Blaster Master: Blasting Again is an update to a classic series that began all the way back on the NES. It was a tough transition to 3D for many classic series around this time, how does Blaster Master stack up among the rest?

For this week’s episode we decided to tackle some of the most well known rhythm games on the PS1, Parappa the Rapper and Um Jammer Lammy. Are the lovable characters and wacky story enough to overcome the lackluster gameplay?

The result of a random wheel spin, Magic Carpet is a little known PC port of a flying game from 1994. Should you just skip the PlayStation and just go for the PC version? Or should you just skip this game all together?

Armored Core is an underrated series that has somehow gone on until the present day. Centered around building your mech, this game can be extremely overwhelming to the uninitiated. Will this game be too much for us?

Once a well known series, today the Driver games are seemingly lost to time. This week we go back to the first entry and find out, is it fun playing GTA when you can’t get out of your car?

Rayman is one of those mascots that stuck around for decades along the likes of Sonic and Mario. His first entry all the way back in 1995 is a far cry from what many associate him with these days. This punishing platformer really pushed us to our limits, why is this game so hard?

Diver's Dream is a unique Konami game that somehow missed North America on the PS1. With underwater controls being notoriously poor for this era of gaming, is this game any different?

In what may be the most predictable episode yet, this week we're covering Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 and 2. We know these games are bona fide classics, but how do they stack up against each other?