Forget remaking Final Fantasy VII, Crisis Core is the Final Fantasy game you've been waiting eleven years for. With amazing graphics, an intriguing new combat model and one of the best RPG stories I'...

Question: Do you want to be scared? I'm not talking about being startled when a dog jumps through the window or the lightning cracks; I'm talking about staying under the covers and never wanting...

Chariots of the Dogs is great on so many levels, from its fantastic time traveling plotline to all of its great pop-culture references. But the reason to play this Sam & Max episode is not to laugh a...

After a somewhat slow start to the second season, Sam & Max are back with a vengeance. Night of the Raving Dead is easily the best episode of the year, an adventure so good that it rivals some of the...

To help celebrate Defunct Games' 7th birthday, Managing Editor Cyril Lachel has dropped in to review Fatal Craft for the SuperVision. What is Fatal Craft? It's Gradius for the SuperVision. No,...

We've already warned you of the troubles of 8-bit video game compilations, but new Defunct Games staff writer Pat Byrn wants to reiterate the point. 20 em I is absolutely terrible; it's a lazy collec...

Hey 3DO owners, have you been waiting for a game that finally takes advantage of your console of choice? Then let me suggest you locate yourself a copy of Blade Force, the exciting 3D shooter fr...

Defunct Games staffer Thomas Charnock returns with his first review in two years. This is Omikon: The Nomad Soul, an interesting little 3D adventure game for the Sega Dreamcast. Is this game worth c...

Boogie Bunnies is cute, exciting and a lot of fun ... for a few minutes. Unfortunately the shallow gameplay and boring levels keep this adorable game from being more than a silly time waster. This i...