Game Series

Sonic the Hedgehog is a platform game developed by Sonic Team and published by Sega for the Sega Genesis. It was released in North America in June 1991 and in PAL regions and Japan the following month. The game features Sonic the Hedgehog, who can run at supersonic speeds, as he sets out to defeat Dr. Robotnik.

The Blue Blur returns with Tails in this faster, bigger sequel. Introduces the Spin Dash and iconic zones like Chemical Plant, selling over 6 million copies worldwide.

The epic conclusion to the 16-bit trilogy featuring Knuckles' debut. Introduces elemental shields and save functionality, originally planned as a single game with Sonic & Knuckles.

The revolutionary cartridge with 'Lock-On Technology' that combines with Sonic 3 to form a 14-zone epic. Play as Knuckles through Sonic 1/2 levels with redesigned pathways.

The Blue Blur's debut on GBA featuring classic 2D platforming with new moves like the Wall Jump. Play as Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, or Amy across 6 vibrant zones with multiplayer racing modes.

Sonic Battle is a 2003 fighting game featuring Sonic and friends in fast-paced arena combat. Players customize their fighting style with unique skill sets for each character while uncovering a mysterious story about an ancient weapon.

A portable Sonic masterpiece blending elements from Sonic 2 and Sonic 3, optimized for NeoGeo Pocket's clicky joystick. Features 6 zones with unique gimmicks and hidden Chaos Emeralds.

A compilation of 8 classic Sonic titles from the Genesis/Mega Drive era, optimized for Nintendo DS with dual-screen presentation and save state functionality.

Sonic the Hedgehog is a 8-bit portable adaptation of Sega's iconic platformer for the Game Gear. While sharing the same title as the Genesis version, this game features completely original levels designed for handheld play. Players control Sonic as he speeds through zones to stop Dr. Robotnik's evil plans.

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 for Game Gear is a unique 8-bit adventure that differs significantly from its Genesis counterpart. This handheld version features original levels, new power-ups, and introduces Tails as Sonic's companion. Players navigate through vibrant zones to collect Chaos Emeralds and stop Dr. Robotnik's latest scheme.

An original Game Gear adventure featuring Sonic and Tails battling both Robotnik and Knuckles in a three-way conflict. Introduces new power-ups like the Water Shield and Mega Tails Attack.

Sonic Chaos is a Game Gear-exclusive Sonic title that builds upon the handheld's capabilities with improved graphics and gameplay. Featuring both Sonic and Tails as playable characters with unique abilities, the game introduces new power-ups like the Rocket Shoes while maintaining the series' signature speed.

Sonic Labyrinth is an unconventional isometric puzzle-platformer for the Game Gear where Sonic must navigate maze-like levels after Dr. Robotnik steals his speed. Players rotate the environment to guide a slowed-down Sonic through obstacle courses to retrieve Chaos Emeralds and restore his abilities.

Sonic Blast is a 1996 platform game featuring Sonic and Knuckles with pre-rendered 3D graphics. The fifth and final Sonic game released for the Game Gear, it introduced new gameplay mechanics but received mixed reviews for its slow pace and technical limitations.

Sonic Spinball combines pinball mechanics with platforming action as Sonic becomes the ball in Dr. Robotnik's volcanic fortress. The Game Gear version features simplified tables but retains the core physics-based gameplay of the Genesis original.

Tails Adventures is a platform-adventure game featuring Miles "Tails" Prower from the Sonic the Hedgehog series. Released for the Game Gear in 1995, the game focuses on exploration and item collection rather than speed, offering a different gameplay style from main Sonic titles.

Pokémon Ruby is a role-playing video game developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo for the Game Boy Advance. It is part of the third generation of the Pokémon series and introduces 135 new Pokémon to the franchise. Players embark on a journey through the Hoenn region to become the Pokémon Champion while thwarting the plans of Team Magma.

Pokémon Sapphire is a role-playing game developed by Game Freak for the Game Boy Advance. As the counterpart to Pokémon Ruby, it features exclusive Pokémon and follows the player's journey through the Hoenn region to become the Pokémon Champion while opposing Team Aqua's schemes.

Pokémon FireRed is an enhanced remake of the 1996 Game Boy game Pokémon Red, developed by Game Freak for the Game Boy Advance. It features updated graphics, new gameplay mechanics, and the Sevii Islands post-game content while retaining the original Kanto region storyline.

Pokémon LeafGreen is an enhanced remake of the 1996 Game Boy game Pokémon Green (Blue internationally), featuring updated graphics, new mechanics like abilities and natures, and the Sevii Islands post-game content while preserving the original Kanto storyline.

Pokémon Emerald is a role-playing game developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo for the Game Boy Advance. It is an enhanced version of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, featuring the Legendary Pokémon Rayquaza on its cover. Players embark on a journey to become the Pokémon Champion while thwarting the plans of Team Magma and Team Aqua.

A competitive puzzle game based on the Pokémon anime, featuring characters from the Indigo League season. Players match colored tiles in vertical, horizontal, or diagonal lines while battling opponents with chain reactions and special clears.

Pokémon Stadium 2 is a strategy game that allows players to battle with their Pokémon from the Game Boy Color games Gold, Silver, and Crystal in 3D. It features all 251 Pokémon from the first two generations with enhanced animations and special battle modes.

The first Pokémon photography adventure where players become Pokémon photographer Todd Snap, capturing wild Pokémon in their natural habitats across seven scenic courses. Developed by HAL Laboratory with Nintendo's guidance.

The enhanced Sinnoh region adventure featuring the Legendary Giratina in its Origin Forme, with expanded story elements and the Distortion World dimension.

Pokémon Blaze Black 2 Redux is an enhanced ROM hack of Pokémon Black 2, featuring all 649 Pokémon up to Gen 5, increased difficulty, redesigned trainers, and quality-of-life improvements. This 2021 update includes new movesets, reusable TMs, and a rebalanced type chart.

Pokémon SoulSilver is an enhanced remake of Pokémon Silver, featuring updated graphics, new features, and compatibility with Pokémon HeartGold. The game includes the original Johto region plus the Kanto region from Pokémon Red and Blue.

Pokemon Crystal Version is the enhanced version of Pokemon Gold and Silver, featuring new animations, the ability to play as a female trainer, and the Battle Tower. It was the first Pokemon game to introduce animated sprites and real-time clock events.

The second generation of Pokémon games introducing 100 new Pokémon, day/night cycles, and the Johto region. Players journey to become Pokémon Champion while battling Team Rocket.

The second generation of Pokémon adventures featuring 100 new creatures and a journey through the Johto region. Introduced day/night cycles, breeding, and held items that revolutionized the series.

A digital adaptation of the Pokémon TCG where players duel AI opponents using customized decks. Features cards from the Base Set, Jungle, and Fossil expansions with RPG-style progression.

The foundational vampire-hunting action game where players control Simon Belmont through Dracula's castle. Features the iconic Vampire Killer whip and sub-weapons like holy water and throwing axes.

The second installment in the Castlevania series introduces RPG elements to the franchise. Players control Simon Belmont as he searches for Dracula's body parts to break a curse in this nonlinear adventure with a day-night cycle.

This prequel to the original Castlevania features branching paths and multiple playable characters - Trevor Belmont, Sypha Belnades, Grant Danasty, and Alucard - in the 15th century battle against Dracula's resurrection.

The only Castlevania title released for Sega Genesis, featuring two playable characters with unique weapons and abilities battling Dracula's forces across Europe during World War I.

The first Castlevania on GBA introduces the Dual Set-Up System (DSS) with 100+ card combinations for customizing attacks. Features non-linear exploration in Dracula's castle with protagonist Nathan Graves, a vampire hunter trained by the Belmont clan.

