A Look Into Video Games: PSX

PSX eh? No, this is not a post about the original PlayStation. It used to be nicknamed PSX back before the PS2 came out since PS sounded weird. Now most people call it the PS1.Sony did release an official PSX but only in Japan. It was basically Tivo meets PS2. It also didn't even come with controller, you had to buy it separately. It's high price tag pushed away consumers, and in the end they

Things I Hate: MegaMan X6

Even though I don't have a high opinion of the first 2 X games for PS1, they are not too terrible of games. They're actually shiny gemstones compared to X6.It was basically the same old rehashed game-play with some of the worst level design and difficulty. It also ditched Zero from the start, even though you could play as him later on. Pretty lame. 

A Look Into Video Games: Barry Burton

Barry Burton is most notable if you've played as Jill in the first Resident Evil game. He never really teams up with Jill. He just manages to save you a couple of times when something major happens. Which makes you wonder how he can get through a whole mansion without killing one zombie?Oh well thanks for the help. And thanks for the Magnum. If you get a chance to wield this baby in the game,

Things I Hate: MegaMan X5

I played this first through X Collection, and I gotta admit I wasn't impressed. The same crappy story concept stays apart of X5. I don't know why robots bake cake though. The rest of the game was basically what you expected from X4 except even worse. Not exactly the worst MegaMan game but I think the X series went sour before the original series did. 

Things I Hate: MegaMan X4

I first played this through the X collection on Gamecube, and even though it's not horrible it really disappointed me. Beside a minor upgrade in graphics, the only thing X4 does that first three didn't were cut-scenes. Very boring cut-scenes that I always skipped. Zero was a lot better to play as this time around, but I just thought the levels were either too poorly designed or too plain 

My Day Yesterday: A Bunch of Video Games

My girlfriend had a few games left over from when she gave me her PS2. I tried playing Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone for PS1, but the game had problems loading. I moved on to Capcom Vs SNK Pro for PS1. Also tried playing Corvette for PS2, but it was unreadable. Oh well. The only working PS2 game was Frogger's Adventures: The Rescue which was decent. 

Capcom Vs. SNK: Pro (PS1) Review

I had played Capcom Vs. SNK 2 EO on Gamecube many years back. I've never played the original game though. I was kinda surprised my girlfriend had an old copy of the game. Not terribly excited to play the original, but I'll give it a shot. The game is basically the same version as the one in the arcade except with a few new features and whatnot. It was a pretty big deal back in the day since it

Centipede (PS1) Review

I've never really played the game in the arcades, or ever to be a matter of fact. My girlfriend's brother had a copy of this, so I decided to try it out to see if it was any good. Like I said, the PS1 game is based on the classic arcade game. It even includes a copy of the original, just incase you want to play that. I neat little extra, though it is a bit expected. If not just plain mandatory to

A Look Into Video Games: Resident Evil 1 For Gameboy Color

Resident Evil 1 was a huge hit on PS1, but did you know Capcom tried porting the game over to the Gameboy Color? There's a whole lot of videos and pictures still left. This is it, Resident Evil 1 all de-made into Gameboy Color graphics. They even wanted you to use both Chris and Jill just like the PS1 game. Capcom eventually had to can the whole game because of development problems, but this