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EA's first hockey game for the Mega Drive. There are no NHL teams, but national teams - USSR, Czechoslovakia, Sweden... Luxembourg.

A walker on some mystical motives. The graphics are average, the hero is somehow not very agile, the enemies around him are sometimes completely meaningless, and at the beginning the character is armed only with a whip (or something like that), but in the course of the game you can find other weapons. The hero does not have much health, but there are plenty of ways to waste it.

A cult game about the adventures of Jim the earthworm. By chance, the protagonist is given a "super-space-cyber-suit", in which he immediately sets off to rescue Princess What's-Her-Name. A variety of different levels, dynamic gameplay and humour make for an incredibly exciting passage. The game itself is memorable not only for its colourful enemies and bosses, but also for its incredibly excellent music, the soundtrack of which you will want to listen to even outside the game.

A worthy sequel to the misadventures of an earthworm called Jim. The hero doesn't have time to enjoy a minute of happiness with his newfound bride, Princess What's-Her-Name, because the lady of his heart is immediately kidnapped by the villainous Psy-Crow. The levels are even more exotic and crazy, the gameplay is no less exhilarating and fun, and new weapons have been added as a small innovation. Compared to the first game, the level of difficulty is a little lower, but it will still tickle the nerves of less demanding players.

The adventures of a little dolphin. The game requires a bit of wit and ingenuity. In the game you have to find certain fish or break all the crystals - almost nothing in common with the games ECCO and ECCO - The Tides of Time, except for the dolphin, the beautiful graphics and the excellent sound.

This is without a doubt one of the most unique games for the Megadrive Genesis. It's part dolphin simulator, part action-adventure game. Ecco the Dolphin was a huge success for Sega and one of the most interesting video games of 1993. You control a dolphin called Ecco. He is looking for his pod. The graphics are unparalleled, especially the image of Ecco himself. There are more than 20 levels, and the difficulties you face are automatically adjusted according to how good (or bad) a player you are.

In the second part of Ecco, the underwater labyrinths are no less complex and fascinating. Our dolphin travels to the future, where he must eliminate the danger that threatens the normal course of time. During the game, the dolphin can be transformed into a seagull, a shark or a jellyfish with the help of magic crystals - these transformations are necessary to overcome various obstacles in the game. The stages of the game are dynamic and varied in terms of the tasks set for the dolphin. During the game, Ecco will also visit an unusual environment for a dolphin - a spaceship.

New York City, late 1920s. A time of secret societies, prohibition and gangsters. The followers of a dark doctrine intend to awaken Hastur, an evil ancient deity. The cult's founder plans to sacrifice the sorceress Restiana, who is descended from Hastur. He has also hired the bandit Al Capone (Vincent DeMarco) to kill another descendant of the god - a young Peruvian sorceress, Annette Mayer. The boomerang and the magic of the Wind (Viento) will help her to save humanity. There are many references to the Cthulhu Mythos in the game: during the course of the story, Annette will have to face various creatures from the mythos, including Byakkhi, Night Spirits, Mi-Go, Serpent Men and the earthly incarnation of Hastur himself. The heroine's health increases for every hundred thousand units of experience gained.

The game is similar to the standard flying-shooting game with a view from above, only instead of a plane there is a prince - a wizard, who walks on the ground and shoots from magic hands, and the rest is the same.

Scrolling space shooter. The game offers no startling innovations - your ship flies forward through an endless mass of enemies who do their best to destroy the heroic fighter. However, with a certain amount of skilful manoeuvring and, of course, non-stop shooting, the ship becomes a formidable force. The standard scrolling shooter elements are present: weapons are upgraded during the flight, bosses are also present. Single-player game.

Professional baseball simulator. The game is made in the same way as the SNES, with virtually no difference in graphics, sound or gameplay. You can play an exhibition game or playoffs and training. There are American teams to choose from. The game itself is well done, and for baseball aficionados and skill players there will be no difficulty in hitting balls or throwing them with extreme speed. In general, the game is a solid four. A 2 player mode is available.

Not a bad hockey simulator. Distinctive features of this game are: the ability to change the camera - top view and side view, a bird's eye view of the whole pitch (very useful when making long passes and shots), large figures of players, an abundance of different techniques for making shots and passes.

Racing. You will have to race cars such as GTs on various American tracks. Most of the tracks are built in the usual American circular style, so you will hardly have to perform any miracles of driving, but there are also more complicated tracks. So it makes sense to practice before the season. You start the season with a certain amount of money, which is replenished by winning races. The money is spent on engine upgrades, more skilful mechanics (pit stops are available, but can be disabled) and a stronger car body. Pre-race car customisations are also available. Not a bad game for 1-2 players.

Oh, and Americans love all kinds of American football simulators! And this is one of them. Of course, you play NFL teams, each of which has its own offensive and defensive characteristics. You can play a single game, a season, playoffs. What happens on the field looks generally not bad, but the graphics are perhaps a bit poor. The range of attacking and defensive actions is quite decent, which makes it quite interesting to play. The game is suitable for 1-2 players.

Your hero cop fights criminals in the most radical ways. Why arrest people when you can put them in body bags? At first, the hero is only armed with a pistol, but then you can upgrade the weapon. There are plenty of enemies, of course, as well as bosses. As a reward for completing missions, the hero receives new ranks and praise. Single-player game with three difficulty levels.

Fighting. The game is full of difficulty settings and other configurations for players of all skill levels. There are 9 characters from different eras and with different abilities. Each fighter even has a sort of biography, so that the player can familiarise himself with who he is dealing with. The fights themselves are of high quality, with the heroes using a variety of techniques and punches, although there is nothing surprising in a fighting game. As usual, the fights go down to 2 victories, although in some modes you can go up to 11 victories out of 21. A good game for 1-2 players.

A boxing simulator similar to ChavezBoxing on SNES. You can have a single fight or you can create your own fighter and take him through the ranks to finally fight Holyfield. The fights are very well done, with the fighters using a variety of punches to the head and body, and clinches when you need a break. At the end of each round a punching statistic is given. 8 types of training are available between fights, of which you must choose 3 to increase 4 indicators of the boxer's skill. A good game for 1-2 players.