Gauntlet Legends (DC)

A long long time B.X. (before Xena) there was a game that was the king of hack and slash, a game called Gauntlet. In this game that is not that different to Diabilo II you have to kill thousands of Ogres, orcs, goblins, and other assorted minions of hell to get to the big bad, a really big demon summoned by a stupid wizard.(the originality of these game writers - it's incredible isn't it) At heart is is a faily basic S&D (search and destroy) game, you enter a dungeon (god knows why, you'd thing that people would figure out that dank dungeons and heroes don't mix) and try to find the exit, with the only thing stopping you is a ...

Does the name ring a bell? Played this in the Arcade’s have you? Well now is you chance to take a little bit of the arcade game with you! When you talk about perfect arcade conversions, you may as well be talking about Sega, because I think no-one does it better! This is another fine example both of the ability of Sega to produce a perfect console conversion, and also demonstrate just how good the Dreamcast really is. Not only have they taken everything that the Arcade version had to offer, but also added a whole lot more just for us lucky Dreamcast owners – similar in they way then added to Crazy taxi! I think Sega now puts the gamers first, and the ...

Gauntlet was one of the first multiplayer games I ever played, when I was younger a friend and I spent hours on his Amiga slaughtering legions of orcs, wizards and other monsters. And now that classic has gone 3D and it has done it in typical DC style. The graphics are awesome and the speed of the gameplay is deadly. You choose a wizard, knight, warrior, valkerie, sorceress or jester either individually or in a team to fight your way through a dozen worlds and recover the shards of the portal to the demon realm from their guardians?? Sound good?? Its not!!! Well it is for about a day or two and then you start to ...