The second GBA Castlevania stars Juste Belmont, grandson of Simon Belmont, featuring a dual-castle mechanic with parallel worlds. Introduces spell combinations and faster-paced combat while refining the DSS system from Circle of the Moon.

Set in 2035, this GBA masterpiece introduces Soma Cruz - a reincarnation of Dracula with the power to absorb enemy souls. Features the revolutionary Tactical Soul system with 112 collectible abilities that transform gameplay.

A reimagining of the original Castlevania with enhanced graphics and gameplay. Players control Simon Belmont through 11 stages of gothic horror, featuring the revolutionary 8-directional whip attack and Mode 7 effects.

Castlevania for Nintendo 64 is a 3D action-adventure game that brings the vampire-hunting legacy into the third dimension. Players control Reinhardt Schneider or Carrie Fernandez through Dracula's castle, featuring dynamic camera angles and the series' signature whip combat.

An expanded version of the N64 Castlevania, featuring new characters Cornell (a werewolf) and Henry Oldrey alongside returning protagonists. This edition adds new levels, enhanced gameplay mechanics, and additional story content bridging the original game's events.

A 2D action-adventure game in the Castlevania series featuring dual-character gameplay with Jonathan Morris and Charlotte Orlean battling through haunted paintings in Dracula's castle during World War II.

Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow is an action-adventure game developed and published by Konami for the Nintendo DS. It is the sequel to Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow and continues the story of Soma Cruz as he battles dark forces in Dracula's castle.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is a 1997 action RPG that redefined the Castlevania series. Players control Alucard, Dracula's son, exploring a massive, nonlinear castle filled with RPG elements, platforming challenges, and iconic gothic horror enemies.

The second installment in the crossover tactical RPG series featuring mecha from various anime franchises. Players command a squad of iconic robots in grid-based battles against the DC Army, with improved gameplay mechanics from the first game.

The first Super Robot Wars title for Game Boy Advance, featuring an original storyline with mecha from 16 different anime series. Introduces the new 'Battleship Command' system and improved sprite animations.

The fourth GBA installment featuring mecha from 16 different anime series, introducing the innovative 'Twin Battle System' for combination attacks.

A tactical RPG featuring crossover battles between iconic mecha anime series. Players command a customizable protagonist and their team through grid-based battles with flashy combat animations.

Super Robot Wars R is a tactical RPG featuring mecha from various anime series. The game combines strategic grid-based battles with an original storyline that crosses over multiple mecha universes.

Super Robot Wars: Original Generation is a 2002 tactical RPG featuring original mecha designs instead of licensed anime robots. Players command squads of pilots like Ryusei Date and Kyosuke Nanbu in grid-based battles with combo attacks and customizable weapon systems.

The sequel featuring Banpresto's original mecha characters in an exclusive storyline. Continues the conflict between Earth forces and alien invaders with enhanced combat systems and new protagonist units.

The third installment in the legendary Super Robot Wars series, featuring crossover battles between famous mecha anime series. This SNES version introduces improved graphics and new gameplay systems compared to its Famicom predecessors.

The fourth installment in the Super Robot Wars series, expanding the crossover battles with more mecha anime series and refined gameplay mechanics. This SNES sequel introduces new systems like the 'Twin Battle' combo attacks between allied units.

A unique chapter in the Super Robot Wars series, EX features a three-part storyline focusing on the Masou Kishin sub-series. This SNES installment introduces branching narrative paths and deeper character development.

The first Super Robot Wars title for Bandai's WonderSwan handheld, condensing the signature tactical RPG gameplay into a portable format. Features 25 playable units from 12 different mecha anime series.

The second Super Robot Wars installment for Bandai's WonderSwan handheld, featuring tactical battles with mecha from multiple anime series. Players command squads of iconic robots in grid-based strategic combat.

The final WonderSwan installment in the SRW series, featuring 22 mecha anime series including Gundam Wing, Mazinger Z, and Evangelion. Strategic turn-based battles with upgradeable units across 50+ stages.

The inaugural entry in SNK's legendary fighting series. Introduces the 3v3 team battle system, combining characters from Fatal Fury, Art of Fighting, and other SNK franchises. Features Rugal Bernstein as the first final boss.

The second installment in SNK's legendary fighting series introduces the revolutionary Team Edit system and the return of Kyo Kusanagi's rival, Iori Yagami.

The third installment in SNK's flagship fighting series introduces the Emergency Evasion system and removes line-switching. Features new characters like Chizuru Kagura and revisits the Orochi saga with enhanced visuals and faster gameplay.

The King of Fighters '97 is a fighting game developed and published by SNK. It is the fourth installment in The King of Fighters series and continues the storyline of the Orochi Saga. Players can choose from a variety of characters and teams to compete in intense one-on-one battles.

Dubbed 'The Slugfest Without Destiny', this dream match installment features the largest roster in KOF history with 38 fighters. Introduces the groundbreaking 'Advanced' and 'Extra' combat modes.

The NESTS Saga begins with revolutionary Striker System and 4-member teams. Features K' as the new protagonist and the debut of the iconic KOF stage 'Esaka'.

The climax of the NESTS Saga introduces the refined Striker System and Zero as the final boss. Features Vanessa as a new fighter and enhanced Counter Mode mechanics.

The eighth main installment introduces the controversial 'Striker Match' system with adjustable team ratios (4v0 to 1v3). Features the NESTS cartel as final antagonists and debuts characters like Angel and K9999 with experimental gameplay mechanics.

The ninth main installment returns to classic 3v3 battles without strikers, celebrating the series' legacy with refined gameplay and a massive 43-character roster. Features Rugal Bernstein as the final boss in his Omega form with devastating new techniques.

An enhanced version of KOF 2002 with rebalanced gameplay, new MAX2 super moves, and additional characters. This unofficial upgrade became a fan favorite in arcades with its fast-paced combat and expanded roster.

The Ash Crimson Saga begins with revolutionary Leader Switch system and 3v3 tag-team battles. Features Duo Lon and Shen Woo as new fighters, and the return of classic characters.

Special anniversary edition celebrating KOF's decade-long legacy. Combines mechanics from '98 Ultimate Match and 2002 Unlimited Match with enhanced visuals and all 64 characters from the Orochi and NESTS sagas in one ultimate roster.

The definitive NeoGeo Pocket KOF experience featuring refined gameplay from KOF '98. Includes 23 fighters across 9 teams with exclusive NGPC-exclusive characters and a revolutionary 'Rush Combo' system.

The debut of Capcom's iconic Blue Bomber in a revolutionary non-linear platformer. Defeat Robot Masters to gain their weapons in any order, culminating in Dr. Wily's fortress.

The Blue Bomber returns with eight new Robot Masters in this genre-defining sequel, introducing the iconic weapon acquisition system and Energy Tanks across challenging nonlinear stages.

The Blue Bomber's third adventure introduces sliding mechanics, Rush the robotic dog companion, and eight new Robot Masters with improved weapon energy management across 14 action-packed stages.

The Blue Bomber returns to face a mysterious new enemy, Dr. Cossack, and his eight Robot Masters. Introduces the Mega Buster charge shot and the first appearance of Eddie, the item-delivery robot.

In this NES installment, Mega Man must uncover the mystery behind Proto Man's apparent betrayal while battling eight new Robot Masters. Introduces the Mega Buster charge shot and Beat the bird companion who assists in combat.

The final NES installment in the original Mega Man series introduces the Rush Adaptor system, allowing Mega Man to combine with his canine companion for new abilities. Dr. Wily frames Mr. X to disguise another robot uprising across eight challenging stages.

A darker continuation of the Mega Man X series set 100 years later, starring the legendary Reploid Zero. Introduces cyber-elf customization, weapon proficiency growth, and a mission-based structure with ranking evaluations.

