Classic Game Room invents an entirely new review format to celebrate one of the greatest video games ever created, Musha! Released in 1990 from Compile, Musha is an explosive spaceship shooter with the best soundtrack in history, superb gameplay and stunning art design. CGR takes a film approach to reviewing Musha and covers every aspect of it while being trapped by a maniacal broken computer.

Classic Game Room Feature Review of Musha

Classic Game Room Feature Review #2. CGR reviews Herzog Zwei like Herzog Zwei has never been reviewed before!  Herzog Zwei is regarded by many to be the godfather of real-time strategy games. One or two players command up to 50 units on-screen at once while piloting a jet fighter that transforms into a robot. Capture and destroy enemy bases to win with the power of Blast Processing! Crush your enemies and hear them scream!  Join Classic Game Room’s Mark Bussler and Edit-Station 1 as they guide viewers through every part of this incredible 1990 release on the Sega Genesis.  Witness intense review action and strategic gameplay instruction! Mark shows viewers how to play, how to win and reviews everything in between like the music, graphics, and stunning art design.

Classic Game Room Feature Review of Herzog Zwei

Welcome to the most super-tastic CGR Feature Review of Super Pac-Man, Namco’s underrated 1982 sequel to Pac-ManSuper Pac-Man bombed in the arcades because of the game’s unique features like.  locked doors, a slot machine and turbo boost that separated it from the classic Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man.  Witness intense review action super gameplay instruction! Mark shows viewers how to master Super Pac-Man while reviewing the game, and its releases on Atari 7800, Atari computer, Commodore 64 and Sony PlayStation.

Classic Game Room Feature Review of Super Pac-Man

Prepare to be taken back in time as this short documentary, using rare 16mm footage, displays the majesty of the 1939 World's Fair.