All Games

Micro Machines 2: Turbo Tournament is a top-down racing game featuring miniature vehicles competing on creative household tracks. The SNES version offers enhanced multiplayer modes and new vehicle classes compared to the original.

Clay Fighter is a 1993 stop-motion clay animation fighting game for SNES featuring bizarre clay-modeled characters in humorous combat. As one of the first fighting games to use digitized claymation graphics, it stood out with its unique visual style and comedic tone amidst the Street Fighter II craze.

The sequel to the claymation-style fighting game features exaggerated characters and humorous animations. Introduces new fighters and special moves while maintaining the original's quirky clay aesthetic.

An enhanced version of the claymation-style fighting game featuring exaggerated, humorous characters made entirely of clay. This edition adds new fighters, moves, and gameplay refinements to the original Clay Fighter formula.

The SNES port of Konami's seminal shoot-'em-up arcade game, featuring enhanced graphics and new stages exclusive to this version. Players control the Vic Viper spacecraft through horizontally-scrolling levels filled with the series' signature power-up system and challenging enemy patterns.

A business simulation game where players design, build, and manage their own amusement park. The SNES version features simplified controls optimized for consoles while retaining core mechanics like ride customization, staff management, and financial strategy.

The SNES adaptation of the classic tile-matching puzzle game featuring the colorful Puyo blobs. This version adds new gameplay modes and enhanced visuals while retaining the chain reaction mechanics that made the arcade original so addictive.

The definitive competitive puzzle game where players match colorful Puyos to clear them from the screen while sending garbage to opponents. Features refined gameplay mechanics and new special Puyo types.

R-Type III: The Third Lightning is a side-scrolling shooter developed and published by Irem for the SNES. The third installment in the R-Type series features enhanced graphics, new Force pod configurations, and brutal difficulty that defined the franchise.

The SNES adaptation of Irem's classic arcade shooter featuring enhanced graphics, new stages, and the iconic Force pod system. Battle through waves of biomechanical aliens in this side-scrolling space epic.

Mega Man's Soccer is a unique sports game featuring Capcom's Blue Bomber and his robotic allies in fast-paced soccer matches. Released for SNES in 1994, it combines traditional soccer rules with special character abilities and power shots.

Sensible Soccer is a landmark football simulation known for its fluid gameplay, intuitive controls, and top-down perspective. The SNES version brings the classic PC football experience to consoles with refined mechanics and responsive play.

Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball is the premier SNES baseball simulation featuring the iconic MLB outfielder. With all 28 MLB teams (though no MLBPA license), realistic stadiums, and multiple gameplay modes, it set a new standard for console baseball games.

A fast-paced volleyball simulation featuring both indoor and beach volleyball modes. Known for its responsive controls and realistic ball physics on the SNES.

Madden NFL '98 for SNES delivers authentic 16-bit football action with all 30 NFL teams, updated rosters, and enhanced gameplay mechanics. This final SNES installment in the Madden series introduced new defensive controls, improved AI, and the debut of franchise icon John Madden's full play-by-play commentary via sampled audio.

Cal Ripken Jr. Baseball brings authentic MLB action to the SNES with realistic pitching mechanics, dynamic fielding controls, and signature batting styles. Licensed by MLBPA but not MLB, this early SNES baseball title featured digitized players and innovative defensive positioning options that set it apart from other 16-bit baseball games.

This 1993 SNES sequel expands the beach sports franchise with six new events: Jet Ski racing, Street Hockey, Snowboarding, Halfpipe Skateboarding, Roller Derby, and Hang Gliding. Features digitized surf rock soundtrack and four-player split-screen competition.

Phalanx is a horizontal shoot 'em up for SNES known for its distinctive cover art featuring an elderly banjo player. Despite its unconventional marketing, the game delivers a solid sci-fi shooting experience with detailed graphics, innovative power-up systems, and massive boss battles across diverse alien worlds.