Did you know you can’t spell “unripe tendons” without Super Nintendo? That doesn’t make any sense, but neither do these, the worst SNES games of all time. Pit Fighter Let’s be straight with you here: ...

We promise we’re not mentioning Ghost Rider again. As much as we want to. X-Blades The mid to late 2000s were certainly a period of time, and the cover of X-Blades is certainly a product of that. Not ...

There’s only one fate worse than death for a video game franchise. Pivoting to mobile…and then death. But that’s exactly what happened to these poor games. Driver Despite being the series that proved ...

As extensively covered as the PS1 library is, the Japanese PS1 library is still a relatively untapped well of brilliance and nonsense. Suzuki Bakuhatsu Our first game of the day stars what may be the ...

We’re talking about the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater line of games, of course. There aren’t a bunch of actual Tony Hawks running ...

For a lot of people, 2023’s RoboCop: Rogue City was—well, it wasn’t really proper game of the year material. It was a bit too janky to be considered in contention with some of the biggest ...

As consoles go, the SNES has quite the family friendly image. But, just like a Pizza Hut when you look at its hygiene rating or taste its pizza or breathe inside a restaurant, it’s not always ...

Deep Water The PS2 might have introduced the world to the Monster Hunter franchise, but while Capcom were busy incubating what would become their sleeping dragon, other game developers were ...

Despite being one of the bigger European developers going at the minute, MercurySteam’s back catalogue is pretty light on original games. Their most famous offerings are games like Castlevania ...

The PS2 has a plethora of classics RPGs, as well as more than a handful that have basically been lost to time.

Whether due to publisher deals gone sour, licenses expiring, feuds between developer and publisher and other reasons entirely, there’s a wide range of games that you just can’t buy digitally ...

The early 2000s was a crazy, weird time of defeating dystopias with karate, sending texts via Microsoft Excel, and ignoring your pets so you could look at jpegs of pets. As its adverts might have ...