X-Men 2: Clone Wars (Sega Genesis) and Xavier's Despicable Dream | The Gaming Lich Review

An otherwise formidable action game, 1995's X-Men 2: Clone Wars is laid low by the baffling morality of its mutant characters. The Unyielding Dread Lich explores this fatal shortcoming.
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[@ikusame8205]

Another Masterpiece from the Dark Lord.

[@Centinym]

All hail our dark lord.

[@sygos]

a real lich WTF? why does youtube know i used to be undead? this is creepy

[@Khalith]

We are grateful for this video you graciously bestowed us with. But if you seek a retro game where you can truly embrace dark power, in Ultima: Quest of the Avatar you are encouraged to become a paragon of virtue. But should you choose to do so, you can forsake the path of virtue and freely attack the citizens and even the King himself. Should you wish the ultimate power, seek the Skull of Mondain, for in using it you can destroy all your foes in battle instantly

[@thegaminglich]

Indeed? That is a game I will certainly get to during the course of my eternal existence. I have long enjoyed Ultima VII, wherein one may stack common crates to such a height as to challenge the very gods!!

[@Khalith]

@@thegaminglich Yes! The NES version though. It doesn't get enough attention in my opinion.

[@thegaminglich]

Ahhh yesss, there was an NES version that now lies forgotten under the dust of the ages. One of my mortal thralls says it was on the cover of the first video game magazine they ever owned.