A unique Mega Man game featuring both Mega Man and Bass as playable characters with distinct abilities. Set after Mega Man 8, where the duo must stop the villainous King from stealing data chips to build a robot army.

A NeoGeo Pocket compilation combining gameplay from Mega Man: The Power Battle arcade games with character rosters from Mega Man 1-7.

The 1995 Game Gear port of Mega Man delivers a portable version of the classic NES experience with scaled-down graphics and altered level designs. While maintaining core gameplay, this version features unique stage layouts and difficulty adjustments for handheld play.

A condensed adaptation of Mega Man X series for Game Boy Color featuring remixed stages from MMX1-2. Play as X or Zero in this portable Maverick-hunting adventure with new boss challenges.

The enhanced sequel featuring stages from MMX1-3 with improved graphics and new gameplay modes. Play as X or Zero with their complete arsenals in this ultimate portable Maverick-hunting experience.

Super Mario Bros. is a platform game developed and published by Nintendo. The successor to the 1983 arcade game Mario Bros. and the first in the Super Mario series, it was released in 1985 for the Famicom in Japan. Players control Mario, or his brother Luigi in the multiplayer mode, as they travel the Mushroom Kingdom to rescue Princess Toadstool from Bowser.

The true sequel to the original Super Mario Bros introduces new power-ups, enhanced physics, and a dynamic weather system. Mario and Luigi return with new abilities to save Princess Peach from Bowser's airship fleet across eight chaotic worlds.

Super Mario Bros. 3 is a platform game developed and published by Nintendo for the NES. Released in 1988 in Japan and 1990 internationally, it introduced revolutionary features like the world map, diverse power-ups including the Tanooki Suit, and advanced scrolling mechanics. Often considered one of the greatest video games of all time, it set new standards for platforming gameplay and creative level design.

SUPER MARIO BROS. is Nintendo's 1986 arcade adaptation of their NES masterpiece. Players control Mario (or Luigi in 2P mode) through 8 worlds to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser, featuring enhanced graphics and the Vs. Mode competitive variant.

The enhanced GBA remake of the NES classic featuring all-new e-Reader functionality, updated graphics, and voice acting. Includes the original 90+ levels plus special World-e levels when connected with Nintendo's e-Reader peripheral.

The GBA-enhanced port of the SNES classic featuring Yoshi's debut, introducing the revolutionary overworld map with secret exits and multiple paths. Includes all 96 original exits plus Luigi as a playable character with higher jumps.

The GBA port of the SNES classic featuring Yoshi's first starring role, with enhanced visuals and new voice acting. Players guide Yoshi through pastel-colored worlds to reunite Baby Mario with his brother, using egg-throwing mechanics and transformative power-ups.

Super Mario World is a 1990 platform game developed by Nintendo EAD and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. As a launch title for the SNES, it introduces Yoshi and expands the Mushroom Kingdom to the dinosaur-filled Dinosaur Land, where Mario and Luigi must rescue Princess Peach from Bowser and his Koopalings.

Definitive 16-bit remaster of Nintendo's NES Mario classics, featuring enhanced versions of Super Mario Bros. 1-3 and The Lost Levels with upgraded graphics, sound, and save functionality. The compilation set new standards for game preservation and re-releases.

The revolutionary 3D platformer that defined a generation. Explore Peach's Castle and collect Power Stars across vibrant worlds in Mario's first true 3D adventure.

Super Mario Bros. Deluxe is an enhanced port of the original Super Mario Bros. for the Game Boy Color. It features updated graphics, new challenges, and additional content while retaining the classic gameplay that made the original a masterpiece.

The groundbreaking action-adventure that defined open-world gaming. As Link, explore Hyrule freely to rescue Princess Zelda from Ganon, collecting items and uncovering secrets.

The radical sequel to The Legend of Zelda transforms the formula with side-scrolling combat, RPG-style leveling, and magic spells. Link ventures through Hyrule to awaken Princess Zelda from an eternal sleep while preventing Ganon's resurrection.

A GBA port of the SNES classic A Link to the Past bundled with the original Four Swords multiplayer adventure. This version includes new features like a color-coded item menu and voice samples for Link.

The final original Zelda title for GBA introduces the magical Minish Cap, allowing Link to shrink to microscopic size. Developed by Capcom's Flagship team, it features kinstone fusion mechanics and vibrant cartoon-style visuals.

The definitive SNES installment that established Zelda's core formula, featuring parallel Light/Dark Worlds, refined puzzle design, and an epic narrative about the Triforce. Revolutionized action-adventure gaming with its non-linear progression and intricate dungeon layouts.

The defining 3D adventure. As Link, travel through time to stop Ganondorf's evil reign, mastering dungeons, the Ocarina's melodies, and the Master Sword's power.

A dark and surreal Zelda adventure set in Termina, where Link must prevent the moon from crashing in 72 hours using time-loop mechanics. Notable for its transformation masks and deep NPC schedules that created an unprecedented living world.

Linked with Oracle of Ages, this Capcom-developed Zelda adventure focuses on action as Link manipulates the seasons to solve puzzles and explore Holodrum. Features password-linked gameplay between both Oracle games.

The puzzle-focused counterpart to Oracle of Seasons, featuring time travel between past and present in Labrynna. Shares password connectivity with Seasons to unlock the complete linked game experience.

Color-enhanced remake of the classic Game Boy adventure featuring new Color Dungeon and photo album side quest. Link explores Koholint Island to awaken the Wind Fish.

Metal Slug is a run and gun arcade game developed by Nazca Corporation and published by SNK. Known for its fast-paced action, humorous tone, and detailed pixel art, the game follows a group of soldiers fighting against a rebel army and their advanced weaponry. Players can pilot various vehicles, including the iconic 'Metal Slug' tank.

The explosive sequel introduces the iconic Slugs and playable female soldiers Eri and Fio. Battle through 5 missions with enhanced weapons and the debut of zombie transformations.

The enhanced remake of Metal Slug 2 with revamped visuals, reduced slowdown, and new weapons. Features the debut of the iconic 'Slug Copter' and 'Iron Lizard' drone.

The pinnacle of the series with branching paths, zombie transformations, and the largest vehicle roster. Battle alien-infected soldiers across 5 epic missions with 2-player co-op.

The controversial installment developed by new teams after SNK's bankruptcy. Introduces the 'Weapon Stock System' and cybernetic enemies, but reuses assets from previous games.

The final arcade installment in the classic series introduces the Slide Move and new Slug vehicles. Battle against the mysterious Ptolemaic Army across 5 explosive missions.

Portable adaptation of the classic arcade shooter with new POW rescue system and card collection mechanics. Features 5 explosive missions with branching paths and the iconic SV-001 tank.

The portable debut of SNK's iconic run-and-gun series, featuring signature cartoon-style visuals and explosive action optimized for NeoGeo Pocket.

The enhanced NeoGeo Pocket sequel featuring new playable characters Eri Kasamoto and Fio Germi, with expanded weapon arsenals and mission structures.

Metal Slug 7 is a run and gun shooter developed by SNK Playmore for the Nintendo DS. Released in 2008, it continues the classic arcade-style action of the Metal Slug series with new missions, weapons, and the debut of the Ralf & Clark team combo. The game features the series' signature pixel art graphics and over-the-top action.

Street Fighter II: The World Warrior is a 1991 arcade fighting game developed and published by Capcom. The sequel to the original Street Fighter revolutionized the genre by introducing competitive versus play with eight unique characters, each with distinct special moves and fighting styles.

Street Fighter II' Turbo: Hyper Fighting is a 1992 arcade fighting game developed and published by Capcom. The first official update to Street Fighter II introduced faster gameplay, rebalanced characters, and new special move variations, responding to the competitive scene that had mastered the original.

