Retrospective
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Looking back at the Alien franchise across movies and games
They are the toughest hombres in the galaxy. Go in, get the job done, and get out. They have been…
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From Final Fantasy to Forspoken: A brief history of Luminous Productions
Much has been said in the past few months about Forspoken, and not all of it has been good. While…
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A look back at Judgment, the spin-off of Yakuza
Like A Dragon: Ishin! is a spin-off of the popular Like A Dragon series. Ishin! is not the only spin-off…
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Retrospective: Death Tank Zwei
A large screen TV, a SEGA Saturn, a multi-tap and a copy of Duke Nukem 3D. Those were the necessary…
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Remembering the simple yet legendary Atari 2600 controller
Believe it or not, I had some of my earliest gaming experiences ever on an Atari controller. Well.. sort of.…
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1992 Landstalker reimagined new limits in the isometric adventure genre
In the 16-bit era of show-don’t-tell gaming, Landstalker: The Treasures of King Nole sits as an isometric action-adventure role-playing game…
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(Re)Enter the Matrix
Mega Visions checks out the amazing fan production MXO Emu, jacking back into an empty Matrix Online some eleven years…
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Remembering the strange but iconic Nintendo 64 controller
As gamers, we all remember the very first console we ever played on. Whether it was the SEGA Genesis, PlayStation…
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SEGA needs to remake Phantasy Star, and here’s why
Phantasy Star, from conception to execution, is a science fiction JRPG that dares players to embrace the ideas presented throughout…
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Tomb Raider and Lara Croft’s chronicles on print media – Part 3
Mega Visions explores the Tomb Raider phenomenon on SEGA consoles, as archived by print magazines of the era.
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