Christmas 1994 brought WWF RAW to my Super Nintendo, and for three glorious years, it was my favorite wrestling game. Thirty-two years later, does this New Generation classic still deserve the love? It's time for another Retro WedNESday!
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Grab your sword, saddle up on a Bizarrian, and prepare to take down Death Adder! Our complete Golden Axe walkthrough for the Sega Genesis covers every stage, boss battle, playable character, magic attack, and essential combat strategy to help you conquer this legendary arcade beat-'em-up.
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The Lion King looks innocent enough. Then Level 2 introduces precision jumps, hippo asses, monkey puzzles and one absolutely infuriating ostrich. I made it through Aladdin just fine. Simba broke me before I even reached Level 3.
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A snowy Alabama afternoon, a Movie Gallery rental, and one hell of a Sega Genesis platformer. More than 30 years later, Disney’s Aladdin still looks great, plays beautifully, and reminds me why games didn’t need 80 hours of bullshit to be memorable.
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Bart vs. The Space Mutants was bad when I was a kid and it's still bad today. I played it anyway because it's what I had. Some things don't improve with age.
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Sonic the Hedgehog was built to compete with Mario and it delivered. Thirty years later the speed still holds up, the music is still iconic, and Green Hill Zone is still one of the best opening levels ever designed.
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TaleSpin on the Genesis was the bane of my existence from age seven to ten. I never beat it. Going back on an emulator, I understand why — and I still can't quit it.
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Cool Spot is a platformer starring the 7-Up mascot that somehow turned out great. A retro look at one of the SNES era's most unlikely gems.
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