In 1992 FMV was the next big thing and with the launch of more systems using CD-ROM technology games full of live video were everywhere. In an attempt to really push the envelope Digital Pictures tried something a bit risque... Newspapers, parents and cry babies were not impressed. Megatron's_Fury takes a look at a cult classic.

More than 33 years after it's first release in Japan RGG proudly presents the remake of a titan among games. Nuclear War, a haywire computer, a transforming mech, awesome graphics, cool sound and some hidden easter eggs, this has it all. Kristian Hawkinson... Take a bow sir, you have earned it ;)

After the huge success of classics like Altered Beast and Golden Axe in the 1980's, designer Makoto Uchida began the 1990's with a game that on the surface seemed like just another beat 'em up. For those who looked deeper what they found was way more than that. It's time to look at when aliens invaded