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Bounce your way through 80 challenging screens, squashing monsters, snatching tokens, and collecting bonuses. Then, for a change, use the built-in designer to create 48 screens of your own, as hard, as simple, as much fun as you like.
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Your aim is to collect a given number {10} of Trail+1 bonuses and then to get the End-of-Level bonus that will send you to next level.
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You will control a Team of heroes who's only job is to wade through his cronies and bring him to justice. Each hero has his/her own Special Power. In order for your heroes to succeed, they will have to increase their powers, strength, jumping ability and their ammo stores. This is done by finding and using power gems.
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You will control a TEAM of heros who's only job is to wade thru their cronies and bring them to justice. Each hero has his/her own Special Power. In order for your heros to succeed, they will have to increase their powers, strength, jumping ability and their ammo stores. This is done by finding and using power gems.
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The player controls a vehicle loaded with weapons and is on the road, trying to locate and destroy a dangerous criminal organization.
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There are different characters in this game but Know is the only controllable player that you can choose.
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Homey is a simple game which may appeal to those who like arcade games, but wish to have a puzzle game as well. Many adventure gamers will be disappointed with Homey and are advised to pass it up.
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The action zombie killing sensation. As you take your first tentative steps beyond the decaying entrance gates of the Valdemar estate, your senses are alerted to an unknown fearful presence.
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You race against the clock on various themed tracks, collecting gas canisters and health bonuses to keep your car going.
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Enter the room and get ready with your gun. Aim and shoot whomever you see. The player can easily roam about in the game and enter in the next rooms in search of people. Shoot the people before they shoot you.
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The game places two opponents on either side of the screen, with a split in the middle. Each side has a stack of bricks which the player must knock down by throwing a plasma ball.
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The game provides a vertical platform. In the game, you need to find the stolen Oscars and diamonds from the Cartoon World and recover them.
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Around the world and against the clock in Evolution you must use your characters' special abilities in conjunction with each other to solve puzzles that stand between you and your trip home, being sure to pick up the very dangerous and amusing Alien technology scatlerd around as you go.
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Is a fast paced action game which requires that you fly your small space ship through a small course of obstacles, ranging from asteroids to stalactites. The concept is simple, but fast reflexes are necessary to master the game.
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The games use model cars, named Ignition. The player has options that consisted of different types of race (Championship, Time Trial etc.) and several types of cars.
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After the much popular series of Impossible Mission, Impossible Mission II has only raises the graph a notch higher in terms of action, challenging puzzles and improved characters.
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Single player Arcade game. Here the Hero Nick, a secret naval agent is trying to find Dr. Riptide who is intended to kill all the marine life. Here the player has to go through caves in his submarine.
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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom game was released in 1988 after the movie of the same title. Nitendo made this arcade game and has the story as the movie. First released on the NES and subsequently came for all the major platform at that time.
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The player controls the overlynx hero and has to shoot down anything on his path to protect his spacecraft. The game has 23 levels and takes place in 5-6 different scenarios.
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You pilot an aircraft (your "Island Hopper") and move through a vertically scrolling environment. The goal is to shoot anything that moves (enemy aircraft) as you progress deeper into enemy territory.
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The primary objective is to strategically place bombs to destroy blocks, reveal power-ups, and eliminate enemies.
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In "Jack Flash," you control a character that needs to navigate a series of levels. The core of the game involves solving puzzles to progress. This typically means manipulating objects, switches, and the environment to overcome obstacles.
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Devan Shell, the leader of the turtle terrorists, has kidnapped the beloved rabbit princess, Eva Earlong, and has inhabited the galaxy with his looting goons..
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The game starts with Jazz’s ring getting stolen which he wishes to gift Eva on their wedding. Jazz chases his archrival Devan Shell to get back the ring. In Jazz Jackrabbit 2, players are plotted against enemies and has to go through various levels.
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The game has four rounds on every level. As the levels go up you will find yourself dodging more and more pouncing cats, bouncing balls, deadly snakes and even jumping frogs. Fast paced play, clever graphics, challenging gameplay, and cute music score make this game a thoroughly enjoyable time burner.
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The game's protagonist is an Amazonian female warrior who wears a green suit and with shape shifting capabilities. The game requires Jill to navigate through the dangers faced in the jungle and skill with the keys to navigating through the game layout, finding keys to move to next level.
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Is the final game of the three-part game with Jill the Amazonian woman as the protagonists. The game's storyline is that after defeating dark forces in the jungle in the first two games, Jill must now save the Prince from a group of evil lizardmen that wish to destroy the green jungles to build a concrete one filled with condos and buildings.
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Points are accumulated by triumphing over any enemy who prevents your progress, and by collecting food and extra weapons which are sometimes revealed along the way.
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It is a game that defies logic—you play as a knight riding a flying ostrich—but its physics-based combat remains some of the most satisfying in retro gaming.
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The game starts with the player pole riding on an ostrich and to win he is needed to knock out other jousters from his path who are also riding an ostrich.
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