By now, we have all experienced Final Fantasy Tactics on the Playstation. (If not, please leave your computer, go down to your local retailer, pop down 20 bucks for a brand new copy, play the game, and then come back and read this review) The Strategy/RPG genre that was made famous by FF Tactics has finally been improved upon.

There are a few genres on the Game Boy that I have not been impressed with in the past: sports and fighting. No matter how hard a developer tries to convert their ideas onto the small Game Boy screen, it just never seems to work out for those genres.

The original Parappa the Rapper was probably one of the craziest concepts ever conceived. In the original Playstation title, you controlled Parappa, a “rapping dog.” Later, Sony introduced Un Jammer Lammy, a title that was so difficult that few played past the first few levels.

I always try to be fair and honest when I review a title. However, there are times when being honest just can’t describe how poor a product is. Such is the case with Kao the Kangaroo. At first glance, Kao doesn’t appear to be bad at all. It is cute and colorful. What could be wrong?

Up until now, Konami has never released Akumajo Dracula or Dracula X: The Rondo of Blood in the US. Akumajo Dracula was originally released on the X68000 PC, available only in Japan, while Dracula X: The Rondo of Blood was released on the PC Engine (known as the Turbo Duo in the US).

Straight from the stone age, Titus brings us Prehistorik Man, a platform title that will find its appeal more from younger gamers than old.