Although, honestly, it does not provide anything particularly notable compared to the first part, it must be recognized that it is even more fun to play if possible, since it incorporates very innovative and original graphic improvements (such as color ch (...)

At the same time that the PlayStation version of Radikal Bikers was being developed, this new football game was released, a continuation of Ronaldo V-Football, that firstable was going to be called, guess it, UEFA 99. On this occasion, they left behind (...)

"Ronaldo V-Football" (V-Soccer in the US) was originally going to be called "UEFA 99", but the people of Infogrames got hold of Ronaldo's license and everything changed. In fact, the following year UEFA 2000, its sequel, was published. In the developme (...)

Although initially programmed for MSX in 2006, Lemonize was encouraged years later to also make a version for the ZX Spectrum and, a little later, its adaptation for the minority and unfairly unknown ColecoVision console, with magnificent results, somethi (...)

The third part of the Turok saga (Turok 3 was the fourth), followed the Bit Managers had started under the auspices of Acclaim: impeccable technical aspects, great playability and almost guaranteed commercial success. As a novelty, the stages were deep (...)