Pro wrestling was hot in the late 90s. Pro wrestling was positively on fire in the late 90s. After the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) had dominated most of the 80s with a national expansion and major pay-per-view events such as Wrestlemania, the public would be forgiven for thinking that the industry was something of a one-horse race. But things changed very quickly in 1995…

Wetrix is one of those games that comes along every so often that just exemplifies the idea that sometimes the most simple concepts can be the most fun… and addictive. Picture something akin to Tetris, but on a 3D plane with a lot of rainfall and you’ll be on the way to Wetrix…

A long time ago, but not so far away…

Formula 1 is the pinnacle of motorsports, a world wide contest of individual driving skill and manufacturing prowess. In the world of video games, trying to capture the excitement and passion of the sport has been hit or miss, but F-1 World Grand Prix is most definitely one of the best attempts to bring the thrill of racing into the home.

While most people are probably familiar with 1999’s Pokemon Stadium, they might not know that it was actually a sequel to the original 1998 Pocket Monsters’ Stadium which never saw release outside of Japan…

Snowboarding games were not in short supply in the late nineties and early noughts, with every major platform hosting at least one and sometimes multiple snowboarding games…

Mario is a notoriously versatile character, having his video game life as a carpenter in Donkey Kong, he is most well known for being a plumber in the mainline Mario Bros games. Beyond his usual occupation, he had taken up Golf in the NES and Game Boy game Golf, and swung a racquet in the Virtual Boy’s Mario Tennis. In 1998 he tried his hand at yet another gameplay formula and launched a wildly successful spin-off series with Mario Party…