Games you want the Critic to review

[Stalvern]

Realm (SNES), a nice run and gun released in 1996, one of the few (meybe the only) good games developed by Titus.

Titus published but didn't develop it; it was developed by Flair.

[Anchoa79]

Realm (SNES), a nice run and gun released in 1996, one of the few (meybe the only) good games developed by Titus.

Titus published but didn't develop it; it was developed by Flair.

You're right, I was already wondering why Titus would do something so good.

[GStratos]

Are there no Ape Escape reviews? That is a bit surprising I must admit. Would be nice to see reviews for any of the three games. They are fun, carefree platformers on PS1/PS2 with innovative controls for the time that (at least in the case of 2 and 3, haven't played 1) have held up remarkably well.

[Cafeman]

How about some Atari 7800 homebrews?

[VideoGameCritic]

Are there no Ape Escape reviews? That is a bit surprising I must admit. Would be nice to see reviews for any of the three games. They are fun, carefree platformers on PS1/PS2 with innovative controls for the time that (at least in the case of 2 and 3, haven't played 1) have held up remarkably well.

Funny you should mention this. I really need to review the original. When playing Astro Bot (PS5) I really enjoyed the Ape Escape level!

[VideoGameCritic]

How about some Atari 7800 homebrews?

Any ones in particular? Atari Age has so many homebrews I get overwhelmed.

Oh wait - I still haven't received my "Last Chance" shipment from 1.5 years ago!!

[DaHeckIzDat]

I mentioned this once a long time ago, but I have to ask again because I desperately need to know how the critic reacts to it: The Wizard of Oz on the SNES.

[Stalvern]

You're right, I was already wondering why Titus would do something so good.

I do know of at least one good Titus game. Lamborghini American Challenge is a very nice Amiga racing game in the style of the Top Gear series. Don't worry, they still found a way to screw up – the SNES port is ruined by its cramped roads and tight draw distance.

[Cafeman]

How about some Atari 7800 homebrews?

Any ones in particular? Atari Age has so many homebrews I get overwhelmed.

Oh wait - I still haven't received my "Last Chance" shipment from 1.5 years ago!!

Neither have I! There are Knight guy games, also the 7800 Popeye port if you can acquire it. to be honest, I can’t keep up either.

[Cafeman]

I don’t think you ever reviewed enslaved for Xbox 360. I enjoyed it back when it was newer.