Just stuff I edit together during my many, many, many times of ultimate boredom.
The only time I will ever review an arcade quiz game. Is it good? Bad? Or utterly pointless? Watch and find out.
In the tenth (woohoo) episode of A Fistful of Tokens, I take a look at a unique Puzzle Bobble clone where you take over the world through architecture. Link to JewWario's Japanese PlayStation Network Account video: http://youcanplaythis.com/894/
I love cats, I'm a crazy cat man, so it only makes sense that I take a look at 1988's Kitten Kaboodle from Konami. I apologize for the fuzzy picture quality during the second half, no idea why my camera screwed up.
Up next is SyFy's Frankenfish from the director of Spawn, Mark Dippé. Is it good, is it bad, well, check it out and find out.
Here's the final episode of my 1940s retrospective and I tackle the last original game in the series, this time brought to us by Raizing. How does it hold up to the last game in the series and my favorite? Watch the video and find out!
I return after a lovely holiday break and a rough start to the new semester to review the next entry in the 1940s series: 19XX. Is it good? Better? Worst game ever? Watch the video to find out.Pssst, spoiler, it's not the worst game ever.Sorry for the long delay, thought I'd have more time than I did when school started again. Oh well, hopefully I'm back on track now.
The third game in the 1940s is up on the chopping block. Does it continue the splendor of the second game or does it suffer from sequilities?
I continue my look into one of the most iconic shoot 'em up series of all times and next on the chopping block is 1943. Did Capcom takes their time and improve the game or is it just another, run of the mill sequel? Watch and find out!Correction: During the review, I say "The Battle of Midway" but it's actually "The Battle for Midway". Not sure how many will notice this unforgivable error but there it is.
I take a look at one of the classic titles of the arcades: 1942. This is the beginning of my Christmas special and throughout December I'll be taking a look at most of the 1940-series.Also, sorry for screwing up with the lighting, I've learned something! Still, won't happen again.
In the third episode of A Fistful of Tokens, I take a look at a neglected yet sparkling game that is sadly very unknown.