The first major update to Street Fighter II, allowing players to select all four boss characters (Balrog, Vega, Sagat, and M. Bison) and introducing mirror matches. Refined gameplay balance and new color palettes made this the definitive competitive fighting game of its era.

Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams is a 1995 arcade fighting game developed and published by Capcom. Serving as both a prequel to Street Fighter II and reboot of the original Street Fighter, it introduced a new anime-inspired art style and refined fighting systems including Alpha Counters and Chain Combos.

Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike is a 1999 arcade fighting game developed and published by Capcom. The final iteration of Street Fighter III is revered as one of the greatest fighting games ever made, introducing the revolutionary Parry system and featuring hand-drawn animation that remains unmatched in fluidity.

Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha is a 1996 enhanced update to Street Fighter Alpha 2, released exclusively in Japanese arcades. This version introduces new gameplay mechanics including the powerful 'Alpha Counter' defensive move, expanded character move sets, and rebalanced gameplay that became foundational for future Street Fighter titles.

The culmination of the Alpha series featuring the largest roster in the franchise at the time with 34 fighters. Introduces the innovative 'ISM' system allowing players to choose between different fighting styles (A-ISM, X-ISM, V-ISM) that dramatically alter gameplay mechanics.

A whimsical Street Fighter spin-off featuring chibi-style characters and gem-collecting mechanics. Known as 'Pocket Fighter' in Japan, this CPS-2 game combines cute visuals with deep fighting gameplay.

The fighting game that defined a generation introduces 8 playable warriors with unique move sets, six-button controls, and competitive versus mode that revolutionized arcades worldwide.

The turbo-charged update to the fighting game phenomenon introduces faster gameplay, four new playable bosses (Balrog, Vega, Sagat, M. Bison), and adjustable speed settings that became the competitive standard.

An action-packed retelling of Goku's early adventures from the original Dragon Ball series. Combines side-scrolling beat 'em up levels with arena fighting segments, spanning from the Emperor Pilaf Saga to the King Piccolo battles.

The final and most advanced Dragon Ball Z fighting game on SNES features cinematic special moves and six-button combat. With eight playable characters and dramatic story battles, it captures the intensity of the anime's Cell Saga with scaling sprites and screen-filling energy attacks.

Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden - Kakusei Hen is an RPG based on the popular anime series. The game covers the Saiyan and Frieza sagas, allowing players to experience Goku's journey through these iconic story arcs with turn-based battles and character development.

A Japanese-exclusive RPG covering the Saiyan and Frieza Sagas from Dragon Ball Z. Features turn-based battles with special techniques, training mini-games, and visual novel-style storytelling.

The first Dragon Ball Z fighting game for SNES featuring 10 playable characters from the Saiyan to Cell Sagas. Introduces signature moves like Kamehameha and Special Beam Cannon with dramatic camera angles during super attacks.

The sequel improves upon the original with 13 playable characters including Broly (first game appearance), enhanced special moves, and new team battle modes. Features dramatic story battles from the Cell Games arc with cinematic super attack sequences.

The final installment in the Super Butouden fighting trilogy featuring enhanced mechanics and the largest roster in the series. Covers battles from the Saiyan Saga through the Cell Games with dramatic cinematic special moves.

Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2 is a fighting game based on the popular anime series. It features fast-paced aerial combat with characters from throughout the Dragon Ball Z saga, including new what-if scenarios and transformations not seen in the original show.

Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout is a 3D fighting game based on the Dragon Ball GT anime series, released for PlayStation in 1997. The game features characters from across the Dragon Ball timeline, including GT-exclusive forms like Super Saiyan 4 Goku and Vegeta, with combat taking place in destructible 3D arenas.

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 is a 1995 fighting game featuring 22 characters from the Dragon Ball Z series. Players engage in 3D-rendered 2D battles with signature moves like Kamehameha waves and Spirit Bombs across destructible arenas.

The 1993 NES platformer that introduced Kirby's iconic copy abilities. Players guide the pink hero through seven dreamy worlds to restore the shattered Star Rod and save Dream Land from Nightmare's dark influence.

A groundbreaking Metroidvania-style Kirby adventure featuring nonlinear exploration and 4-player cooperative gameplay via link cable. Kirby must navigate a mirror-shattered world to defeat Dark Meta Knight.

A vibrant GBA remake of Kirby's Adventure (NES) featuring enhanced graphics, new multiplayer modes, and the debut of Kirby's iconic copy abilities. Players inhale enemies to gain their powers while battling the evil Nightmare who's stolen Dream Land's star rod.

Kirby Super Star is a compilation of platforming games featuring Kirby, developed by HAL Laboratory for the SNES. Known for introducing Kirby's signature 'Helper' system and multiple gameplay modes, it's considered one of the best Kirby titles.

A Western localization of Panel de Pon featuring Kirby characters in a competitive falling-block puzzle game. Players clear colored blobs by making matches while sabotaging opponents with garbage blocks.

Kirby's first 3D adventure! Combine copy abilities to create 35+ power mixes while collecting crystal shards to save Ripple Star from Dark Matter.

Kirby's DS debut features the pink hero battling the mischievous Squeak Squad mice who stole his strawberry shortcake. Introduces bubble storage for copying abilities and collecting items, with touch-screen controls for managing Kirby's inventory.

An enhanced remake of the SNES classic Kirby Super Star, featuring updated graphics, new modes, and additional content. This DS version includes all original sub-games plus brand new adventures.

A unique Game Boy Color game featuring tilt controls using a built-in accelerometer. Players physically tilt the console to roll Kirby through colorful stages and solve puzzles.

This groundbreaking hybrid combines street brawling with RPG elements as Kunio and Riki fight through gangs to rescue Kyoko, featuring an open city to explore, shops to upgrade stats, and co-op gameplay.

Kunio and his delinquent squad face international teams in this hyper-violent dodgeball adaptation, featuring special throws, court hazards, and RPG-like character stats across 12 global arenas.

This over-the-top soccer adaptation features brutal slide tackles, super shots, and RPG-style team customization across 16 international teams and 7 stadium types with varying terrain effects.

A unique fighting game spin-off from the Kunio-kun series featuring characters from River City Ransom and other Technos classics in tournament battles with RPG-style stat progression.

A chaotic sports-action hybrid featuring characters from River City Ransom in outrageous street competitions across five violent events: 100m hurdles, shot put, swimming, pole vault, and a brutal final fight.

The Kunio-kun series enters the soccer pitch with this over-the-top interpretation of football where brutal tackles, special moves, and environmental hazards are all part of the game.

A chaotic street basketball game featuring characters from the Kunio-kun series. Combines 3-on-3 basketball with fighting game elements, allowing players to punch, kick, and use special moves to steal the ball.

A unique beat 'em up set in feudal Japan where Kunio and friends appear as samurai. Features 4-player simultaneous gameplay, multiple endings, and cameos from the entire Kunio-kun cast in historical roles.

A chaotic track and field game featuring characters from the Kunio-kun series. Players compete in absurd sporting events like piggyback fights, eating contests, and obstacle course races with combat elements.

The explosive classic! Strategically place bombs to blast through maze-like stages alone or challenge friends in the revolutionary battle mode.

The first Bomberman title developed specifically for the Genesis, featuring enhanced 16-bit graphics, 5-player support via the Team Player adapter, and new power-ups like the Kangaroo Bomb.

Neo Bomberman is a 1997 arcade action-puzzle game developed by Hudson Soft and published by SNK for the Neo Geo MVS system. As part of the Bomberman series, it features the classic bomb-dropping gameplay with Neo Geo-enhanced graphics, new power-ups, and frantic multiplayer battles supporting up to 4 players simultaneously.

