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The game is based on the famous film about Peter Pan and Captain Hook, starring Robin Williams. With your help, the grown-up Peter has to pass through different levels, avoiding traps and enemies (Hook's helpers). The game has beautiful graphics, one of the best in 8-bit. To interact with the fairy, find the lamp (looks like a thimble). To bounce on the magic dust, find the ball. You have to get very close to an enemy to hit them successfully, but this weakness is hardly noticeable as you can jump over every enemy in the level. Underwater you can replenish your air supply from the tanks on the cave ceilings.

Probably one of the highest quality RPG quests on the NES. Great graphics and soundtrack. Not bad story, supported by various NPCs. The quest part of the game still outweighs the RPG component. Instead of pumping your character, you are given various tasks: go somewhere, bring something back. Some people may be disappointed by this. Although the game is quite interesting and very difficult. You will die many times: from worms, from pits, from orcs... So if you don't like complexity, if you don't want to think about every step you take, don't bother with this game. The rest of you are welcome.

One of the first Complie games, released in 1986. The graphics are archaic, but the gameplay is fun and very advanced. In addition to the basic weapons, there are eight special weapons, each of which can be upgraded several times, and they are all different - Zanac can shoot in all directions, defend against enemy bullets, have powerful weapons and much more. There are many secrets in this game, including warps and secret lives. This game is also famous for its unique difficulty system, which adapts to the player - the number and difficulty of enemies depend on the player's actions. The game as a whole is difficult, but this is compensated for by a very large number of bonus lives, and at the end of the game the player receives points for each life saved. The principles established in Zanac were later applied to other similar games by Compile.

Beat'em up by Technos, which started the Kunio / Nekketsu High series. The original takes place in a Japanese city, while the Western version, called Renegade, is set in the dirty streets of Brooklyn. You have to rescue your girlfriend from the dirty clutches of kidnappers. The game consists of five levels that take you through subways, docks, and inhospitable streets. There's a wide range of techniques including head, arm and leg kicks, throws overhand, and sprawl kicks. It's all in a fairly casual style, with elements of humor. Unofficial sequels Target: Renegade and Renegade III: The Final Chapter were subsequently released.

Formula 1 themed racing. You choose the game mode and the music. Nice animation. Collision only threatens braking. Dynamic and exciting game.

I bet everyone's played this football game. It's called Goal 5. It's a top view, big pitch. It's great for a game for two!

Beatemup on a plane. You move forward, scattering enemies to the side, and at the end of the level there is a boss. The levels are very varied. We fight with supostatami on the roof of the train, in the harbour, on the flying plane and inside it, on the platform in the mine and in other places. Each enemy and boss requires a different tactic. Make sure you do not get grabbed by the supostats, otherwise you will lose a lot of health. The hero can hit enemies with his hands and feet, and you have to jump by pressing 'up'. A simple and straightforward but fascinating game.

Aim of the game: get to the main karate master, fight with his students along the way, save the girl and prove that your karate school is the best.

The game is an active adventure with two modes: side view and top view. The main character is a warrior with a spiked shield on a chain. The enemies in the game are various never-before-seen creatures. They can be hit or jumped over. The knight has an inventory in which items found are displayed. Progression is non-linear, as in Metroid: you have to explore locations, many of which are only available after finding useful prizes. There is the possibility to pump up the hero (like in RPG).

The game is based on the Lethal Weapon film. You have to fight crime. You can play as policeman Martin Riggs or his partner Roger Muerto. To change the hero, go to the left side of the screen. You can punch, jump and shoot enemies in close combat. Throughout the game you will have to rescue hostages and defuse bombs (to do this, hit the bomb when the bulb on it is lit). When you switch characters, the second hero's health is restored to 8 points. The game has decent graphics and good music.

A game in the adventure genre. Somewhat reminiscent of Addams Family. At first you travel on one planet, then you get the ability to teleport to other planets. When you get the item you need on one of the planets, you return to the one you have already explored, opening up new places. The character's energy can be "pumped". An incredibly fascinating game with many twists and opportunities.

A simple action game that was once common in multiplayer games. A tiny ninja climbs higher and higher up a mountain, with enemies trying to stop him. Later the enemies and levels get stronger and you have to kill them all at once.

The granddaddy of console JRPGs. Almost everything about it is painfully familiar now, but it was once a breakthrough. The plot is as simple as two pennies - the hero has to deal with the Dragon Lord and his army of infernal monsters. The only thing that is unusual for today is the quest element - key items have to be used manually, and sometimes you have to search the ground at locations. NPCs will not only speak empty phrases, but will also give you useful hints. And right from the start, you can go almost anywhere... if it weren't for the powerful enemies. By today's standards, the game is overdone with monotonous pumping.

Ported from the Game Boy, the official Lion King. Coming from a handheld console, Simba does not look very impressive: the lion's sprites and those of his enemies are too small. And the game itself is slow. We won't be able to play as a grown-up lion, not even in our wildest dreams. The scene in which you run from a herd of antelope gnus is unimpressive: the view from above is primitive, the antelopes themselves are small, the speed is turtle-like, and the relaxing music from the first stage is playing. .... In general, the pirated version of The Lion King made by Chinese enthusiasts beats the official version of the game in every way.

A port of the Capcom arcade game to the NES. Play as Strider, a fighter using ninja techniques and futuristic technology, a member of a secret organisation. The community of Striders was created to maintain order on Earth, but the protagonist, Hiryu, has yet to find out whose interests the warriors are really serving. .... Technically, the game is a platformer, but a very unconventional one. Places can and should be visited more than once. As in Metroid, there are upgrades to be found in hidden places. The hero can be pumped to improve his characteristics, just like in RPGs. An interesting creation that is certainly worth evaluating.

Not a bad basketball game with animated slam dunks and more or less decent gameplay. It was quite popular at the time. Game for 1-2 players.

Shooting races. Top view. Driving a car, trying not to hit anyone, shooting the rear wheels of slow cars and destroying hapless motorcyclists. From time to time there are bulletproof black cars (probably mafia) that try to run you off the track.

left. There is also a slash (down + kick) and a head kick (double tap right or left). The speed at which you perform the move will determine the amount of health you will recover at the end of the stage. The most universal technique is the slash. Bosses hit painfully, so move away immediately after the blow. If you get lost, there is a hint line at the bottom. Also known as Double Dragon IV.

If you are a fan of eight-bit racing, this is the game for you. You control a boat and have to complete certain tasks: shoot your opponents, steal their cargo, take part in obstacle races and much more. Remember, your boat is not immortal.

Published by Nintendo in 1987, this game is about big-time boxing and the hard road to fame. Our boxer, called Little Mac, has 15 fights against different opponents. Each fight consists of 3 rounds of 3 minutes each. There are strong men against us, each with their own fighting tactics. The final boss is Mike Tyson himself. After one of his punches you will be knocked out, after the 2nd - game over. To get the skill of crown punch (forward + start) you need to get a bonus - a star, which you get after the "most beautiful" punch of our fighter. Cartoon graphics in the game is made talented and very beautiful. The music in the game is on the level of 1987. All in all, a fascinating and unique fighter in the ring.