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copyright: Digimon and Tamagotchi are property of Bandai Namco brevity and ethics: i have no affiliation with Digimon, Tamagotchi or Bandai-Namco i am just a fan this is a non profit fan project. you can play it here  Before we dive into the review, a quick history lesson is in order—especially if you're new to the world of Digimon or just need a refresher.  Back in the '90s,  Tamagotchi  was created by Aki Maita and Akihiro Yokoi. If you were a kid during that time, you probably remember those little digital pets fondly—or maybe with mild trauma. They were loud, needy, and absolutely not classroom-approved. Teachers confiscated them. Parents "accidentally" broke them. They beeped, screamed, and demanded constant attention. And somehow, we loved them for it. Then came 1997.. Wiz and Bandai Namco decided to flip the script with Digital Monsters —better known as Digimon . While Pokemon had a clear creator, Digimon was crafted by a collaborative team who went under th...

Copyright: Streets of Rage is property of Sega, This project was created as a work of love by Bombergames Ethics and brevity: I have no affiliation with Streets of Rage or Sega or Bombergames , im just a fan.  In the world of beat 'em up games, two titans stand tall: Capcom's Final Fight and its fierce competitor, Sega's Streets of Rage.  From the arcades to the heated 90s console wars, Streets of Rage made its mark with its bass-boosted, synth-heavy soundtracks and hard-hitting, bare-knuckle brawling heroes. Sega's gritty street-fighting series wasn’t just a game; it became a cultural icon, delivering thrilling action and unforgettable music that resonated with players and defined an era. Streets of Rage wasn’t just competing—it was carving out its own legacy. Sega capitalized on its unique identity, with gameplay that felt raw and responsive, while the unforgettable soundtrack by Yuzo Koshiro added an electrifying pulse to each punch, kick, and combo. Unlike the more ...

Due to it being a Pokémon fan game I’m not going to link or Tell you where to find and play this game. I won’t snitch to the Nintendo ninjas, if you know. You know.  That being said let’s delve into the world of this mysterious game.   You know how every Pokémon fan game is just “what if Pokémon were edgy?” Or “what it Pokémon was good?” Well this is edgy and good in a good way. Instead of crude humor and gore, this game takes a different path. You are (protagonist) and the story and lore are based off of your moral choices.  Story: In this game, players assume the role of (name), a young trainer undergoing an entrance exam for Pokemon school. After answering a few questions, the exam determines their character and path in the game, as well as the starter Pokemon they will recieve. While the written section is a fail, it is just enough to progress to the next stage, where they are embraced by their mother, who is overjoyed to send them to school. However, as the char...