Rayman PlayStation Review and Longplay – A Timeless 1995 Classic Introduction In the mid-90s, the platforming genre was thriving, but few titles captured the magic of the era quite like Rayman on the PlayStation. Released in 1995 by Ubisoft, this 2D platforming masterpiece introduced players to a limbless hero whose charm, fluid animation, and breathtaking worlds helped define the system’s early library. The vibrant art style, precise gameplay, and unforgettable …
Read More »In the Hunt [PS1] Review and Longplay [1996]
In The Hunt: A Deep Dive into the Underwater Classic on PS1 “In The Hunt,” a title often overshadowed by its terrestrial counterparts, is a gem of the PlayStation 1 era that deserves more recognition. Developed by Irem, a company known for creating the legendary “R-Type” series, “In The Hunt” was released on the PS1 in 1995. The game, which I affectionately refer to as the “Metal Slug of the …
Read More »The Adventures of Little Ralph [PS1] Review and Longplay [1999]
Retro Review: “The Adventures of Little Ralph” – A Hidden Gem on the PS1 It’s not every day that one stumbles upon an obscure classic that should have been a household name. “The Adventures of Little Ralph,” a 2D platformer released exclusively in Japan for the PlayStation in 1999, is one such title. I had the pleasure of discovering this game only in 2024, and it’s a damn shame it …
Read More »R-Type Delta [PS1] Review and Longplay [1999]
Retro Review and Longplay: R-Type Delta – A Timeless Shmup Classic for the PlayStation 1 R-Type Delta, released in 1999 for the PlayStation 1, marked the series’ explosive entry into the 32-bit era. As a venerable member of the shoot-’em-up (shmup) genre, it was tasked with carrying the weighty legacy of its arcade forebears. Now, more than two decades later, it’s time to revisit this classic and see how it …
Read More »Einhänder [PSX] 1998 Review and Longplay
Publisher: Square Co., Ltd. Platform: PlayStation Release Date: November 20, 1997 (Japan); May 5, 1998 (North America) Genre: Shoot ’em up Introduction Einhänder, a side-scrolling shoot ’em up (shmup) released by Square during the golden era of the PlayStation, is a game that remains a cult classic among retro gaming enthusiasts. In an era dominated by RPGs and 3D platformers, Einhänder stood out as a unique offering with its cyberpunk …
Read More »TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge – 2022 – Review and Longplay
This game was a lot of fun. I played through it with my son Derek, and then David jumped in the last 3 levels or so and helped us beat Shredder. I guess this has up to 6 players, so I am going to try and do another run-through with 4 local and 2 online if that is possible. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge – A Retro Review for …
Read More »Mega Man 8 [PS1] Review and Longplay [1997]
Retro Review: Mega Man 8 – A Polished Leap to 32-Bit Mega Man 8, marking the Blue Bomber’s splash onto the PlayStation in 1997, represents a significant chapter in the franchise’s history. Developed by Capcom, the venerable studio behind the series, this installment was released to celebrate Mega Man’s 10th anniversary. As the first game in the main series to leap onto the 32-bit platform, Mega Man 8 expanded upon …
Read More »Bioshock Remastered [PS4] Review and Longplay [2016]
Hello Retro Gaming fans, Ryan Mcquinn here! BioShock Remastered: A Masterpiece Reimagined for PS4 The original “BioShock” game, released in 2007, was a landmark in video game history, an ambitious project that melded gripping narrative, unique setting, and innovative gameplay into a cohesive and unforgettable experience. When “BioShock Remastered” arrived on the PlayStation 4, it gave a new generation of gamers the chance to experience the dystopian undersea world of …
Read More »Cubix Robots for Everyone [PS1] Review and Longplay [2001]
Retro Review: Cubix Robots for Everyone: Showdown for PlayStation In the early 2000s, the landscape of children’s entertainment was rich with animated series that spun off into a variety of merchandise, including video games. One such franchise was “Cubix Robots for Everyone,” which found its way onto the PlayStation console. The game, developed by Blitz Games and published by 3DO, aimed to capture the magic of the animated series by …
Read More »Jeremy McGrath Supercross 98 [PS1] Review and Longplay [1998]
Retro Review: Jeremy McGrath Supercross 98 for PlayStation The late 90s were a bustling era for the world of motocross, with the sport gaining significant traction in mainstream popularity. Amidst this backdrop, “Jeremy McGrath Supercross 98” skidded onto the PlayStation 1, hoping to capture the high-flying, mud-slinging action that fans craved. Developed by Probe Entertainment and published by Acclaim Entertainment, this title promised to deliver an authentic supercross experience wrapped …
Read More »Fallout 3 [PS5] Review and Longplay [2008]
I had troubles encoding the video a few times so I ended up lowering the overall size by speeding up certain parts of the game. I’ll add time stamps eventually to break down certain portions of the game. The 1st half we played through a few sidequests, and the 2nd half was just the primary mission. this is probably one of my top 10 favorite games of all time. is …
Read More »Skylanders SuperChargers [PS4] Review and Longplay [2015]
Hello Retro Gaming fans, Ryan Mcquinn here! Skylanders SuperChargers: A PS4 Adventure Recharged “Skylanders SuperChargers,” released for the PS4 in September 2015, represented a bold stride forward for the toys-to-life genre that Activision pioneered. It was the fifth installment in the Skylanders series, developed by Vicarious Visions, known for their impressive work on earlier Skylanders titles and various other well-received projects. This retrospective review aims to delve into the game’s …
Read More »Skylanders Trap Team [PS3] Review and Longplay [2014]
Hello Fellow Retro Gaming Fans, Ryan McQuinn Here! The fourth installment in the series, and my son Andy’s favorite one, Skylanders Trap Team showed just how creative you can be with the toys to life concept (Aside from Imaginators, but that’ll be a later video.) This one actually allowed you to not only capture every boss in the game, you could then play as them! The story goes that the …
Read More »Ratchet And Clank: All 4 One [PS3] Review and Longplay [2011]
Hello Retro Gaming fans, Ryan Mcquinn here! Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One – A Cooperative Twist on a Beloved Franchise The Ratchet & Clank series has long been synonymous with the PlayStation brand, renowned for its engaging blend of platforming, shooting, and wacky inventions. “Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One,” launched in 2011 for the PlayStation 3, marked a significant departure from the series’ traditional gameplay by shifting focus …
Read More »BioShock 2 Remastered [PS4] Review and Longplay [2016]
Bioshock Remastered: An Underwater Utopia Revisited When it burst onto the scene in 2007, “Bioshock” was hailed as a masterpiece of storytelling and design. Its journey to the PlayStation 4 as “Bioshock Remastered” in the “Bioshock: The Collection” package allowed a new generation of gamers to experience Rapture in all its dystopian glory with improved visuals and performance. The Vision of Irrational Games Developed by Irrational Games and led by …
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Rayman is side-scrolling platformer starring the titular… Rayman. Platform – Sony Playstation Release Date – September 9, 1995 Rayman a big-nosed chap with no arms or legs. Rayman can jump and use his hair to hover for a short period of time. He can also attack by throwing his fists, or winding up his fists for a more powerful punch. He can occasionally find special power ups that grant him …
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