, where I posted two new Scooter single reviews (until I run out, of course). So, what random excitement will appear this week? Well, first, it's a remix disc: I'm Raving (The Remixes) from 1996. But then we kick off the raver shoes and put on your traje corto as we get down with Suavemente! What will be reviewed next week?
Question your existence and the meaninglessness of a lot of things with a brand new episode of Late Night Philosophy Phite! It sure has been a while since GOOD philosophy has edged its way around here!
Scooter Sunday continues (you think I'd stop after the first one?) with two new single reviews. What's it going to be this week? First, let's take a trip to the past with that 1995 classic, Friends. Then we can get a little wackier with the 2001 bullet Aiii Shot The DJ. What will be reviewed next week?
