UK magazine Zero ranked it on their number three spot in popularity. Martin Gaksch of German magazine Power Play gave the game a mixed outlook. Yanma (November...

effects, such as the zooming of enemy sprites and rotating platforms. Martin Gaksch of Video Games described the game as a mixture of "modern action entertainment...

playability but criticized its high difficulty level. Power Play's Martin Gaksch regarded it as the best classic-style shooter since R-Type and its sequel...

Splatterhouse." Robin Hogg of Zzap!64 gave it a positive outlook. Both Martin Gaksch and Heinrich Lenhardt of German magazine Power Play also gave Aliens...

and sound design but criticized the lack of replay value. MAN!AC's Martin Gaksch gave positive remarks to the funky presentation, interesting 3D polygon...

the Sega CD library but criticized its low difficulty level. MAN!AC's Martin Gaksch expressed his preference for a Mega-CD conversion of Gate of Thunder...

John Cook compared it to Cabal but praised the graphics and gameplay. Martin Gaksch and Heinrich Lenhardt of German magazine Power Play gave the game a...

machine." Power Play's Martin Gaksch concurred with Rignall, lauding its well-drawn visuals and atmospheric sound design. Gaksch also commended the game's...

Boy version 69% and noted that it didn't stand out among its peers. Martin Gaksch gave the NES version 69% as well calling the idea innovative, but not...

shots tend to miss even when the player is next to the basket. MAN!AC's Martin Gaksch wrote that "White Men Can't Jump is just as far removed from the sophisticated...

felt was its weak point, but ultimately recommended the game. MAN!AC's Martin Gaksch said that while it was somewhat exciting, there was only one setting...

issue as being the third most-popular arcade game at the time. Both Martin Gaksch and Heinrich Lenhardt of German magazine Power Play regarded the game...

the amount of slowdown when too many objects are present on-screen. Martin Gaksch of German magazine MAN!AC gave an overall mixed review of the game....

Dragon. Oscar got an overall rating of 7 out of 10 by Martin Gaksch of German magazine Power Play. Gaksch saw the game in the tradition of Ghosts 'n Goblins...

MAN!AC's Martin Gaksch regarded the addition of "Hyper League" as interesting but felt it was not as refined as Super Baseball 2020. Gaksch criticized...

Machine. Nevertheless, they gave it an overall positive outlook. MAN!AC's Martin Gaksch regarded it to be a fun Columns clone, commending its different game...

Burai Fighter Deluxe, received mostly positive reception from critics. Martin Gaksch of Power Play and Video Games criticized its audiovisual presentation...

David Wilson of Zero magazine rated the game with a 4.5 out of 5 score. Martin Gaksch of German magazine Power Play gave the title a positive outlook. Oldies...

difficulty as a negative point for more experienced players. Power Play's Martin Gaksch gave positive remarks to the audiovisual presentation, remarking that...

the month. Legend of Makai was favourably reviewed by Power Play's Martin Gaksch, who praised the game's mix of action and adventure, but also criticized...

split-screen two player mode further exacerbated the issue. MAN!AC's Martin Gaksch found Club Drive moderately innovative due to the ability to drive in...

Power Play's Martin Gaksch praised Cyber Core for its technical performance, good visuals, enemy variety, sound and customizable gameplay. Gaksch also commended...

Soccer garnered mixed reception from critics at release. Video Games' Martin Gaksch found Hyper Soccer to be an above-average sports game, criticizing its...

number 150 spot in a poll, indicating a popular following. Video Games' Martin Gaksch commended its visuals for the varied monster designs, new gameplay additions...

the February 1990 issue of German magazine Power Play, where reviewer Martin Gaksch called the game "Zelda on the PC-Engine" and said that the "differences...

construction sites and want to hit the wall again with a good action game." Martin Gaksch of German magazine Power Play commended the gameplay speed and co-op...

never been a game which has got us so addicted as two-player Trip'd." Martin Gaksch of the German publication MAN!AC labeled Trip'd as a competent blend...

remarks to the graphics and sound. Likewise, both Andreas Knauf and Martin Gaksch from German magazine Video Games gave this port a mixed outlook. Den...

performance and play value. In contrast to other reviewers, Power Play's Martin Gaksch found Chew Man Fu to be too simplistic and felt mixed in regards to...

editorial team M! Games (then MAN!AC) and PC-Xtreme there together with Martin Gaksch. Forster is a co-founder and partner of the company, for which he built...