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Very cool tennis. The graphics are not great, but not a bad design. The gameplay is also good.

The game is full of originality. The protagonist runs across a large space, dodging various enemies and jumping over large chasms. Along the way you will also come across columns of different colours. Some of them deal damage, while others give you additional abilities (speed boost, fireball, etc.). There is a boss at the end of each stage. Before the battle, you will be given a weapon to use against him. The complexity of the game increases with each level. One of the peculiarities of the project is a special image mode, thanks to which you can play with 3D glasses (a rare opportunity in older games). The music is repeated in each level. This does not detract from the atmosphere of the game, as the strength of this project lies in the gameplay.

A port of an interesting arcade game by Data East about two cave heroes who have to rescue kidnapped ladies. The port is not as intense as the 16-bit versions: the levels are simpler and there are fewer of them, and the rescued ladies don't thank the heroes. If you want to familiarise yourself with the game, you should also check out the SNES and Genesis ports, or the original on arcade machines.

Rugby. It's very hard to see what's happening on the pitch because everything is so small. But there is a huge range of combinations. .

All you have to do is kick the ball and collect power-ups. This is Arkanoid meets Mahjong.

One-on-one streetball.

Classic action game from Sunsoft. It was prepared as a game based on the first Terminator, but then grew into an independent project. A few words about the plot: the story takes place in the future, and you take revenge for your father. Your enemies are all sorts of robots and machines from the future, sometimes with prizes falling out. In the last level, we run away from a destroyed base and are driven by the screen. Levels with beautiful backgrounds, the music, as in many Sunsoft games, is great.

Arcade port from Williams. Nothing has changed, still the same - spearmen fighting on flying ostriches. You can play it, but you get bored quickly.

Maze Racing 1989. Imagine a racing car instead of another PAK-MAN. It will have to pass through a series of confusing and complicated paths. Only, thank God, there will be no ghosts here.

Fights with some obscure creatures that look like robots....

A fun adventure game. Most of the game takes place on a beanstalk in the sky, like in a famous fairy tale. The character can shoot balls at enemies, although he can't always kill them. There are fun bonus levels. A somewhat monotonous but enjoyable game.

Based on the Disney animated film The Jungle Book, Virgin Entertainment (of Sega Genesis Aladdin and The Lion King fame) released several games on various platforms, not to mention the NES. Mowgli's 8-bit adventures were excellent. Except for the number of colours, but that doesn't spoil the game. Over 10 levels, Mowgli wanders through the jungle trying to reach the humans. The human cub runs, jumps on branches, clings to vines and crosses turbulent streams. On each level you usually need to collect 10-15 diamonds to progress. Time is limited, so you must hurry. Mowgli defeats enemies with bananas, throwing weapons and his own weight. The bosses here are almost all taken straight from the cartoon.

Based on the famous Jurassic Park film. It turned out to be as exciting as the film itself. In Jurassic Park, the electric fence is down and the dinosaurs are out of control. A lot of people are in trouble, and your job is to save them. Ammunition for weapons is not infinite, so you must save and replenish it. As you progress, the arsenal will expand. Make sure you collect all the dinosaur eggs at each location, only then will you progress. To open the gate or do anything else important, use the computer terminal. Boxes marked with "?" can give you a prize or harm you. The dinosaurs are drawn quite realistically.

The game is a bit like Shining Force. And it's similar in that you can walk around the cities, talk to people and so on. And as soon as you come out of that, you immediately start fighting in a strategic RPG style. Your party is divided into generals, and each general has people who follow him. The experience gained is shared between all the groups.

The game is very similar to Dragon Fighter, except that the weapons are more varied. In each level you turn into a new beast, which has its own two attacks (shooting and jumping). At the end of the level, the mage appears, and if you've upgraded to Beast (collected three Paveraps), you can go to the boss. You are not allowed to walk around in the beast state, but if you want to, you cannot take the 3rd paverap and after the mage you will continue the level. The game has a hard mode that opens in the second round.

The action takes place during feudal Japan. Fifteen years ago, two balls fell from the sky, one of which split into three bright fragments. And since then, the country has become restless: monsters appeared out of nowhere and disturbed the peace of the local residents. Our hero, a young man named Jubei, who has a strange scar along his right eye, sets out on a long journey to find out the cause of the appearance of monsters and save the country from the forces of evil... The combat system is reminiscent of the Dragon Quest series.