NeoShinobi

Hmm, so Sonic team is aware of the this Sonic cycle. My theory that Sonic team were the ones that actually came up with the Sonic cycle is now starting to look more feasible lol.

Well either way I'm not all that interested in Sonic Colors right now, I'd rather just focus on Sonic 4 for the time being.

@madgear: I couldn't agree more. I still liked the music from the Sonic Adventure games though. (atleast the tracks without vocals anyway)

I played this game on Sonic's Ultimate Genesis collection quite a bit. Its pretty good and I like the trippy visuals, but I wouldn't spend $8 on this game alone.

Whats with all the hate? This is a pretty decent game.

The price is pretty steep though. I wouldn't buy this game on the VC.

I had no clue that Clock Tower was on the Super Nin err Famicom.

Going by the video that Drake posted, it doesn't seem nearly as creepy as the PSX version.

@Leshclen: Earthworm Jim is supposed to be ugly, he is an earthworm after all.

I remember reading about this game in an IGN artical about failed 90s mascot characters that tried to copy Sonic, it was an interesting read.

I don't understand how anybody would want to play this version of Steet Fighter II without a 6-button Genesis pad.

Now this was a neat little game that I enjoyed quite a bit. The gameplay was solid and setting and story was such cheasy fun.

I also never understood why poeple keep refering to this game as a "re-skinned Golden Axe", I never got that impression when I play this game.

None of the Alex Kidd games were vary good IMO. And this one's quite possibly the worst.

This looks like an okay game I guess, but I think i'll just stick to Shining in the Darkness for now.
Believe it or not, I actually like the fack that Shining lacks a map. Creating your own maps and notes for the game is part of what makes the game fun.
Though I can see how that wouldn't have a vary wide appeal.

I remember playing a bit of this game on my PC.
I thought is was okay. I enjoyed it alot more than any of the Ninja Gaiden games on the NES.

The game's not even finished and the combat aready looks way more advanced than TP's. And thats not just becuase of the Motion+ either. Enemies look like they actually put up a fight this time (which was a rarity in TP).
I also like how you have compete control over your shield. It always annoyed me that your sheild was always in a fixed position during combat in TP.

Shadow of the Ninja looks pretty good. Not a bad update.

It feels like its been ages since our last VC game, even though its only been 2 weeks.

It definitely shows promise.
But I expect the final version to look more polished.

"return to form"
It seems that SEGA has been trowing the phrase around alot these days.

This looks like crap compared to the Sega Saturn version.

Look's neat. This may be the first Art Style game i'll actually buy.

Well this sounds awsome. Hopefully there is something in the works.
River City Ransom is one of my fave NES games.