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Castlevania: The (Terrible) Adventure
In 1989, The Nintendo’s handheld Game Boy made its debut in Japan, suddenly creating a demand for bite-sized adventures that could work on the go.
Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge
After the giant failure of Castlevania: The Adventure, Konami still had the guts to continue its handheld Castlevania line in 1991, by going back to the drawing board and fixing nany of The Adventure’s shortcomings.
Tactics Ogre: A Reborn SNES Masterpiece
What if you take an obscure 1995 SNES strategy RPG, Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together originally developed by Quest, and remaster it for the PSP?
Albion: An Exotic Hodgepodge Soup of RPG Styles
For December’s Dos Game Club playthrough, we played Albion, a 1995 CD-ROM RPG from German studio Blue Byte you might know better from the superb Settlers series.
Lost In Play: An Adventurous Feel-Good Game Best Enjoyed With Two
I (sometimes fondly) remember the endless bickering between me and my sisters when growing up—before puberty kicked in, when everything was always wonderful, and awesome, and when we didn’t care about individual differences in interests.

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