Chicken Little falls in between the extremes of licensed game quality and that's the most unfortunate place for it to be - too dull to recommend playing, but also rarely funny enough to get an accidental kick out of. Its GBA version fares better, being a simple but competent platform with a stronger focus on platforming and more consistently enjoyable design.
As a game that wears its influences on its sleeve, Nightmare in the Dark is both a tribute to a mostly abandoned genre and a breezy, fun time that's worth firing up just to see its impressive bosses and enjoy its strangely jazzy soundtrack...
Shootanto: Evolutionary Mayhem takes the simple but effective gameplay mechanics of arcade classics like Cabal and infuses them with a Darwinian twist and a killer soundtrack courtesy of the fantastic Takayuki Aihara...
There aren't many English sources or reviews on this game, and those that exist tend to be outright dismissive towards it, thinking it to be nothing more than "just another golf game". And to an extent, I don't blame them! For the most part, Golf-kko Open IS "just another golf game". But if you're able to crack the code and figure out what kind of game this really is, you'll find that there's more to it than meets the eye...
Ephemeral Enigmas 