All Games

Tecmo World Cup Soccer is a 1990 NES soccer game released during the height of World Cup fever. Featuring 24 international teams with distinct player stats, it combined arcade-style action with strategic elements like formation changes and stamina management. The game was notable for its smooth scrolling fields and special shot techniques.

R.B.I. Baseball 2 is the 1988 NES sequel that improved upon the original with full MLBPA licensing, featuring real MLB players for the first time in a console baseball game. With enhanced pitching mechanics, situational AI, and the introduction of player stats that affected gameplay.

A challenging NES action-platformer where players control ninjas with animal transformation abilities. Released in 1990, it features cooperative multiplayer and a unique weapon upgrade system.

A top-down racing game featuring miniature vehicles racing across everyday household environments like tabletops and bathtubs. Known for its innovative 4-player adapter and fast-paced gameplay.

A side-scrolling beat 'em up featuring Marvel's superhero team battling Red Skull's forces across America. Play as Captain America, Iron Man, Vision, or Hawkeye with unique abilities in solo or co-op mode.

Gradius is a seminal horizontal-scrolling shooter developed and published by Konami for the NES. Players control the Vic Viper starship through challenging stages filled with enemies and obstacles, utilizing a unique power-up system to enhance their ship's capabilities.

The NES port of Konami's legendary horizontal shooter featuring the Vic Viper spacecraft. Includes all stages from the arcade original with redesigned power-up mechanics and new weapons for the NES hardware.

The NES version of Compile's classic falling-blocks puzzle game where players match colored blobs called Puyos to clear the screen and sabotage opponents with chain reactions.

Square's influential 3D racing game for the NES featuring Formula 1-style cars. Race through 8 international courses with a first-person perspective and pseudo-3D scaling effects.

Rad Racer II is a high-speed racing game developed by Square and released for the NES in 1990. As the sequel to the popular Rad Racer, this game features improved graphics, new tracks, and faster gameplay. Players race against time through various international locations, with the option to switch between first-person and third-person perspectives.

The definitive Olympic sports simulation that popularized button-mashing gameplay. Compete in 6 events including 100m dash, long jump, and javelin throw using the NES controller's rapid-fire mechanics.

Track & Field II is an Olympic sports game released for the NES in 1988 as the sequel to the popular arcade original. Featuring 12 athletic events including returning favorites like the 100m dash and new challenges such as the triple jump, this cartridge became infamous for its button-mashing gameplay that tested players' endurance and controller durability.

Nintendo's first volleyball simulation featuring simple two-button controls and 6-player team mechanics. Compete in international tournaments or head-to-head matches with realistic physics for its era.

A 1992 action game based on the Spider-Man comics, featuring six of the web-slinger's greatest foes. Players battle through side-scrolling levels to stop Doctor Octopus and his Sinister Six from destroying New York.

The 1987 NES adaptation of Ultima III, featuring a streamlined console RPG experience. Players lead a party of adventurers to defeat the evil Exodus in a fantasy world with turn-based combat and overworld exploration.

Ninja Jajamaru-kun is a classic NES action-platformer developed by TOSE and published by Jaleco in 1985. Players control the young ninja Jajamaru as he battles through colorful stages to rescue Princess Sakura from the evil Onimaru.

The NES adaptation of Ultima IV, where players embark on a spiritual journey to become the Avatar of virtue in the fantasy world of Britannia. This version simplifies the PC original with streamlined controls and modified gameplay for console audiences.

A 1989 NES adaptation of the classic sports compilation featuring six California-inspired events. Players compete in surfing, skateboarding, BMX, roller skating, flying disc, and footbag (hacky sack) with simplified controls for the NES.