The second SNES installment in the classic bomb-blasting franchise featuring enhanced multiplayer mayhem. Battle friends in arena combat or team up in the new co-op Story Mode against the Five Dastardly Bombers.

The third SNES installment in the classic multiplayer series featuring new power-ups, enemy characters, and the debut of the Five Dastardly Bombers as antagonists.

Super Bomberman 4 is a multiplayer-focused action maze game developed by Hudson Soft for the SNES. It introduces new power-ups, characters, and gameplay mechanics while retaining the classic Bomberman formula of strategic bomb placement to defeat opponents.

The fifth installment in the Super Bomberman series featuring new power-ups, characters, and the debut of the 'Bomber League' tournament mode. Supports up to 5 players with the Multi-Tap adapter.

Bomberman's first 3D adventure introduces free-roaming arenas and new bomb mechanics while retaining classic gameplay. Battle the evil Altair and his four Elemental Kings across five themed worlds.

Bomberman Hero is a 3D action-adventure game featuring the iconic explosive expert. Unlike traditional Bomberman games, this title focuses on platforming and exploration through themed worlds, while retaining the classic bomb-dropping mechanics.

The game that saved Square from bankruptcy and launched one of gaming's most iconic franchises. This NES classic established core RPG mechanics like the job system, turn-based battles, and an epic fantasy narrative.

The groundbreaking sequel that reinvented JRPG mechanics, following four orphans in their rebellion against the Palamecian Empire. Introduced character progression through skill usage rather than levels, and pioneered narrative-driven storytelling in RPGs.

Final Fantasy III introduced the revolutionary Job System that became a franchise staple. Four orphaned warriors of light embark on a quest to restore balance to a world threatened by the Cloud of Darkness, with 22 unique job classes to master.

A tactical RPG that transports a group of children into the magical world of Ivalice. Features deep job systems, clan battles, and the revolutionary 'Judge' mechanic that enforces special battle rules. The first Final Fantasy Tactics game designed for handheld systems.

Final Fantasy IV is a role-playing game developed and published by Square for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Released in 1991, it introduced the Active Time Battle system and follows the story of Cecil, a dark knight who journeys to redeem himself. The game features five playable characters with unique abilities.

Final Fantasy V is a 1992 role-playing game developed and published by Square for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The fifth main installment in the Final Fantasy series, it introduced the iconic Job System that allowed deep character customization through 22 unique job classes. The story follows four warriors chosen by the Crystals to prevent the destruction of their world.

Final Fantasy VI is a role-playing game developed and published by Square for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Released in 1994, it is the sixth main installment in the Final Fantasy series. The game features fourteen permanent playable characters, the most of any game in the series, and combines fantasy with steampunk elements in its setting.

Final Fantasy Tactics is a tactical RPG set in the war-torn kingdom of Ivalice, featuring grid-based battles and a deep job class system. The game follows Ramza Beoulve as he uncovers a conspiracy during the Lion War, blending political intrigue with fantasy elements.

The game that defined Japanese RPGs, Dragon Quest (known as Dragon Warrior in North America initially) introduced core mechanics that became genre staples: turn-based combat, experience points, and equipment progression.

The first JRPG sequel expands the adventure with three playable descendants of Erdrick. Journey across continents to defeat the malevolent Hargon in this groundbreaking title that introduced party mechanics and ship travel to the genre.

The epic conclusion to the Erdrick Trilogy, Dragon Quest III follows a young hero destined to defeat the archfiend Baramos. Featuring a revolutionary class system and expansive world, it set new standards for JRPGs and remains one of the most influential games in the genre.

Dragon Quest IV is a landmark JRPG that introduced a revolutionary chapter-based narrative structure. The game follows multiple protagonists whose stories eventually converge in an epic quest to save the world from the evil Necrosaro.

A Game Boy Color remake combining the first two Dragon Quest games with enhanced graphics and streamlined gameplay. Features the complete Erdrick saga with quality-of-life improvements from later series entries.

The enhanced Game Boy Color remake of the NES classic. Build a party of adventurers to save the world from the Archfiend Baramos in this definitive portable RPG experience.

A monster-taming RPG spin-off of the Dragon Quest series where players breed and battle monsters. Features Terry from DQ6 as the protagonist exploring a mysterious world to rescue his sister.

The legendary run-and-gun shooter where commandos Bill Rizer and Lance Bean battle alien forces in a 2D side-scrolling onslaught. Famous for its spread shot power-up and 30-lives 'Konami Code'.

A spin-off in the Contra series featuring a team of four special operatives with unique abilities battling terrorists in an urban environment with improved weapon systems.

The ultimate alien-blasting sequel! Battle through 8 stages as Bill and Lance with enhanced Spread Guns and new overhead-view levels to destroy the Red Falcon organization.

The 1994 Genesis-exclusive installment in Konami's legendary run-and-gun series introduces a new elite squad battling a biomechanical terrorist threat in a post-Alien Wars future. Notable for its branching paths, multiple endings, and extreme difficulty.

Contra Advance is a 2002 enhanced port of the SNES classic Contra III: The Alien Wars for Game Boy Advance. This version features redesigned levels, new weapons, and exclusive bosses while retaining the series' signature run-and-gun action. Includes a brand new 'Alien Corridor' stage not found in the original.

Contra III: The Alien Wars is a run-and-gun shooter developed and published by Konami for the SNES in 1992. The third main entry in the Contra series introduces Mode 7 effects, multi-plane scrolling, and intense boss battles while maintaining the franchise's signature high difficulty. Players control Bill Rizer and Lance Bean battling alien invaders across six action-packed stages.

The first TMNT game for NES puts you in control of Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael as they battle through New York City to rescue April O'Neil and defeat the evil Shredder. Features unique abilities for each turtle and vehicle stages.

The faithful NES adaptation of Konami's hit arcade beat 'em up lets players control all four Turtles in their quest to rescue April O'Neil from Shredder. Features cooperative multiplayer and signature pizza power-ups.

The Turtles' ultimate NES adventure! Battle through 8 stages across NYC and airborne battleships to stop Krang and Shredder from lifting Manhattan into space.

The heroic turtles battle through time to stop Krang and Shredder's latest scheme in this arcade-style beat 'em up. Features 4-player simultaneous action, time-traveling stages, and the iconic 'throw enemies at the screen' attack.

Konami's answer to Street Fighter II features the Heroes in a Half Shell in their first dedicated fighting game. With 10 playable characters including TMNT favorites and original fighters, it delivers fast-paced combat with signature turtle techniques and special moves.

The definitive TMNT beat 'em up transports the Heroes in a Half Shell through time to battle Shredder across history. Features four-player support via multitap, iconic throwing mechanics, and the legendary Technodrome stage.

The first game in the Fire Emblem series, introducing tactical RPG gameplay with permadeath mechanics. Set in the continent of Archanea, it follows Prince Marth's quest to reclaim his kingdom from the evil dragon Medeus.

The second installment in the Fire Emblem series, featuring experimental gameplay with dungeon exploration and free character movement between two parallel storylines. Follows Alm and Celica's separate journeys across the continent of Valentia.

The second Fire Emblem title for GBA introduces a world map with optional battles, branching promotions, and twin protagonists Eirika and Ephraim. Set in Magvel where five Sacred Stones protect the land from ancient evil.

The first Fire Emblem game released internationally, introducing Western audiences to the series. Follows young lords Eliwood, Hector, and Lyn as they uncover a conspiracy threatening the continent of Elibe.

Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade is a tactical role-playing game developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo for the Game Boy Advance. It is the sixth installment in the Fire Emblem series and serves as a prequel to Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. Players control Roy and his army in strategic battles across the continent of Elibe.

