Lost Gems – Wani Wani World (Mega Drive)

Hello and welcome to another entry in Lost Gems, the series where I cover games that have been lost, forgotten or straight up abandoned. This week we will be taking a look at an arcade style platformer released for the SEGA Mega Drive, which never officially left Japan. So it is time to dive intoContinue reading “Lost Gems – Wani Wani World (Mega Drive)”

Lost Gems – Ray Tracers (PlayStation)

Hello and welcome again to Lost Gems, the series where I cover classic games that have been lost to time, forgotten or removed from distribution. This week I will be discussing a soft sequel to a classic Taito arcade game, which took 2D sprite work and put it into full 3D on the PlayStation. SoContinue reading “Lost Gems – Ray Tracers (PlayStation)”

Lost Gems – Bomberman (PC-Engine)

Hello there and welcome to Lost Gems, the series where I highlight games that have been lost, forgotten or simply pulled from distribution. This time I will be revisiting the PC-Engine again, checking out the first game in the Bomberman series to be released on the system, which took the core set in the FamicomContinue reading “Lost Gems – Bomberman (PC-Engine)”

Lost Gems – Sonic R (SEGA Saturn)

Hello and welcome to Lost Gems, the series where I cover games that have been lost, forgotten or simply removed from distribution. This week we are going to be going back to the SEGA Saturn, checking out one of the more divisive titles in the library, which has become a running gag in the yearsContinue reading “Lost Gems – Sonic R (SEGA Saturn)”

Lost Gems – Saturn Bomberman (SEGA Saturn)

Hello and welcome to the latest entry in Lost Gems, the series where I discuss games that have been lost, forgotten or completely removed from distribution. This week, we are taking another trip through the explosive catalogue from Hudson Soft, with the major leap into 32-Bit for the Bomberman series. So let us take aContinue reading “Lost Gems – Saturn Bomberman (SEGA Saturn)”

Lost Gems – Lemmings 3D (Various)

Hello and welcome to the latest installment of Lost Gems, the series where I cover classic games that have been lost, abandoned or simply forgotten. This is a special milestone feature as it is my 500th post, and I will be covering the sequel to Lemmings that took the puzzles from 2D to 3D. SoContinue reading “Lost Gems – Lemmings 3D (Various)”

Lost Gems – Super Pang Collection (PlayStation)

Hello and welcome to the latest instalment of Lost Gems, the series where I cover games that are abandoned, removed from distribution or simply forgotten. This week I will be covering a collection of games about busting balloons, travelling the world and stealing masterpieces of art. So let’s dive into Super Pang Collection/Buster Bros CollectionContinue reading “Lost Gems – Super Pang Collection (PlayStation)”

Lost Gems – ZOOM! (Mega Drive/Genesis)

Hello and welcome to another instalment of Lost Gems, the series where I discuss classic games that have been abandoned, forgotten or removed from distribution. This week I will be covering one of the earlier releases in the Mega Drive/Genesis Library, originally released for home computers in 1988 before being ported in 1990. So let’sContinue reading “Lost Gems – ZOOM! (Mega Drive/Genesis)”

Lost Gems – Bomberman ’94 (PC-Engine)

Hello again and welcome to Lost Gems, the feature series where I discuss titles that have been forgotten, abandoned or pulled from circulation. This week is a follow-up to a previous feature from last year, covering another title from explosive puzzle series Hudson Soft for the NEC PC-Engine. So let us take a look atContinue reading “Lost Gems – Bomberman ’94 (PC-Engine)”

Lost Gems – Snowboard Kids (Nintendo 64)

Hello and welcome back to Lost Gems, the series where I discuss titles that have been lost, forgotten or simply abandoned. Following the theme for the season, I have another winter sports game that was released for the Nintendo 64, developed by Racdym and published by Nintendo and Atlus. So it is time to takeContinue reading “Lost Gems – Snowboard Kids (Nintendo 64)”