EGM’s 1992 Video Game Buyer’s Guide
Phantasy Star 3 (Sega Genesis) by Sega
Steve (7)
Phantasy Star 3 is different from the first two quests in many ways, but the basic play hasn’t changed much. You wander about, fighting different enemies, creating stronger characters as you collect peopel and solve mysteries. A better-than-average RPG with nice graphics.
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EGM’s 1992 Video Game Buyer’s Guide
Gaiares (Sega Genesis) by Renovation
Steve (8)
With 8-Meg memory, Gaiares could be guilty of overkill, and with the exception of enemy agents you’re deployed to destroy, the game is surprisingly well-balanced. Gaiares is one of these few titles that puts a new face on an old genre, but succeeds in the [...]
EGM’s 1992 Video Game Buyer’s Guide
Batman (Sega Genesis) by Sunsoft
Steve (8)
The ultimate side-scrolling action game for the Genesis is finally available! Batman features the hero in a variety of scenes straight out of the movie. Great action, Batmobile and Batwing shooter sequences are all combined to make a superb game that’s just a little too [...]
Other Videos: My 13th Birthday with Amiga 500 and Sega Genesis
For your classic gaming enjoyment, here is a video of my 13th birthday on December 6, 1989. It was one of the best birthdays ever if you’re into gaming. I was a hugely into the Commodore Amiga and Sega Genesis systems. For this birthday, I [...]
Electronic Gaming Monthly’s 1992 Video Game Buyer’s Guide
Star Wars (NES) by LucasArts
Steve (7)
Star Wars is a pretty cool adaptation of the movie on which it’s based. It combines basic RPG elements with a number of different play themes and static intermissions to move the story along. The setup is painfully tedious at times when you [...]