
Fish-Eye, No Lie: Sonic X-treme Finally Runs on a Real Sega Saturn
Every console has a ghost story, and the Sega Saturn’s favourite ghost wears red sneakers. For nearly two decades Sonic X-treme existed mostly as magazine…
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Every console has a ghost story, and the Sega Saturn’s favourite ghost wears red sneakers. For nearly two decades Sonic X-treme existed mostly as magazine…

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Of all the formats Alexey Pajitnov’s name was attached to in the great falling-block gold rush of the early 1990s, the Sega Game Gear might be the easiest to…

Released: 2004 Genre: Survival Horror Format reviewed: Xbox Publisher: MC2: Microids Developer: Hydravision Entertainment Obscure is not an amazing game. It has…