Category: Retrology

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author image by Stephen Deck | Retrology Video Game Reviews | 0 Comments | 04 Mar 2022

Wolflame (Dreamcast)

The only thing really keeping Wolflame from perfection are the lack of multiplayer. The difficulty curve is extremely fair, the bosses are tough but not insurmountable, and each of the three weapon pick-up types are totally distinct and have their own roles. It would have been cool to see some environmental hazards in the level design like with Salazius Next, but as a more traditional vertical shmup, Wolflame is hard to beat. Being on the Dreamcast is yet another check in its column.

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author image by Stephen Deck | Retrology Video Game Reviews | 0 Comments | 01 Mar 2022

Satazius Next (Dreamcast)

Satazius Next graces the Dreamcast with all the quality of Armed 7 plus some uniquely well-designed (and devilish) levels.

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author image by Stephen Deck | Retrology Video Game Reviews | 0 Comments | 25 Feb 2022

Armed 7 (Dreamcast)

Sometimes I think the Dreamcast’s new games are even better than the games released during the console’s lifetime

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author image by Stephen Deck | Retrology Video Game Reviews | 0 Comments | 01 Feb 2022

Captain U (Wii U)

It’s not the swan song Wii U deserves, but it’s a competent finale in its own way

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author image by Stephen Deck | Retrology | 0 Comments | 25 Jan 2022

Alan Wake’s American Nightmare (Xbox 360)

It’s no nightmare, but it’s a definite step down from the original game

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