When a futuristic racing title earns the love and devotion of a typical jRPG fan you know it’s gotta be good, right? Kinetica’s insane tracks and killer character design make it well worth dusting off your PS2 for.

Hailing from the now-defunct Working Designs, Elemental Gearbolt is one of the most polished, refined and unique light gun shooters ever. It’s also incredibly obscure. Why should you care? Take a gander and see.

We’re harking back to the good-old days when 3D modeling was in it’s infancy and bad camera systems were the norm. Yes, it’s the 32-bit era, and a little-known gem was pushing the hardware of the Sega Saturn to it’s breaking point.

If you were to take the liquid essence of Heavy Metal music and a copy of Golden Axe and throw them into a blender, the end result would be Motörhead for the Amiga.

Stretch Panic is a strange acid trip from Japan. Which, of course, means that it is a pretty awesome game. Why has no one played it?

Have you ever wondered what SimCity would be like if instead of signing trash disposal and water sharing deals, you invaded your neighbors and called upon the mighty powers of Greek Gods to help you? If so, good for you — Zeus was your game!