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Beat'em up by Technos from the beloved Nekketsu series of games. The player or players travel through various city locations, encountering various gangs along the way. Gang members can be defeated by punching and kicking, as well as you can use various items, taken from the opponents weapons, as well as you can throw it at the enemy. In place of the defeated gang member, appear coins, collecting which can be spent in shopping centers to buy items that restore health and improve combat skills. The main characters have stats, as in RPGs, which can be improved in this way, as well as buy books to learn fighting techniques.

In the Western version, the evil Slick has kidnapped Ryan's girlfriend and taken over the school, Ryan and Alex (the second player) have to fight their way through the ruthless gangs of River City to face Slick and free his girlfriend. In the Japanese version, the plot is basically the same, only the characters are named Riki and Kunio and are dressed in their school uniforms. To finish the game, players must find and defeat all the bosses.

In order to immerse yourself in the original Japanese atmosphere of the game, we advise you to play the relocalized version from the fans.

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Exciting races with well-balanced gameplay, colourful graphics and an unreal engine roar for our little car. A bird's eye view of the track with traps in the form of puddles, rivals in yellow cars and daredevils in blue and red cars waiting to collide with us. There are 2 speed modes in the race: moderate and fast. At moderate speed, hitting something is not fatal and we continue on our way. But at high speed, the rhythm of driving is broken and we may not make it to the finish line at all, because the race is for time. The game has two levels (day and night) and infinite repetitions. All in all, this is one of the best racing games on the NES.

Another beautiful Robin Hood game, this time in a very serious style. The game begins in an interesting way: Robin is in prison, but as usual he finds a way to escape. We break through the guards, get out and, as in any Elder Scroll, find a whole world to explore. In the future we will have a whole camp where we can rest from the tasks and regain strength before the next mission. There will be a lot of quests and, as in a real RPG, you will equip yourself with different weapons and healers that you will acquire in battle. The game is extremely exciting, and fans of real adventures will not want to miss it.

In this game you control a manoeuvrable robot on wheels, armed with a powerful cannon. By choosing upgrades, you can improve your weapon and your health. When you reach the end of a level, our robot transforms into a shuttle or a submarine. In total, there are 5 ground, 3 flying and 2 underwater stages in the game. The graphics are bright and cartoonish, and many of the mechanisms have cartoon eyes and mouths. The difficulty level is not at all childish: the first 6 levels are fast, and from the 7th level the cunning of the ringleaders increases. If you die, they'll take your weapons, and if you waste your continuation, they'll take your health, so you won't be able to pass RW in a hurry. Fun game.

The plot is based on the scenario of the second part of the film about a robot cop. The graphics in the game are beautiful, the stages are colourful and the soundtrack is top notch. The levels are quite convoluted. Each one is littered with drugs that you must destroy, and as well as human enemies, there are various robots, bombs, and hostages to rescue. If the level fails to destroy more than 55% of the drug "newk", Robocop will go to the shooting gallery and shoot at targets. Often you will have to find a secret in the level to collect all the drugs. At long range Robocop will shoot the enemy and at close range he will punch the enemy with his fist. The enemies are brutal, so it's hard to play. To make matters worse, the controls are a little sluggish. Murphy tends to slide around corners, so be careful. A valuable gift for fans of retro games.

As in the film of the same name, the robot cop has to fight crime. There are 6 types of weapon at your disposal, starting with a pistol and ending with rockets with a powerful explosion. The events of the game briefly repeat the moments of the film. You will find yourself in the dark streets of Detroit at night, visit an abandoned factory, take off with a jetpack, survive the fire of a tank, fight with armed gangs and alien cyborg ninjas. It all looks amazing, both in terms of the beautiful, cartoonish graphics and the expertly selected voice acting. The music is incomparable. The gameplay is fascinating. Robocop is heavy, and it is necessary not to let the faster enemies put bullets into the hero. There are secret rooms with prizes in the levels. Some healers can only be used when repairing Robocop, so use them wisely. A quality game based on the film in every respect.

A cartoon platformer where you play as Willie the cat, who has to save his friend Jill from a gang of treacherous dogs. The leader of the gang keeps kidnapping Jill for some reason, and the cat goes to her rescue. You can't fight these dogs with your claws, so the hero uses an ingenious device - a mechanical boxing glove on hinges. The glove will help you in any situation. It can not only hit the enemy, but also by hitting the ground, jump higher, push off the walls, cling to the top and unfurl to fly far ahead. You can also grab and throw various objects. You can start with any of the 4 levels, and when you complete them all, the fifth and final level will be available. Between levels you can go to the shop to buy upgrades and to the bonus room to try and win money in the prize mini-game.

Konami's ability never ceases to amaze. Based on the old, now forgotten, show "Rollergames", they managed to create a good platformer with beat'em up elements. Throughout the game we control a runner on roller skates. He fights against the criminal group V.I.P.E.R., which has kidnapped the main player of the team. You will have to overcome obstacles at high speed, stopping from time to time to fight your enemies hand-to-hand. You must choose one of three youth teams: T-Birds, Hot Flash and Rockers. The T-Birds player is strong but clumsy; the Hot Flash character is fast but underpowered; the Rockers have a balanced attack and speed. A long jump requires good acceleration. On narrow paths, you need to manoeuvre skilfully, as inertia is not cancelled out.

A port of the arcade game of the same name, also known as Green Beret. In Rush'n Attack, we have to make our way through a cohort of enemy soldiers with varying degrees of weaponry in enemy territory. Along the way there will be watchtowers, dogs, gyrocopters and mines under our feet. Weapons include an army knife. Occasionally you can pick up trophies - a bazooka, a pistol and a grenade. You don't have to run along the road, you can jump higher and move around on the roofs of hangars, sheds and other buildings. The enemy infantry can be easily attacked with a knife, but it will be a bit more difficult with shooters and you will have to run away from snipers from watchtowers. Graphics for 1987 are on the highest level, music is not pumped up either. Jumping by pressing 'up' is unusual at first, but you get used to it after a while. There is a two-player mode.

