retrogaming reviews – Obsolete Gamer

Spiro Koulocheris 0 Comments classic wrestling games, classic wwf games, n64, retrogaming reviews, wrestling video games, wwe, WWF, WWF No Mercy

WWF No Mercy

In addition to all of this is a wealth of content including a championship mode for every belt that had dialogue, branching paths and even choices you could make to influence alliances. A survival mode – where you were charged with defeating forty opponents without getting knocked out of the ring, custom multiplayer tournaments and one hell of a create-a-wrestler mode. I would spend hours crafting a character to my liking before loading it onto my memory card and heading to a friends place to take them on.

N64

Simon Reed 0 Comments classic video game reviews, goldeneye, IFM, Mission Impossible, n64, retrogaming reviews, spy video games

Mission Impossible

You’re tasked with infiltrating a frosty Scandinavian (well, I presume it’s Scandanavian – the game gives all of its locations fake names for some reason) base and destroy the submarine within it. Sounds promising, but it’s almost insultingly simple. You go into a building once you’re into the base, knock out a guard, disguise yourself as him (face changing is a big part of the game) and then stroll to the exit.