Developer: Sunsoft Publisher: Sunsoft Released: September 20, 1991 Genre: Action In the days before the internet we had to rely on video game magazines for all of our news. While the information was usually out of date their previews of…
Developer: Success Publisher: Sunsoft Released: 08/12/94 Genre: Rail Shooter The Sega Genesis and scaling sprites did not go well together. For every Outrun there were numerous games like Galaxy Force 2 and Super Thunder Blade that were a choppy mess….
Developer: Sunsoft Publisher: Sunsoft Released: December 12, 1986 Genre: Adventure It’s interesting to look back and examine the evolution of certain genres. With the advent of home consoles games began to offer deeper experiences in addition to quick…
Developer: Ringler Studios Publisher: Sunsoft Released: 1992 Genre: Action Of all the publishers that survived into the 16-bit generation my biggest disappointment has to be Sunsoft. On the NES Sunsoft were one of the system’s best developers, easily up there…
Developer: Capcom Publisher: Capcom Released: 1989 Genre: Action RPG Capcom was one of the most prolific NES developers. Next to Konami, Sunsoft and Nintendo they also probably have the highest hit ratio in terms of their releases. And while…
Developer: Japan System Supply Publisher: Sunsoft Released: 11/03/97 Genre: 3d Platformer When the Nintendo 64 and Super Mario 64 hit their impact on gaming could be felt. Mario 64 was an example of how to do 3d games right…
Developer: Sunsoft Publisher: Tengen Released: 1989 Genre: Action Sega games on a Nintendo system will never stop being strange to me. I realize they have been third party since 2001 but as a seasoned veteran of the console wars…
Developer: Sales Curve Ltd. Publisher: Sunsoft Released: 1992 Genre: Shooter The Amiga has always been an interesting platform. I never owned one, nor did I know anyone that did. Its library is a blind spot in my…
Developer: Tokai Engineering Publisher: Sunsoft Release: 02/92 Genre: Action Growing up Spy Hunter was the game everyone seemed to have in their library. But here’s the thing: no one liked it. The marketing for that game had to…
After a string of bad games such as Superman, Back to the Future, and my personal biggest regret, Marvel’s X-Men I learned to avoid any game based on a popular license. When money is tight you have to be extremely…
