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Author Archives: Cassidy
The “Other E.T. Games” Roundup
In this list, we round up fifteen games starring ‘E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial,’ outside of the oft-discussed Atari 2600 cartridge. Featuring both official and unlicensed fare, and a few titles potentially worse than the supposed “worst game ever.”
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Star Wars: Flight of the Falcon
Bad Game Music #16
Featuring music from Klonoa 2: Lunatea’s Veil on PS2, Radikal Bikers in arcades, and Winter Games on NES.
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Top Ten: The Best Worst Games of the Decade
Ten games from the past decade which fit the billing of “so bad, it’s good.” Behold the best of the worst of the 2010s!
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Dead or Alive Paradise
Bad Game Music #15
Featuring music from Casper on Game Boy, Final Zone II on TurboGrafx CD, and Street Fighter in arcades.
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Death Crimson
“In the Court of the Crimson Death.”
In 1996, a perfect storm occurred on the Sega Saturn; given an amateur development studio, limited resources, and an incomprehensible creative vision. We stare down the barrel of Japan’s most infamous light gun shooter, and determine to document its history. All hail the “Emperor of Kusogē.”
Tag Team Match: M.U.S.C.L.E.