The fourth Fire Emblem game introduces generational gameplay across two sagas. Players lead crusaders' descendants through political intrigue and continent-spanning battles in the kingdom of Jugdral.

Samurai Shodown is a 1993 weapon-based fighting game developed and published by SNK for the Neo Geo arcade system. Set in 18th century Japan, it revolutionized fighting games by introducing deliberate pacing, weapon combat mechanics, and the iconic Rage Gauge system.

Samurai Shodown II is a 1994 weapon-based fighting game developed and published by SNK for the Neo Geo arcade system. The sequel to the groundbreaking Samurai Shodown introduced 5 new characters, refined the Rage Gauge system, and added fatalities - making it one of the most violent fighting games of its era.

Samurai Shodown III: Blades of Blood is a 1995 weapon-based fighting game developed and published by SNK for the Neo Geo arcade system. This radical reinvention of the series introduced a branching storyline, stance-based combat, and the revolutionary 'Rage Slash' system that dramatically altered gameplay dynamics.

Samurai Shodown IV: Amakusa's Revenge is a 1996 weapon-based fighting game developed and published by SNK for the Neo Geo arcade system. Serving as the climax of the original Samurai Shodown saga, it refined III's mechanics while bringing back fan-favorite elements like fatalities and a more balanced roster.

The definitive edition of Samurai Shodown V with rebalanced gameplay and all 28 characters unlocked. Features enhanced Rage Gauge mechanics and new EX special moves.

The NeoGeo Pocket adaptation of SNK's weapon-based fighter, featuring 12 warriors with simplified controls optimized for handheld combat.

The 1983 NES port of Nintendo's seminal 1981 arcade game that introduced Mario (as Jumpman) and Donkey Kong. Players ascend construction sites to rescue Pauline from the giant ape across four iconic stages: 25m, 50m, 75m, and 100m.

DONKEY KONG is Nintendo's 1981 arcade classic that introduced Mario (originally Jumpman) and established the platformer genre. Players climb ladders and jump over barrels to rescue Pauline from the giant ape Donkey Kong across four iconic stages.

The Kong family's first 3D adventure featuring five playable characters, expansive worlds, and the revolutionary Nintendo 64 Expansion Pak requirement. This collectathon masterpiece pushed the N64 hardware to its limits with its massive open environments.

Diddy Kong Racing is a kart racing game developed by Rare and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 64. The game features Diddy Kong and other characters racing against the villainous Wizpig across various themed worlds. It introduced unique elements like hovercrafts and planes alongside traditional karts.

The portable adaptation of the SNES classic featuring Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong's jungle adventure. Battle King K. Rool's Kremlings across 40 levels with enhanced GBC visuals.

The landmark beat-'em-up where brothers Billy and Jimmy Lee rescue Marian from the Black Warriors gang. Introduces combo attacks and upgradable moves in a single-player campaign.

Billy and Jimmy Lee return in this brutal sequel to avenge Marian's death, introducing new combat mechanics including aerial attacks and grapple throws across 9 stages of street brawling action.

The Lee brothers embark on a global quest to recover five mystical stones, featuring new playable characters Chin Seimei and Yagyu Ranzou with unique fighting styles across 7 international stages.

The seminal 1987 beat 'em up that defined the genre. Players control Billy and Jimmy Lee as they fight through waves of thugs to rescue Billy's girlfriend Marian from the Black Warriors gang. Features iconic moves like hair grabs, elbow drops, and two-player co-op.

A fighting game spin-off of the classic beat 'em up series, featuring the Lee brothers and other characters from the Double Dragon animated series in one-on-one battles.

The arcade classic comes home! Guide Pac-Man through mazes while eating dots and avoiding ghosts Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde. Collect power pellets to turn the tables!

Pac-Mania for NES is an isometric 3D adaptation of the classic Pac-Man formula, featuring new jumping mechanics and faster gameplay. Released in 1990, this version brings the arcade hit home with colorful graphics and all the original mazes plus new additions.

Pac-Man's first platform adventure where he runs through a scrolling landscape to return a fairy to Fairyland. Features multi-directional scrolling, power pellets, and classic ghost enemies.

Pac-Man is a maze arcade game developed and released by Namco. The game became a cultural phenomenon upon its release in 1980. Players control Pac-Man, who must eat all the dots inside an enclosed maze while avoiding four colored ghosts.

The iconic maze chase game faithfully adapted for NeoGeo Pocket, featuring the original arcade gameplay with handheld-optimized controls.

Captain Tsubasa is a soccer RPG based on the popular manga series, featuring Tsubasa Ozora and his friends as they compete in intense matches with special shooting techniques. The NES version simplifies the 11vs11 gameplay into 4vs4 matches with RPG-style leveling systems.

Captain Tsubasa Vol. II: Super Striker is a 1990 soccer action game developed and published by Tecmo for the NES. The sequel to the original Captain Tsubasa game improves upon its predecessor with enhanced graphics, more special techniques, and an expanded roster of playable characters from the popular manga/anime series.

The third SNES installment in the legendary soccer RPG series, featuring enhanced special moves and an international tournament mode. Follow Tsubasa Ozora and rivals in their quest to become world champions.

Captain Tsubasa IV: Pro's Rivals is a 1995 soccer RPG game developed and published by Tecmo for the Super Nintendo. Based on the popular manga/anime series, it follows Tsubasa Ozora and his rivals as professional players, featuring enhanced gameplay mechanics, special moves, and a comprehensive career mode with team management elements.

Captain Tsubasa V is a football RPG/simulation game based on the popular manga series. The game follows Tsubasa Ozora and his friends as they compete in international tournaments with dramatic super shots and strategic gameplay.

Joe Musashi returns in this seminal ninja action game featuring branching paths and iconic boss battles against licensed characters like Spider-Man and Godzilla.

Joe Musashi's final 16-bit adventure introduces horseback combat, wall-jumping, and enhanced ninjutsu. Battle the Neo Zeed syndicate across 7 visually stunning stages.

This sequel to The Revenge of Shinobi introduces a canine companion that attacks enemies on command. Players control ninja Hayate through 5 urban stages featuring subway trains and neon-lit rooftops, culminating in battles against cybernetically enhanced bosses.

The Game Gear adaptation of the arcade classic brings intense ninja action to handhelds with redesigned levels and new mechanics. As master ninja Joe Musashi, players battle through side-scrolling stages using shurikens, sword attacks, and ninjutsu magic.

Shinobi II: The Silent Fury is a fast-paced action-platformer developed exclusively for the Game Gear. Players control modern ninja Joe Musashi through six challenging missions to rescue kidnapped scientists from the terrorist organization Zeed. Features improved mechanics over the original, including new ninjutsu techniques and a refined shuriken system.

The 1993 Genesis port of Midway's revolutionary arcade fighting game that sparked worldwide controversy with its digitized graphics and graphic fatalities. Features the original 7 characters including Scorpion, Sub-Zero, and Johnny Cage battling in the Outworld tournament.

The definitive edition of MK3 featuring all characters from MK1-3 plus new fighters. Introduces Brutalities and enhanced Kombat mechanics.

The definitive 16-bit Mortal Kombat experience, featuring a roster of 23 fighters including new additions like Cyrax and Kabal. This SNES port introduced the revolutionary 'Kombat Kodes' system and maintained the series' signature blood and fatalities.

The first 3D Mortal Kombat game brings polygonal fighters to the N64 with full motion-captured animations and weapon combat. Features the ongoing battle against Shinnok with new fatalities and the debut of the 'Brutality' finishing move.

Mortal Kombat Trilogy is a fighting game that compiles characters and stages from Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat II, and Mortal Kombat 3. Released for Nintendo 64 in 1996, it features enhanced graphics, new fatalities, and all playable characters from the series up to that point.

