A re-imagined tank battler game in the era of early 3D. Colorful and smooth 3D graphics with solid voice overs, sound design and music. The combat is pretty basic, but it works well enough.

A solid mech shooter that really lets you fly all over the play screen rather than the traditional setup of staying to the bottom half. This increased freedom of movement lets you also fight with a laser sword which is my kind of catnip. Good visuals and sound design round it all out.

Another shoddy FMV rail shooter.

The same great Columns tile matching gameplay, but now with attack moves lifted from Puyo Puyo.

A Final Fight derivative better than some of the Final Fight games. The combat mechanics are smooth even though they're still slower than I'd like. The driving segments are serviceable and you get to beat dinosaurs to death with your fists.

Solid visuals and sound design mixed with fantastic, frenetic gameplay that never lets up. Many consider this to be the birth of the bullet hell subgenre though I think a few earlier titles had a similar intensity to this one.

Visually stunning for a 1993 release, but it suffered from some UI issues and relatively boring gameplay for a jet fighter sim. A stepping stone to much better games to be sure.