TheRetroCritic

I play through the first half of Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation 's first level.

I review the Sonic The Hedgehog animated movie from the 90's.

I review the Sega Master System port of Rastan .

I review The Terminator for the Sega Genesis

Some thoughts on the new Tomb Raider trailer.

Some thoughts on the upcoming sequel to Jumanji .

I play through the first level of the TaleSpin  TGfx-16 game.

I play some good old International Ninja Rabbits .

The owls are not what they seem in Twin Peaks -themed, Atari-style game Black Lodge ...

The fourth part of my Blood Let's Play.

Luigi proves he's not the sharpest tool in the plumber tool belt throughout the Super Mario Bros. movie. 

I play some good old Putt & Putter for the Sega Master System.

My written review for this year's Review A Bad Game Day was Jumpy Jeff , an iPhone game with a difference: it's terrible. For all other RABGD reviews, here's the link .

Short compilation of some of my best fails when playing the game Ecstatica . Playing that game comes at a price...

I reviewed MS-DOS game Ecstatica for Review A Bad Game Day . But is it really a bad game?

I finally talk about the infamous DOS game  Battle Cheese .

The third part of my Blood Let's Play. Get off. My. Train!

I review the Super Mario Bros. movie!

Once upon a time, Hollywood studios made an attempt at bringing Nintendo's most iconic video game character to life in live-action form. Super Mario Bros. starred Bob Hoskins and John Leguizamo as Mario and Luigi respectively and it was a commercial and critical failure. Adapting a game franchise as surreal as Super Mario Bros. was always going to be a challenge, especially for a Hollywood studio in the early 90's. So, instead of attempting to recreate the colourful, imaginative world depicted in the games, the directors decided to ground the characters in a more realistic, yet still bizarre, setting. The plot, which sees the two plumbers having to cross over to another dimension in order to rescue a princess, is relatively simple with Dennis Hopper's evil reptilian dictator King Koopa looking to open up a portal that would allow him to rule both his dimension and ours being the main challenge for our heroes. Not translating the games directly for the big screen was a

I list 10 of the silliest lines from the Super Mario Bros. movie. Courtesy of Dennis Hopper's King Koopa.