Tag: HAMSTER CORPORATION
Console Archives BUBBLE BOBBLE Review
Console Archives BUBBLE BOBBLE preserves Taito's beloved 1988 home console classic, keeping its charming 8-bit simplicity intact. The bubble-popping action, clever stage design and excellent two-player co-op remain timeless, while HAMSTER's save, rewind and display options make this nostalgic adventure considerably easier to enjoy on modern hardware.
Arcade Archives 2 SATAN OF SATURN Review
Arcade Archives 2 SATAN OF SATURN proves that sometimes the simplest arcade ideas can still hit the mark. SNK's 1981 space shooter remains a tough, surprisingly addictive slice of gaming history, while HAMSTER's modern additions make this obscure classic far easier to enjoy today.
Console Archives Rhapsody II: Ballad of the Little Princess Review
Console Archives Rhapsody II: Ballad of the Little Princess is a wonderfully colourful trip back to the 32-bit era, blending tactical battles, magical puppets, musical storytelling and a genuinely lovable heroine into a JRPG that wears its heart on its sleeve.
Arcade Archives 2 NINJA EMAKI Review
Arcade Archives 2 NINJA EMAKI resurrects a fascinating piece of 1980s arcade history, blending colourful ninja action, helpful magic scrolls and relentless old-school difficulty with HAMSTER's excellent modern features. It may show its age, but Shinbei's fight against the spirit army remains an entertaining reminder of how much fun a simple arcade adventure can be.
Arcade Archives 2 CYBER CYCLES Review
Arcade Archives 2 CYBER CYCLES brings Namco's futuristic 1995 motorcycle racer roaring back to life, blending blistering arcade speed, satisfyingly simple handling and authentic 90s presentation with modern features that make chasing perfect times more addictive than ever.
Console Archives TOUKI DENSHOU ANGEL EYES Review
TOUKI DENSHOU ANGEL EYES is a fascinating blast from the 32-bit era, combining frantic aerial combat, eight distinctive fighters and wonderfully dated visual experimentation. It may show its age, but Console Archives gives this forgotten Tecmo fighter the modern conveniences it needs to fly again.
Arcade Archives 2 V’BALL Review
Arcade Archives 2 V'BALL proves that you do not need a complicated sports simulation to have a great time. With frantic two-on-two matches, satisfying power spikes and plenty of old-school arcade charm, this Technōs classic remains an absolute beachside blast.
Arcade Archives 2 PINBALL ACTION Review
Arcade Archives 2 PINBALL ACTION proves that a good arcade game does not need complicated systems to keep you coming back. Its four-table progression, simple controls and relentless high-score chase remain surprisingly addictive, while modern features such as rewind, save states, Time Attack and online rankings make this 1985 classic easier to enjoy today.
Arcade Archives 2 COMBAT SCHOOL Review
There was a time when arcade games had no interest in holding your hand. They wanted your coins, your patience and, occasionally, your pride....
Arcade Archives 2 TX-1 Review
Arcade Archives 2: TX-1 preserves one of the most influential racing games ever created, offering an excellent selection of modern enhancements. Its pioneering branching routes, panoramic presentation and rewarding arcade handling remain surprisingly compelling, even four decades after its release.













