Retro Gaming Australia

The Jurassic Park video game license was not exclusively granted to one publisher – Ocean gained the rights to do games for computers and Nintendo consoles while Sega had the rights for games for their own consoles and the arcades. The Mega Drive/Genesis game was developed by BlueSky Software on a relatively tight schedule, so it’s a bit janky, but playing as the raptor is mildly entertaining.

Mario Kart 64 marks the second kart outing for the heroes and villains of the Mushroom Kingdom. New characters, bigger tracks and more players are the best features of the game, but one can’t help but feel that the Mario Kart lost a bit of charm on the way to the Nintendo 64.

What will February bring? More stuff I want but can’t afford, no doubt.

Snowboard Kids 2 (Nintendo 64)

Super Metroid (US SNES, Player's Choice) – Player’s Choice

The Punisher (Mega Drive)

Set of five Bit Generation games (Game Boy Advance) – Boundish, Orbital, Dotstream, Digidrive and Dialhex. (missing Coloris and Soundvoyager for the complete set)

Tales of Symphonia (GameCube)

Super Probotector: Alien Rebels (SNES)

Super Ghouls'n Ghosts (SNES)

Yet another Killer Instinct and Watch set (SNES)

Donkey Kong Country (SNES)

Kid Icarus (NES)