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You start with 200 hitpoints and 4 lives. Whenever you are hurt you lose hitpoints. You can choose to be one of three characters, either Blinky, his friend Chum, or his cat Doughnut.
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The objective is simple: Win as much virtual money as possible. You start with a limited amount of credit and spin the reels, hoping to line up matching fruit symbols (cherries, lemons, bells, etc.). However, like a real fruit machine, the game is less about luck and more about managing the features and bonuses.
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New Earth is under attack. An alien armada has swept the galaxy, laying all to waste. Starfleet is crippled. You alone must penetrate the alien storm and tear its heart asunder.
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Is a game with a ball. But in this case, the ball isn’t kicked by players, hit by hockey sticks, or flung by a racket. As a member of the Starfleet Command, the ball is you, and you are on an intergalactic mission of exploring the galaxies.
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This is a game of war. The objective of this game is to kill your opponents with as little ammo as possible. You start at each of the 10 levels with full energy, each level progressively harder than the last.
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The objective of Bolo Ball is quite simple. Starting from the top row you try to push your 29 balls down a maze so that they reach the bottom row. The farther down you can get them, the higher the score. You play against the computer who will play the RED balls and you will play the Blue.
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The objective is to clear all blocks while carefully avoiding the death block, and collecting diamonds. Instructions are provided at the start of the game for easy identification of the various blocks.
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You start the game with four lives. The game player is Billy and the game consists of two phases: The Mogwai Phase and the Gremlin Phase.
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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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The object of the game simple - hunt down your adversary and destroy his assault robot. At the start of the game both and your adversary are placed at random location in the combat labyrinth.
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Is an ASCII action game for DOS, in which your mission is to make as big as possible explosions, while avoiding that you explode yourself. You must kill all enemies in every level, either by crushing or by running into them. If you die, you may continue two times from the level in which you died. The third time, you must start over at level 1.
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Famous toy company needs energetic self-starter to operate slightly unreliable machine on the 9:00 pm to 4:00 am shift. Generous rewards for those who meet the challenge. No references needed. Apply in person to Frank Foreman.
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Bret's the name. Bret Conrad. I'm Special Forces Vietnam {retired} and I was pretty bored. The CIA said I was too much of a risk, even the FBI wouldn't have me. I see their point, I do like a bit of action and when the bullets start flying I kind of lose control. Still my old Sarge said the name of the game is survival and I'm pretty good at that...
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This is a simple nerve racking game of dexterity and coordination. The object is to move your piece across the screen and out the door on the right side without getting hit by a bouncing ball and without touching the walls.
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You are Capn Zapn, space explorer who journeys to other planets collecting treasures, fighting monsters, etc.
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SpinWall is a maze game with a ghost that can walk through the walls that match the color of one of the magic keys you can collect.
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The object is to eat all the dots. If you eat a power pill, for a short period of time you will be able to eat the Ghosts. Entering a tunnels in any of the four walls will place you in the tunnel immediately opposite of the tunnel you entered. Occasionally a "bonus item" will appear in the maze. The location this object will appear is always the same as the starting position of MunchGuy. In the CGA and VGA modes, the "bonus item" is one of thirteen graphics, depending on the level you are playing. In the TEXT mode, the "bonus item" is one of the letters of the alphabet ("A" - "Z"), again depending on the level you are playing. Entering a TelePort with move the object (MunchGuy or Ghosty) to a random Teleport somewhere in the Maze.
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Your goal is to collect the marble and the gold so that you can easily make your exit from the first level. The difficulty of this game increases with the level and you need to end the game to defeat the evil scientist and rescue your player.
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This is a side-scrolling game. The game has different levels where Roboman has to jump around and burst the balloons by touching it. This game is one of the fine examples of the collect-things-and-find-the-exit genre, pretty much similar to Lode Runner.
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BACK TO THE FUTURE PART III is split into four sections, which you play one after the other. Each section represents a famous scene from the movie - so if you've seen the film, so much the better.
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Can Blinky stop Shnookwad again with only his Box of Everlasting Doughnuts and his faithful cat Doughnut? Will he survive this suicide mission through 16 levels of hideous creatures?...
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Bubby and Betty and Bobby and Patty are lovers who have pledged their futures to each other. In the village where they live there is a terrifying Wizards Wood - the people of the village are too frightened even to approach it.
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Battle your way through a mad onslaught of crazed machinery. The Robot Masters pour on more insane weapons than you can believe.
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Is a decent conversion of Michael Jackson's famous musical movie into a game. It follows the same story as the movie where you play Michael Jackson on his quest to save the kids from the clutches of Mr. Big. Set against the backdrop of a world-class musician, this game would be remiss if it didn’t incorporate some of Michael Jackson's signature styles, dance, and gestures.
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Olmang Jolmang Paradise features eight main characters, each with their own strengths and weaknesses and their own unique weapons and fighting style.
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The objective is to protect Metropolis and ultimately save Lois Lane by defeating a series of iconic villains across several distinct stages. Unlike many modern superhero games that focus on one style of play, this 1989 title was a multi-genre hybrid.
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In terra probe, you control a red subterranean mining probe, whose sole aim in life is to seek out and acquire precious gems. You must manoever the probe around, digging channels within the rock and earth, collecting diamonds as you do so.
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The goal is to kill as many dinosaurs as possible while avoiding traps and water bodies. There are also several bonus objects along the way which can earn the player bonus points and extra lives. One of these bonus objects is a huge iron ball that takes 1 hit to break.
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The player controls Sou as he advances through linear stages, fighting enemies in his way. Sou is armed with a sword and can jump and duck as well. The game has beat-em-up elements in that it only allows the player character to advance to the next segment of the area if all the enemies have been defeated. Ranged weapons come in limited quantities and must be picked up in the stages. Most of the enemies in the game are cyborgs, robots, and machines.
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BAP is a break-out type game. You control the paddle at the bottom of the screen with mouse and try not to let the ball fall below the paddle.
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