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Beat ‘Em Up Collection (QUByte Classics) features seven iconic side-scrolling 16-bit fighting games originally released between 1990 and 1999 for the Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo. 

If you can get past the annoying controls and unwieldy camera, then there is a semi-fun game to be found in Glover (QUByte Classics).

So, Beat ’Em Up Archives (QUByte Classics) then. In conclusion, although the games still look good today, the gameplay has aged horribly. As a result it is all more frustrating than fun to play.

The Samurai Collection (QUByte Classics) probably didn’t need putting together, combining two fairly bad games and not an awful lot of fun. 

There are classic beat ‘em ups like Streets of Rage, Fatal Fury and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles that many gamers would think of before this next title. But, that may be because it goes by different names. Water Margin anyone? A Tale of Clouds and Wind instead? Or this new name: QuByte Classics – The Tale of Clouds and Wind, out now on Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PlayStation.

Some three decades ago, Tinhead rolled out onto the SEGA Genesis. Today, in 2022, it comes to Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.

Unless you’re a shoot ’em up completist, there’s very little reason to pick up QUByte Classics: Thunderbolt Collection by PIKO. It feels like they’re getting splinters from dredging the bottom of the shooter barrel.

QUByte have been found pushing out a few 'Classic by PIKO' titles to the Xbox, PlayStation and Switch storefronts in recent months. Today it's the turn of Thunderbolt Collection to expand our gaming horizons. 

Well, that’s certainly a mouthful. But if you cast your mind back to the old school shooters such as Doom, Wolfenstein and Quake then you can picture exactly what to expect in QUByte Classics: Zero Tolerance Collection by PIKO.

QUByte Classics - Jim Power: The Lost Dimension Collection by PIKO is a collection to miss, then, and we hope QUByte’s noble intention to preserve older classics finds some worthier targets.