Why is this just now appearing? It was posted to 3Speak several months ago.

I know they did a sequel, Twisted Metal Black with an online multiplayer option on PlayStation 2 (it was the first multiplayer console game I ever played). I am not sure after that though. I think the

That is interesting, I never knew to there were two endings and the real one required two players. Great review.

Right!?! I just hope they get projectiles working. There is a ton of potential here for matches, characters, etc.

I agree. It is amazing what they are able to create and often how close it is to the source. I have to admit, this completely surprised me with how recognizable the fighters are.

Oh yeah, it seemed like every week there were 10 to 20 new Sega Genesis games appearing at the local game shops. Unfortunately, none had ToeJam & Earl on demo and the staff were all very iffy on suggesting

Having worked in the videogame world as a PR agent for many companies that focused on reviving retro titles, I can almost certainly guarantee, the reason we don't see more releases like this, or the same

As much as I loved Sega and the Genesis as a whole, I never played any of the Toejam & Earl games, I was on a limited budget around this time and side jobs for a high schooler were few and far between

I think of Twisted Metal 2, the first game I got for PlayStation when I bought one (I bought the Saturn many months prior as I was into arcade games quite hard). Twisted Metal was one of those games that

It is indeed awesome to see games get ported like this. It helps that some of these consoles were basically open, using off the shelf parts and little to no piracy protection. I wish companies would open

Another potential franchise start here by Sega that went absolutely nowhere. It is almost painful looking back on Sega's library. I would have loved to see them mix in other Sega games into the helmets

Definitely agree. It is a shame too as expression is such a key piece to bridging that gap of game/gamer. Look at the fanfare that Battletoads got when it first released. The "attitude" of 2D

I never was, still am not, a fan of the original Castlevania. It just rubbed me the wrong way on so many levels. I could not get into it. I did get Simon's Quest and thoroughly enjoyed it, I stumbled somehow

Such a shame that we went from games like this, full of animation and charm, to 32-bit games that were 3D, lifeless, often over procesed visuals that lacked animation or life to them. The few 2D attempts

Cuphead certainly has a unique look and feel to it that helps it stand out against the competition. It literally looks like a cartoon that we get to play.

I agree. This genre is already somewhat 3D in you have a field to move around in. The main thing to upgrade would be the static backgrounds - give those some 2.5D styling and boom, we are off to the races

My apologies for not replying sooner, I could have sworn I did but apparently that was a dream. I try to be transparent in my coverage of these things. That way the people behind these projects, and other

They are pulling inspiration from many popular titles with this one. I am confident it will be a good game as the company behind it, PSCD, have a track record of more great games than bad.

Definitely an interesting game, thanks for sharing a video so we could see it in action. So awesome what the Pico-8 is able to do with such limited hardware.

I am right there with you on remaking movies that failed for whatever reason, money, star power, marketing, whatever. I read somewhere over the years more than once that the rights to the The Last Starfighter