platform – Obsolete Gamer

Luis Zena 0 Comments 1991, Data East, Joe & Mac, platform

Joe & Mac

The game also has some secret places you can go into like save spots or secret levels but you will need to find a key and most of the time you will only find one key which will lead you to pick which door you want to unlock in the map, you can either pick a save spot or a secret level which probably has extra lives or food in it. It’s all up to you! In the end, I recommend this game for everyone who has a friend and wants to play a decent cavemen game. You can finish this game within the hour so don’t get your hopes up for a long game.

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J.A. Laraque 1 Comment black Friday, camelot, cyber Monday, dark dawn, deus ex, Disney, DS, epic mickey, game deals, game sales, gamer releases, Games to buy, golden sun, golden sun dark dawn, J.A. Laraque, nintendo, nintendo DS, Nintendo wii, obsolete gamer, platform, RPG, systems shock, the obsolete feed, turn based, wii

GAMES TO BUY: CONSOLE EDITION: NOV 30 2010

If you use a lot of paint it is considered good and your appearance matches that. If you use a lot of thinner it is considers bad in a sense because you are destroying things and thus you change over time to Scrappy Mickey, while not necessarily evil this is considered the lesser choice.

Commodore Amiga

Blazej Kozlowski 7 Comments adventure, amiga, amiga games, amiga gaming, arcade, cute game, kad3t, obsolete gamer, pc, platform, platformer game, superfrog, team 17

Superfrog review

Arguably SNES displayed the most – 256 colors on the screen at once in its games and Genesis – 64, whilst Amiga in most cases only 32. Superfrog and mastermind geniuses of evil – Team17 – behind it however, managed to pull as much as they could out of hardware and the game runs at 64 colors, as well as Genesis titles do. Those colors are so smartly picked, mixed and rotated though that it looks as if there were many more… So, in theory whilst being similar to Genesis it does look bit less colorful than some of SNES games do. But I shouldn’t judge the book by it’s cover… And I shall not judge the games purely by their visuals either! …Today.

Commodore 64

Blazej Kozlowski 1 Comment adventure, amiga, Amstrad CPC, arcade, Atari ST, commodore 64, kad3t, pc, platform, Rick Dangerous, Rick Dangerous & Rick Dangerous 2 review, zx spectrum

Rick Dangerous & Rick Dangerous 2

I realized I cannot review Rick Dangerous without taking a look at Rick Dangerous II – as these games are like Star Wars – sure, you can watch one and have fun but until you’ve seen them all you know nothing of the dark side… Or until you’ll push some LSD with magic mushrooms and few nicely rolled fat spliffs, but that’s just sliding a bit to much of topic here… ^__^

Computer Games

Blazej Kozlowski 3 Comments 1994, action, arcade, Blackhawk, Blackthorne, Blackthorne (a.k.a. Blackhawk) review, GBA, Genesis, kad3t, Mac, pc, platform, Sega 32X, shooter, snes

Blackthorne (a.k.a. Blackhawk)

I went through Blackthorne like a hawk goes through freshly caught rabbit – with blood on my claws and madness in my eyes. I didn’t follow the back story much though but I had fun regardless, which would not be possible in Flashback that was heavily story driven.

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J.A. Laraque 0 Comments action, download, DSi, Earthworm Jim, gameloft, Interplay, J.A. Laraque, nintendo, obsolete gamer, platform, Super Nintendo

CDW Nintendo – Earthworm Jim

You play as Jim an ordinary earthworm until you come in contact with the super powerful cyber-suit that turns you into a superhero. When Jim finds out Psy-Crow’s evil plans he sets out to stop them and save the lovely Princess What’s-her-name.

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Honorabili 0 Comments action, buy trine, castlevania, cheap game, fantasy, Game Bargains, game on sale, honorabili, like castlevania, lost vikings, obsolete gamer, pc game, platform, steam sale, symphony of the night, trine

Steam Sale – Trine for $5

Trine is on sale for $5 right now through Steam. Trine reminds me of a mix of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night and The Lost Vikings.