So, what sort of gaming recipe has helped to
design the mind behind DCTP, you ask?

Check it out.

Mega Man, CastleVania, Super Mario Bros., Solar Striker, Batman: The Video Game (GB version), Nemesis, DYNOWARZ, XEXYZ, Legendary Wings, Super Ghouls and Ghosts, Tiny Toon Adventures, ThunderForce, Sonic the Hedgehog, Streets of Rage, Joe and Mac: Caveman Ninja, Aliens (Konami's arcade version), Super Mario World (pinball), Ghouls and Ghosts (arcade version, similar to the Genesis version in which the first boss carries his head), Metroids 2 and 3, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 4: Turtles in Time, Contra, Alien 3: THE GUN, Jurassic Park: THE CHAOS CONTINUES, Donkey Kong Country, Demon's Crest, Parodius, TwinBee, Gunbird, Strider, Darkstalkers 3, Jurassic Park Panic Ride, Mega Man: The Power Battles, Marvel vs Capcom, Cruisn' USA/World, Street Fighter 2 Turbo Champion Edition + Alpha Beta Meta Gamma Zeta Metroid Queen-96=2+2=987/23, numerous Capcom games, and the classics, like Joust and Gyruss!

Pong has absolutely nothing on Joust. And you know it's true, BLAST YOU!!!

Conker's Bad Fur Day rocks, Twinkle Star Sprites cutes with fast-paced puzznic action, Waku Waku 7 is NOT wack, and Samurai Spirits is responsible for my wanting to watch more Ninja Scroll. Let's not forego Tetris Blast and Mario Kart Advance! Alien Soldier is SERIOUS, Star Fox 64's frickin' grand, HI AHM DAISY, F-Zero GX is the greatest way to express race-isms of the far future, and ROBOTRON: 2084 is the best suicide mission I've ever wailed on!