’90s
Noah’s Barks pages covering things relating to the years 1990 to 1999, i.e. the ’90s.
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Super Bomberman 3
Not even Louie can save ‘Super Bomberman 3’ from being a disappointing dud when compared to its two 16-bit predecessors. (read more)
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FOUND: “Night Warriors: Darkstalkers’ Revenge”
Will you be the first person to track down the manga ‘Night Warriors: Darkstalkers’ Revenge,’ a rare, official English release that’s gone unarchived? (read more)
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Jet Force Gemini (Spoiler-Free Guide)
Some call ‘Jet Force Gemini’ the hardest Nintendo 64 game. It isn’t—especially with this guide! (read more)
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Jingle All the Way
Ho ho holy shit, why are people so bad at critiquing ‘Jingle All the Way?’ Let me show you how a one-horse open slay is done. (read more)
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Super Mario Bros.
It ain’t no video game… it’s a really boring, dreary, live-action—oh, the ride is out of order. Introducing ‘Super Mario Bros.’ (read more)
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Mars Attacks!
Some claim this critical and commercial flop by Tim Burton deserves reevaluation, but the truth about ‘Mars Attacks!’ is out there… (read more)
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Fight Club
Thoughts on David Fincher’s 1999 classic ‘Fight Club,’ namely its successes as entertainment and failures as art. (read more)
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American Recordings 1995 CD Sampler (The Comix Zone Bonus CD)
It’s time to rock out with your comic out! Let’s spin the ‘American Recordings 1995 CD Sampler,’ most famous for its inclusion with North American copies of the Sega Genesis game, ‘Comix Zone.’ (read more)
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Kid Chameleon
100 levels later, ‘Kid Chameleon’ has succeeded in breaking my psyche. What have I learned from this debacle? (read more)
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Shining Force: The Sword of Hajya
‘Shining Force: The Sword of Hajya’ is the series’ second title on the Game Gear, but the first and final entry that was localized for English audiences. What strange circumstances led to this outcome? (read more)