This is The Best re-release category of 2018. Competition is really getting stiff as more companies are starting to embrace the reload. Activision did it right with Crash Bandicoot last year, could they repeat with Spyro The Dragon? Continue reading “Play Legit’s Best Reload of 2018”
Tag: Retro
Octopath Traveler Review: Full Party
Real Talk By: Brian DK
Octopath Traveler is a delightful game that brings together classic JRPG gameplay with stunning storybook visuals. Unfortunately, Octopath falls into the many pitfalls that plague the JRPG genre, but still manages to tell eight stories in a beautiful world. Continue reading “Octopath Traveler Review: Full Party”
Top 5 Odd Game Endings
Real Talk By: Ms. Throwback
Many video games have the same boring ending. The princess gets captured, you play the hero, she’s saved, all is well in the kingdom. It might be boring but at least you can follow it. Some endings are well, just strange. So strange that we can’t even figure out what exactly is going on. I’m about to tell you game endings so if you hadn’t figured it out yet, Spoiler Alert! Continue reading “Top 5 Odd Game Endings”
The Disney Afternoon Collection Review: Cartridge-Free Zone
Real Talk By: Haggy
I’ve always appreciated the idea of making collection titles like this. It’s a nice way of keeping older games in the minds of fans, making sure there’s always an easier way to play. For example if you no longer have a Nintendo Entertainment System, this works out great. Continue reading “The Disney Afternoon Collection Review: Cartridge-Free Zone”
Blaster Master Zero Review: Autopilot
Real Talk By: Zombie Zac
Blaster Master was one of my favorite games on the NES. Originally released by SunSoft Inc. in 1988, Blaster Master was unique because it contained two different styles of gameplay that you would seamlessly switch between Continue reading “Blaster Master Zero Review: Autopilot”
Yooka-Laylee Review: Retro Duo
Real Talk By: Haggy
Brought to us by Playtonic Games and Team 17, Yooka-Laylee is the spiritual successor to Banjo-Kazooie. When I say spiritual successor, it might as well be the direct sequel. It’s made by many of the same individuals. Is it basically just a modern remastering/touch-up of old games, or do we have something fresh?
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Throwback Thursday: Aladdin (SNES)
Ms. Throwback plays one of the greatest movie tie-in games ever. She discusses both The SNES and Genesis versions of Aladdin. We’re ready for you Jafar, Bring it! Continue reading “Throwback Thursday: Aladdin (SNES)”
Top 10 Obscenely Hard NES Games
Real Talk by: Rickayyyyy
It’s weird how the definition of a hard video game has changed over the years. Games we view as hard now would have been a walk in the park back in the days of NES. See, when Nintendo released their first game system, it was very limiting in terms of how complex the games could be. They just couldn’t make most games long enough for a single play through to be considered worth it. So they took a much different route than most modern-day games: they ramped up the difficulty to such a degree as to make it incredibly hard to beat. Also that there was less knowledge of what made a good game contributed to some games being much harder than they needed to be. As a result, there are many obscenely hard games on the NES. Here’s my list of what I believe to be the 10 hardest. Continue reading “Top 10 Obscenely Hard NES Games”
The Play Legit Official Rating Scale
Here is the breakdown. The one goal in all of our reviews is to keep it real with honest/unbiased scores. Continue reading “The Play Legit Official Rating Scale”
Space Invaders Retro Review
Real Talk By: Ms. Throwback
Space invaders, over time, has become a classic game referenced when we think back about “the good ol’ days of gaming”. Continue reading “Space Invaders Retro Review”
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