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Chip, Dale and their friends are back! Of all the Disney games developed by Capcom, this is probably the closest to the original cartoon series. Here we fight with Professor Nimnul's robotic dogs, chase away aliens that look like chipmunks, give under the gills to cheeky fighting fish, visit the factory of the cat Fathead - all as in the various series of the cartoon. We control Chip or Dale, and, when playing for two, both at the same time. Rodents deal with enemies by throwing all sorts of handy items lying around the levels at them. Rescue friends help from time to time: Rocky breaks down walls, Vzhik smashes enemies, and the kidnapped Fatty Guy offers valuable advice. In two-player mode, the dead chipmunk flies around on a balloon for a while, adding to the fun.

The second Chip and Dale game. Levels have become more colourful, there are more pleasant and catchy melodies, battles with enemies and bosses have become more interesting, and controlling chipmunks has become much more convenient. Crates can now be thrown at an angle as well as straight up, and when you throw a crate with a run, it flies like a powerful projectile. In two-player games, you can grab your partner and throw them at the enemy. The levels are fewer in number, but more entertaining. There are two-player mini-games available right on the stages. Rescuers, go!

Japanese sumo wrestling, wrestling in Japanese. Unique in its kind.

An action shooter in which you control a helicopter. The famous game of the same name was later released on the SNES. Meanwhile, this is its less technically advanced ancestor.

Scrolling shooter in the style of Xevious. Your ship flies forward, eliminating enemies with its machine gun (or whatever it shoots), and it is clear that success in such games depends mainly on the manoeuvrability of the ship and non-stop shooting.

Transformer in Space, so it's clear why. The only thing unusual in this genre is the damage meter. Which is nice. You can also transform from a robot into a plane and something in between a robot and a plane.

A game based on the famous Choujin Sentai Jetman series in Japan. Earth is attacked by an evil organisation from another dimension known as Vyram, which begins to spread fear, panic and terror in Japan, both through its soldiers and monsters created from everyday objects. However, 5 super-powered heroes - Jetmans, armed with swords and blasters and able to fly - stand in the way of the villains. At the end of each level there is a monster boss, which the Jetmans fight with the help of a giant robot - the Great Ikarus. There are only 6 non-long levels in the game, 5 of which are selectable.

A little angel in the flesh - a child abandoned by his parents and forced to live a miserable existence on the cruel streets of the city. Help him to survive and protect him from the terrifying dogs.

Mahjong. Graphically enhanced. Only one - the best - will win. If you are a contender for the title of champion, then please sit down and play this game.

A marriage agency simulator, after answering questions in Japanese you'll be shown a happy couple hugging and then immediately heaven and all over again.

A fearsome Gavroche saves either China or Japan from invasion by enemies from another dimension. Riding on a cloud and using balloons instead of weapons, you will not only save the country, but also replace an entire army, which will seriously help the economy and the rate of the local currency.

Adventures of a child in the circus. Try to rescue the sister of the main character from the clutches of the evil magician. This circus game is unlikely to bring you any fun. Rather - irritation from the constant reappearance of enemies, awkward controls and wild, off-the-scale complexity. You will see the game-over sign very often.

A fun and addictive arcade game in which you take part in circus acts as Charlie the Clown. There are only five numbers, and as you progress through the levels, they repeat as in all such games. First, Charlie rides a trained lion and jumps through rings. Then he walks a tightrope and jumps over monkeys. The next act is a series of jumps from one inflatable ball to another. Then there's a horse ride with obstacles. And finally, the most difficult act of all - jumping on trapezes under the circus dome. In the arcade version, Charlie found his girlfriend after all the trials. There's nothing like that in the 8-bit version, but that's not a problem. In any case, this game is guaranteed to put you in a good mood.

A funny, somewhat childish game. You control a group of teenagers (two boys, one girl) as they stroll through the city. Along the way, you will of course encounter enemies that you can hit with a ball or your fist. The enemies are reminiscent of Pinocchio as a child. Two-player co-op is supported, with one player controlling a boy and a girl, and the other just a boy. There are shops along the way where you can replenish your health.

Simulator of lawlessness on city streets. If you download this game, your car will not only jump and run, it will also shoot and destroy police cars.

A relatively rare genre on 8 bits. An open world game, similar to Metroid. At the very beginning there are several routes available, our hero - a special agent - can choose any of them. At first, the character can only jump, shoot and swim. Then he can acquire various useful abilities: teleportation, healing, flight, invulnerability and the ability to shrink. A good idea is spoiled by a mediocre implementation: the game's graphics and music are not up to the best examples of the genre.

Computer version of a popular American game. The object of the game is to draw something behind the hidden squares, and parts of the picture will only appear if two identical plates with words are opened at the same time. If you guess, you are asked to name what is hidden behind the plates.

Games based on the film Cliffhanger were released on several consoles, including the NES. The eight-bit version follows the events of the film almost verbatim. Stallone's character is hiding in the mountains from a band of robbers who are preparing to strike. The graphics are funny, the tiny little man we control has nothing to do with Sylvester. But the hero's tiny sprite is actually an advantage for the game, as it makes the huge mountains we have to climb look bigger. Stallone fights with his fists, but he can also pick up a knife, a rock or a gun, although he won't be able to use them for long. The platforming may seem difficult at first, but it is actually easy to get through. It's a nice game based on the film, even if it's not graphically perfect.