Splatterhouse 2
Rick dons the Terror Mask and brawls through a new castle in the Genesis-exclusive sequel/remake.
Rick dons the Terror Mask and brawls through a new castle in the Genesis-exclusive sequel/remake.
Compared to the SNES, the Genesis version is more focused on violent action and looking great. It does both of these expertly.
Hook up a Justifier and have all the shooting fun of the arcade, without the quarters! Or, play with the gamepad and don’t.
Poor Michael Jackson has had a rough string of luck lately. He’s gone from being the undisputed King of Pop, to some kind of universally feared, whacked-out man-child. The allegations of child molestation against him stand to be the next “Trial of the Century,” and everyone – absolutely everyone – is out to make a […]
“Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! …uhh Genesis!” And upon the utterance of these fateful words, deep in Electronic Arts’ software development labs, the afterlife belched forth this game. Almost a twisted version of The Sims, and one of the more original games made in the 16-bit era, Haunting casts you as a dead rocker’s ghost, and tasks you […]