Shining Force is a tactical RPG developed for the Sega Genesis, blending turn-based strategy with exploration elements. Players lead a band of warriors to defend the kingdom of Guardiana against the fallen god Darksol. Notable for its character recruitment system and grid-based battles with terrain effects.

A tactical RPG following hero Bowie and his allies as they battle the evil Zeon to save the Kingdom of Granseal. Features turn-based grid combat with over 30 recruitable characters.

Shining Soul is an action RPG developed by Grasshopper Manufacture and published by Sega for the Game Boy Advance. Set in the Shining universe, the game features hack-and-slash gameplay with character customization and multiplayer support via link cable.

A dungeon-crawling action RPG featuring 8 character classes, multiplayer support, and randomly generated loot in the Shining series universe.

Enhanced remake of the 1992 Sega Genesis classic 'Shining Force: The Legacy of Great Intention'. Features new characters, expanded storylines, and improved tactical combat on the GBA.

Legendary arcade beat 'em up based on Romance of the Three Kingdoms, featuring Guan Yu, Zhao Yun and other heroes with weapon-based combat and cooperative play.

A Chinese historical beat 'em up set in the Three Kingdoms period, featuring 5 warriors with unique weapons and special moves. Cooperative gameplay with RPG-like character progression.

The ultimate version of IGS' Three Kingdoms beat 'em up series, introducing the Nine Dragons expansion with new characters, weapons, and a branching storyline. Features enhanced magic attacks and cooperative gameplay for up to 4 players.

The ultimate evolution of IGS' Three Kingdoms beat 'em up series, introducing EX characters, enhanced magic systems, and revolutionary 'Musou' mechanics before Dynasty Warriors popularized them.

Knights of Valour Plus is a classic arcade beat 'em up game set in the Three Kingdoms period. Players choose from various warriors to battle through hordes of enemies, featuring combo attacks, special moves, and cooperative gameplay.

Resident Evil 2 is the 1999 N64 port of the classic survival horror game. Play as rookie cop Leon S. Kennedy or college student Claire Redfield as they fight to survive a zombie outbreak in Raccoon City. Features the unique 'EX Files' system exclusive to the N64 version, utilizing the cartridge's memory for unlockable content.

A faithful remake of the original Resident Evil with new touchscreen mechanics and multiplayer modes designed for the Nintendo DS. Features the classic mansion outbreak scenario with enhanced controls and additional puzzles.

This enhanced version of the original Resident Evil (1996) features remixed item locations, new difficulty modes, and support for the PlayStation DualShock controller's vibration function. Players choose between Chris Redfield or Jill Valentine to investigate gruesome murders in Raccoon City, leading them to the sinister Spencer Mansion filled with zombies and biological horrors.

Resident Evil 3: Nemesis is a survival horror game that follows Jill Valentine's escape from Raccoon City during a viral outbreak. The game introduces the relentless Nemesis bioweapon that actively hunts the player, along with new mechanics like the 180-degree quick turn and live selection system.

A unique handheld entry in the Resident Evil series featuring an original storyline where Barry Burton investigates a zombie outbreak on a cruise ship. Uses an innovative real-time combat system with first-person shooting segments.

The punishing action-platformer starring Ryu Hayabusa on a quest to avenge his father. Introduces cinematic cutscenes and wall-climbing mechanics to the genre.

Ryu Hayabusa returns to battle an ancient evil wielding the Chaos Sword, introducing shadow clones and wall-climbing mechanics across 7 punishing stages with cinematic cutscenes.

Ryu Hayabusa faces his greatest challenge aboard a cursed battleship, introducing energy-based special attacks and a life bar system across 7 biomechanical stages with enhanced cinematic storytelling.

This SNES compilation brings together all three NES Ninja Gaiden classics with enhanced graphics and sound. Play as Ryu Hayabusa across 20 stages of brutal platforming action, featuring the original cinematic cutscenes that defined the series' narrative style.

Hudson's Adventure Island is a side-scrolling platformer where players control Master Higgins as he attempts to rescue his girlfriend Tina from the evil Witch Doctor. The game features tropical island settings, fruit collection for health, and skateboard power-ups across 32 challenging stages.

The second NES installment in the Adventure Island series featuring Master Higgins' quest to rescue his girlfriend Tina from the evil Witch Doctor.

The third NES installment in the Adventure Island series featuring Master Higgins. This entry introduces dinosaur companions that can be ridden and provide special abilities, along with an expanded inventory system for storing items between stages.

The final NES installment in the Adventure Island series introduces RPG elements and an inventory system to the classic platforming formula. Master Higgins wields new weapons and tools across 8 expansive worlds to rescue his kidnapped girlfriend Tina.

Space Invaders is the NES adaptation of Taito's legendary 1978 arcade game that sparked the golden age of video games. Players control a laser cannon moving horizontally at the bottom of the screen, shooting at descending alien formations while taking cover behind destructible bunkers. The iconic pixelated aliens increase speed as their numbers diminish.

SPACE INVADERS is the revolutionary 1978 arcade shooter that defined the video game industry. Players control a laser cannon moving horizontally to destroy descending alien invaders before they reach Earth. Famous for its accelerating enemy patterns and iconic pixel art aliens.

The SNES revival of the 1978 arcade classic featuring enhanced graphics, new power-ups, and additional game modes while retaining the original's addictive alien-shooting gameplay.

A 3D reimagining of the classic arcade shooter featuring updated graphics and new gameplay modes while retaining the core alien-blasting action.

Golden Axe is a classic side-scrolling beat 'em up arcade game ported to the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. Players choose between three warriors - Ax Battler, Tyris Flare, and Gilius Thunderhead - as they battle through the forces of evil to rescue the king and princess from the villain Death Adder.

The direct sequel to the arcade hit, Golden Axe II improves upon the original with enhanced graphics, new magical attacks, and three returning warriors battling Dark Guld, the new ruler of the evil forces. Players can now perform running attacks and enhanced combo moves against deadly new enemies.

The final Genesis installment revolutionizes the series with four playable characters (including new warriors Chronos and Kain Blade), non-linear progression, and special combo attacks. Battle against Dark Guld's enhanced forces in this ambitious but controversial conclusion to the trilogy.

A Game Gear spin-off of the Golden Axe series featuring RPG elements, following the barbarian Ax Battler through an overworld adventure with turn-based combat.

The Genesis port of SNK's seminal 1992 fighting game featuring improved mechanics from the Neo Geo original. Players choose between 8 fighters (including Terry Bogard, Andy Bogard, and Joe Higashi) to compete in the King of Fighters tournament against the deadly Wolfgang Krauser.

Fatal Fury 2 is a 1992 arcade fighting game developed and published by SNK for the Neo Geo MVS system. The sequel to the original Fatal Fury introduced new gameplay mechanics including the two-line battle system, special moves for all characters, and four new fighters joining series regulars Terry Bogard, Andy Bogard, and Joe Higashi.

The final chapter in SNK's Real Bout trilogy introduces new fighters and refines the series' signature 2-plane combat system. Features enhanced graphics and the debut of fan-favorite character Li Xiangfei.

The definitive portable version of Fatal Fury 3, featuring 12 fighters with signature Lane Change mechanics perfectly adapted for NeoGeo Pocket's clicky stick. Includes all original special moves and hidden desperation attacks.

A vertically scrolling shoot 'em up arcade game set in World War II, featuring intense aerial combat with power-up systems and screen-clearing bombs.

The classic WWII-themed vertical shooter where you pilot the P-38 Lightning against waves of Japanese aircraft. Features the iconic loop maneuver to evade enemy fire.

Capcom's seminal vertical-scrolling shooter simulating the pivotal WWII Pacific naval battle. Players pilot a P-38 Lightning against the Japanese fleet, featuring fuel management and power-up systems that defined the shoot-'em-up genre.

