You may remember Dungeon Land is the Japanese GameBoy title I bought because it featured "enemy flan." Or you may remember it b...

No one's ever going to accuse Dragon Quest publisher, Enix, of jumping on the GameBoy bandwagon. After all, it took the company over ...

In my two previous "five overlooked games" posts, I focused on Japanese PlayStation and PC Engine titles. ( Here's the PlaySta...

Which is kind of funny, as I can't stand flan (as a dessert) in real life. Give this squidgy custard some eyes, a mouth, a couple of lim...

Considering this game's outer packaging is about as colorful as it gets for Nintendo's Famicom, you might think its instruction manu...

If ever you've wondered why I started "collecting" Famicom games a few years ago, here's my answer: The Famicom game ...

I picked up this copy of the game known to most North American's as Mischief Makers shortly after I brought my old Nintendo 64 system f...

I know what at least a few of you are thinking right now: "Wait a second ... you bought a copy of Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wo...

I doubt any of you remember this, but sometime last year--at least I think it was last year--I decided to play through Dragon Quest (actual...

Remember how, in this post , I mentioned the photos that Darwin Yamamoto took of Tokyo's famous retro-games shop, Super Potato, during h...

Game: Rakugaki Showtime Genre: Fighting System: PlayStation Developer: Treasure Publisher: Enix Release date: 1999 On the one hand, I...

If I were filthy rich, I'd whip out my Platinum AmEx card and use it to purchase a red Famicom Twin and the following, still-sealed copy...