All Games

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.

Harvest Moon is the pioneering farming simulation game that established the farming life simulation genre. Players inherit a neglected farm and must restore it to prosperity through crop cultivation, animal husbandry, and relationships with villagers. The game introduced time management, seasonal cycles, and social simulation elements that became genre staples.

Aaahh!!! Real Monsters is a platform game based on the popular Nickelodeon animated series. Players control Ickis, Krumm, or Oblina - three young monsters studying the art of scaring humans at an underground monster academy. The game features unique monster abilities and humorous horror-themed levels.

Official licensed NFL game featuring authentic teams and players from the 1993 season. Experience American football with realistic gameplay mechanics and strategic play-calling systems.

European football simulation featuring national teams with realistic match mechanics and strategic gameplay. Experience the intensity of 90-minute matches with tactical formations and player management.

Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions is a sci-fi platformer for the Super Nintendo where players control the iconic Daffy Duck on a mission to stop the villainous Marvin the Martian from conquering Earth. Daffy travels through diverse alien worlds, using an arsenal of wacky gadgets and weapons like a ray gun and jetpack to outsmart Marvin's robotic minions.

Zelda 3: Parallel Worlds is a legendary and notoriously difficult ROM hack of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, completely redesigning the game's world, dungeons, puzzles, and enemy placements. It presents a 'parallel' version of Hyrule where familiar locations are twisted into complex, non-linear challenges, demanding expert-level knowledge of the original game's mechanics and relentless perseverance.

WeaponLord is a groundbreaking and brutally difficult 2D fighting game developed by Visual Concepts and published by Namco for the SNES in 1995. Set in a dark, high-fantasy world, it pits seven distinct warriors against each other in a quest for dominion. Renowned for its ahead-of-its-time combat mechanics, WeaponLord introduced concepts like multi-hit combos, parries, weapon clashes, and gruesome, multi-stage "Death Combos" and "Decapitations" that predated and influenced later fighters like the Soulcalibur series. It is a cult classic celebrated for its depth and unforgiving challenge.

Star Ocean is an action role-playing game developed by tri-Ace and published by Enix for the Super Famicom. Released exclusively in Japan in 1996, it was the first game in the Star Ocean series. The story follows protagonists Roddick Farrence, Millie Chliette, and Dorne Murtough as they investigate the mysterious disappearance of villagers and encounter a advanced civilization from Earth's future.

Live A Live is an anthology-style role-playing game that spans seven distinct eras, each with its own protagonist, setting, and gameplay mechanics. From prehistory to the distant future, the Wild West to feudal Japan, players experience seven unique stories before they converge in an unforgettable eighth chapter that ties all timelines together.

EarthBound, known in Japan as Mother 2, is a role-playing game developed by Ape Inc. and HAL Laboratory and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Players control Ness, a young boy from the suburban town of Onett, who embarks on an epic journey to collect the eight melodies of the Earth and stop the universal cosmic destroyer Giygas. The game subverts traditional RPG tropes by setting its adventure in a whimsical parody of 1990s America, where players use baseball bats and psychic powers against enemies like rampaging taxis and cultists obsessed with the color blue.

Breath of Fire 2 Definitive Edition is a complete ROM hack of the classic Capcom RPG, featuring a full retranslation, restored cut content, rebalanced gameplay, and numerous quality-of-life improvements. Players follow Ryu and his friends as they uncover a dark conspiracy involving the sinister Church of St. Eva and the true nature of the Winged Clan.

Super Mario World Co-op is a collaborative platforming adventure that reimagines the classic SNES masterpiece with true simultaneous two-player gameplay. Join Mario and Luigi as they journey through Dinosaur Land, riding Yoshi and utilizing tandem power-ups to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser's clutches in a shared screen experience.

Stunt Race FX is a 3D racing game developed by Nintendo EAD and Argonaut Games for the Super Nintendo in 1994. Using the Super FX 2 chip, it brings polygonal, expressive cartoon vehicles to life as they speed through stunt-packed tracks filled with loops, jumps, and obstacles. Players can tackle the championship, practice solo, or roam freely in a dedicated stunt park.

Jikkyou Oshaberi Parodius is a side-scrolling shoot 'em up game developed and published by Konami for the Super Famicom. As the fourth entry in the Parodius series, it parodies Konami's own Gradius franchise, replacing serious space combat with absurd humor, anthropomorphic animals, and chaotic gameplay. The title translates to "Live Commentary Talkative Parodius," and true to its name, the game features real-time voice commentary that reacts to the player's performance, adding a layer of comedic unpredictability to every stage.

Ranma ½: Chougi Ranbu Hen is a 2D fighting game developed by Rumic Soft and published by Shogakukan for the Super Famicom. Based on the hit manga and anime series, it features 12 characters from the Ranma ½ universe battling for the legendary Maneki Neko, a magical lucky cat capable of granting any wish. Building on the foundations of its predecessors with improved graphics, a refined combo system, and the innovative Tag Team mode, this title is widely considered the peak of Ranma ½ fighting games.