The game is an active adventure with two modes: side view and top view. The main character is a warrior with a spiked shield on a chain. The enemies in the game are various never-before-seen creatures. They can be hit or jumped over. The knight has an inventory in which items found are displayed. Progression is non-linear, as in Metroid: you have to explore locations, many of which are only available after finding useful prizes. There is the possibility to pump up the hero (like in RPG).

An action game like Contra, but in flight. There are levels with different types of weapons, and around you fly two auxiliary guns, the direction of which can be adjusted. The theme is the invasion of alien invaders and the response of two local heroes. Everything is cheerful, dynamic and with good music, something Natsume rarely fails to do. So fans of action games can safely start the game and save Earth from uninvited guests. The American and European versions are much easier than the Japanese one.

A game about the famous hero of the Chinese epic Monkey King, Sun Wukong. Bandai has skilfully ported the arcade game Wonder Boy into Monster Land, remaking it to fit the Chinese legend. Our Monkey King goes on a journey to retrieve 10 statues stolen from a temple. Snakes, ninjas and other enemies appear along the way. Destroying enemies will earn you money, which you can use to buy weapons and items from shops (of which there are many along the way). The warrior's health is indicated by hearts in the top left of the screen. At the start of the game you have no weapons or uniforms, everything has to be bought. The graphics and sound are quite good.

You control either a robot or a cat in a space suit. At the start of the game you can punch with your fist. Then, as you collect prizes, you get arrows, boomerangs and other throwing weapons. You can also use prizes to replenish your health. The game is very reminiscent of Ninja Cat, both in appearance, music and gameplay.

Hurricane Arcade. It has everything you need for a hit. We play as a ninja assassin whose mission is to kill the despot emperor. The graphics are good and the sound is not bad either. The music is great, as in many other Natsume games. The missions can be completed in one go, but they are not easy. There are two main weapons: a short, fast sword and a long, slower chain. You can choose which one suits you better. You can also throw shurikens and bombs, but both run out. The game was released in Japan as Kage, and in Europe as Blue Shadow.

Shadow Gate is the literal translation of the game's name, and is one of the few non-Japanese quests on the platform. The atmosphere here is one of medieval horror. The game is played in first person, that is, with a view "from the eyes". It is interesting because it is completely non-linear - you can walk and search for items in different orders, trying different tactics. There is a pointer that you use to touch the objects around you. You can perform various actions on the objects: look, open, use, take, close, hit, talk. In general, there is something to puzzle over.

Just a cool arcade game. In the American version, you control a tough hero in a green vest, grey trousers and black glasses. In the Japanese version, you control a cop in a robot suit. The hero can punch, jump, crouch and cling to nets. On the levels, he finds components (blocks) to create powerful weapons. When you collect and combine these three components, you get a hovering robot sidekick that hovers above your head and fires at your command. The type of weapon the robot has depends on the combination of blocks. The graphics in the game are of a very high quality, the levels are well thought out and drawn, the music is just on five. The game is dynamic and uses all the possibilities of the console.

A game similar to billiards. It is considered to be the best billiard simulator on the NES console. We are offered several modes of play. You can play alone, in which case you have to get all the balls into the holes. But it's not all that simple: if you don't score a certain number of points, you don't pass the level. To score more points, you have to hit the numbered balls in order or never miss. In multiplayer mode, you can do the same thing, only in order. You can also set up a game for two with 9-ball scoring. You can earn points by performing trick shots, where you'll be able to try out tricky feints with cue balls, just like in real pool. A great gift for fans of this exciting board game.

The game is extraordinary in every sense of the word. You control a snake that has to climb to the top of a mountain and fight a giant leg that is preventing you from leaving the planet. The plot is impressive, isn't it? The levels are isometric, which means you have to move in three directions, not two. From a technical point of view, the game is to be praised: graphics and level design are very well done. To get through the levels, the snake has to eat balls, from which it grows a long tail, and with its weight it can open the passage to the next level. The snake catches the balls with its tongue. The tongue can be lengthened by picking up upgrades. You can play as two players - Rattle's snake and Roll's snake. In the first levels, it is worth getting used to the controls, as the game is not very complex.

A direct sequel to the NES version of Metal Gear. Like its console predecessor, it was created without the involvement of series creator Hideo Kojima, and is therefore considered non-canonical. Despite this, Snake's Revenge is a good, exciting game that deserves attention. Once again, Solid Snake must infiltrate the enemy camp to neutralise another Metal Gear modification. As before, you must carefully sneak through the corridors of the base without getting caught by enemy soldiers. More weapons and items have been added to the hero's arsenal. Side view sections have been added, where the hero is less able to turn, but has learnt to jump. Bosses are more complicated and interesting than in the first game. An interesting idea: you can capture enemies in separate rooms and interrogate them using "truth gas".

Spider-Man game on the NES. The superhero runs through streets, basements and warehouses, fighting the famous Sinister Six led by Dr. Octopus. The hero can jump, punch, kick, climb certain walls, and use spider webs to swing. The player can also duck down and perform a jump kick. There are six levels in the game, with a member of the Sinister Six acting as a boss at the end of each. Levels tend to have a fairly straightforward structure, although sometimes you have to search for a required item, such as a key or detonator. Each level begins with an illustration of Spider-Man fighting a supervillain, which the player will have to fight as a boss.