Dragonheart: Fire & Steel
Acclaim releases a licensed video game based on a so-so movie. What could go wrong with Dragonheart Fire & Steel?
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Crow: City of Angels, The
Like the movie it’s based on, City of Angels takes something once amazing and inspiring and reduces it to a face palming, head-scratching version of itself.
Bubble Bobble: Also Featuring Rainbow Islands
Two of the most beloved arcade games come home translated by two of the most questionable American companies.
BattleSport
Battlesport is another 3DO port to the PlayStation from Acclaim. It’s more of the future sports genre that involves vehicles and explosions.
Batman Forever: The Arcade Game
Batman Forever is cheesy, it’s a horrible conversion of a horrible game based on a terrible movie, and I can’t look away from it.
All-Star Baseball 1997 Featuring Frank Thomas
Big Hurt Baseball gets a more refined follow-up from the house of NBA Jam in All-Star Baseball 1997.
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Iron & Blood: Warriors of Ravenloft
Take 2 and Acclaim bring the pencil and paper RPG legend to life in…a fighting game.
WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game
Back When Wrestling Meant Bright Colors and Creative Costumes, WWF Wrestlemania The Arcade Game brings the quarter-crunching money-maker home.
V-Tennis
Acclaim tries to raise a racket. V-Tennis is a simple tennis game with simple ideas, clearly a launch era game for the system.
Striker 96
Acclaim tries their hand at soccer. I’d have something else to write here about Striker 96, but I don’t know soccer well enough yet.