Retro Mondays
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Retro Mondays – Ninja Crusaders
If you enjoyed the video please leave a like – It helps me alot, thanks Ninja Crusaders for the Nes! Because Two Ninja’s are better...
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Retro Mondays – Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu Review
Batman: The Rise of Sin Tzu. This is the first Batman videogame to feature Batgirl and Nightwing as playable characters. Rise of Sintzu released in...
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Retro Mondays – Batman The Animated Series Gameboy Review
Batman The Animated Series Review. This is the first Batman videogame to feature Robin as a Playable character. BTAS released for the GameBoy in 1993,...
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Retro Mondays – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time Review. This is the sequel to the original Arcade Game and the 4th canonical game in the...
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Back from the sewers Review
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Back from the sewers Review. This is the sequel to Fall of the Foot clan from Konami on Game Boy....
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Retro Mondays – TMNT the Movie (GBA)
TMNT Review based on the 2007 classic Beat em up’s from the 1990s. TMNT was developed by Ubisoft and was one of the last games...
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Retro Mondays – Star Fox Assault Review
Star Fox Assault Review. Do a Barrel Roll! Star Fox’s 2nd Gamecube game released back in 2005 and was developed by Namco. This game combined...
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Retro Mondays – Batman Returns (Gen) Review
Batman Returns released in 1992 same with this game! This Batman Returns Review is a co-op between Kwing & Dodger. Thanks very much for watching,...
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Retro Mondays TOP 5 2011 Playlist!
These are my 5 favorite episodes from 2011 – www.youtube.com
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GotGame Truth Machine: Why Gamers are hating on the Xbox One
I can’t remember ever feeling this way about a console reveal. I was underwhelmed by the PlayStation 4, flustered by the Wii U, and bemused by the PS3. When...
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Review | Resident Evil: Revelations
When Capcom launched Resident Evil: Revelations for the Nintendo 3DS, it was an exceptional experience for the handheld, and one that surpassed the lofty goals of its predecessor –...
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