The final chapter in Capcom's WWII shooter series introduces the revolutionary 'Loop Shot' system and enhanced bomber mechanics. Pilot the iconic P-38J across 16 intense missions.

Classic vertically-scrolling arcade shooter set in an alternate WWII timeline. Players choose from six aircraft with unique charge attacks and fight through eight stages of intense bullet-hell action against massive enemy bosses.

The explosive sequel to Psikyo's classic vertical shooter features enhanced bullet patterns, seven playable aircraft with unique charge attacks, and a new 'Bomb Stock' system. Battle through eight stages of intense aerial combat against massive mechanized bosses in this alternate WWII scenario.

The final chapter in Psikyo's acclaimed WWII shooter trilogy introduces a revolutionary 'Energy Gauge' system and eight distinct aircraft with transformable attack modes. Engage in lightning-fast bullet-dodging action across seven stages featuring multi-phase boss battles with screen-filling attack patterns.

The Neo Geo adaptation of Psikyo's classic shooter series features enhanced graphics, rebalanced gameplay, and exclusive content. Select from seven WWII-era aircraft, each with unique charge attacks and bomb techniques, in this intense vertically-scrolling bullet-hell experience.

A portable first-person shooter adaptation of the console hit, featuring James Bond in a globe-trotting mission to stop a nuclear weapons conspiracy. Includes both story campaign and multiplayer modes.

An original Bond adventure featuring Pierce Brosnan's likeness, blending driving sequences with third-person shooter action. The GBA version delivers a top-down perspective with gadget-based gameplay faithful to the console experience.

The definitive Bond experience. Play as 007 through film-inspired missions with silenced PP7, remote mines, and the iconic Golden Gun in revolutionary 4-player split-screen.

Based on the 1999 James Bond film, this first-person shooter features an original storyline expanding the movie plot with new missions. Developed by Eurocom for Nintendo 64, it introduced dual-analog controls via the Controller Pak and was praised for its multiplayer mode.

Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town is a 2003 farming simulation game for the Game Boy Advance, considered one of the best entries in the Harvest Moon series. A remake of Harvest Moon: Back to Nature, it features enhanced graphics, new marriage candidates, and refined gameplay mechanics while retaining the charm of the original.

The beloved farming simulation game where players inherit a neglected farm and must restore it to prosperity. Features crop cultivation, animal husbandry, seasonal events, and relationship building with villagers.

A farming simulation game where players restore harmony between rival towns Bluebell and Konohana by developing their farm and building relationships with villagers.

Harvest Moon DS: Grand Bazaar is a farming simulation game for Nintendo DS that introduces a dynamic marketplace system. Players grow crops, raise animals, and craft items to sell at the weekly bazaar where prices fluctuate based on supply and demand. The game features a charming art style and new courtship mechanics with 6 eligible marriage candidates.

Tactics Ogre Gaiden: The Knight of Lodis is a tactical RPG spin-off of the Ogre Battle series, developed by Quest for the Game Boy Advance. Set before the events of Tactics Ogre, it follows Alphonse Loeher, a knight of the Holy Lodis Empire, as he uncovers political conspiracies. The game refined the grid-based combat system and introduced new mechanics like the Emblem system.

Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen is a tactical role-playing game developed by Quest and published by Enix for the SNES. Set in a fantasy world, the game combines real-time strategy with RPG elements as players lead a rebellion against an evil empire. The game is renowned for its complex gameplay mechanics and multiple endings.

Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together is a tactical RPG developed by Quest for the SNES. Set in the war-torn Valeria Isles, the game follows Denam Pavel as he navigates political intrigue, moral choices, and branching storylines. Renowned for its deep strategy, permadeath, and multiple endings, it is considered one of the greatest tactical RPGs of all time.

A tactical RPG with real-time strategy elements where players command units across 3D battlefields. The story follows Magnus Gallant's rebellion against an oppressive empire, with branching narratives based on moral choices.

A courtroom drama visual novel where players assume the role of defense attorney Phoenix Wright, investigating crimes and cross-examining witnesses to prove their clients' innocence.

The second game in the Ace Attorney series puts rookie defense attorney Phoenix Wright through four intense courtroom battles. Featuring new Psyche-Lock mechanics and the debut of prosecutor Franziska von Karma, this installment raises the stakes with higher difficulty cases.

The third installment in the Ace Attorney series features Phoenix Wright defending clients in dramatic courtroom battles while uncovering dark secrets from his mentor Mia Fey's past.

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney is a 2007 visual novel adventure game where players assume the role of rookie defense attorney Apollo Justice. Investigate crime scenes, collect evidence, and cross-examine witnesses in dramatic courtroom battles to uncover the truth behind four elaborate cases. Introduces the revolutionary 'Perceive' system to detect witness nervous tells.

Tetris is a tile-matching puzzle game developed and published by Nintendo for the NES. Released in 1989, it became the definitive version of Alexey Pajitnov's original concept, featuring addictive gameplay where players rotate and arrange falling tetrominoes to clear lines. The NES version is particularly renowned for its iconic music and competitive two-player mode.

Tetris Worlds is the 2001 Game Boy Advance adaptation of the classic puzzle game, featuring six gameplay modes including the all-new 'Sticky' and 'Fusion' variants. Includes multiplayer support via link cable and introduces the official 'Guideline' rules that would become standard for future Tetris games. Features vibrant alien world themes and special effects tailored for the GBA hardware.

The definitive Game Boy Color version of Tetris featuring vibrant colors, new multiplayer modes, and the iconic 'Marathon' challenge. Includes 3 game modes and battery backup for high scores.

EarthBound, known as Mother in Japan, is a role-playing video game developed by Ape Inc. and HAL Laboratory, and published by Nintendo. The game follows Ness, a young boy with psychic abilities, and his friends as they journey across the world to collect melodies and defeat the cosmic horror Giygas.

A compilation containing enhanced versions of Mother (EarthBound Beginnings) and Mother 2 (EarthBound) for the Game Boy Advance. Experience the quirky, emotional RPG adventures that inspired a generation.

Mother 3 is a role-playing game developed by Brownie Brown and HAL Laboratory, and published by Nintendo for the Game Boy Advance. The game follows Lucas and his friends as they uncover the mysteries of the Nowhere Islands while confronting the invading Pig Mask Army.

Tiny Toon Adventures is a 1991 platformer based on the animated series. Players control Buster Bunny as he runs, jumps, and bounces through six cartoon-themed worlds to rescue his kidnapped friends from Montana Max. Features signature moves like the Super Dash and cartoon-style transformations.

A zany platformer featuring Buster Bunny and friends through 18 cartoon-inspired levels to stop Montana Max's latest scheme in Acme Acres.

A platform game based on the Tiny Toon Adventures cartoon series, featuring Buster Bunny's quest to find hidden treasure while battling Montana Max across various themed worlds.

The Little Mermaid is a platform game developed and published by Capcom for the NES in 1991. Based on Disney's animated film, players control Ariel as she swims through underwater stages, uses her tail to attack enemies, and searches for hidden treasures.

The Little Mermaid is a platform game developed by Capcom and published by Sega for the Genesis in 1991. Based on Disney's 1989 animated film, players control Ariel as she explores underwater environments, avoids enemies, and collects treasures.

The Little Mermaid is a 1993 Action-Platformer developed and published by Sega for the Game Gear. Based on Disney's 1989 animated film, players control Ariel through underwater levels, using her tail to attack enemies and collecting treasures while avoiding sea creatures.

Sega's definitive 16-bit beat-'em-up where ex-cops Axel, Blaze, and Adam clean up crime-ridden streets. Features Yuzo Koshiro's iconic techno soundtrack and cooperative gameplay.