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The game is about how our solar system is invaded by monsters from Planet X. You play as 2 monsters: Godzilla and the giant butterfly Mothra. With their help you will have to protect your home planet by destroying all the enemy bases on the planets of the solar system and the planet X itself. You will also have to fight other monsters in close combat.

A turn-based military strategy game about fighting monsters. Hordes of monsters appear in the countryside, burning and destroying towns. You are a militia commander, you are given some tanks, fighters and bombers, with their help you have to destroy the monsters. However, the HP of these monsters is very high, so you have to take care of your equipment and not let them destroy all the cities on the map. There are even missions for the monsters themselves.

It's not bad golf. Requires some skill, as hitting the ball is an event. Not bad graphics, the top view shows the whole course. Lots of different areas to play in. You can play in pairs, but you have to take turns.

Golf simulator. The music and graphics are that bad, but the gameplay is pretty close to reality (within the possibilities of an 8-bit console, of course). Before each shot, you have to choose a club, set the direction and power of the shot, and then hope that the ball goes in the right place.

In this golf game you won't have the chance to miss the ball, you can miss if you don't press the buttons. Good graphics will help you orientate yourself at this stage, standard set of clubs for the game. There is even a pointer to show where the ball is going, which is a nice touch. You can play for two with a friend or pass the championship and get a Grand Slam (reward is such).

A poorly made golf game where you can't even see the player (i.e. yourself when you play). Mediocre graphics of the surrounding world are a hindrance, but the course of the game will not bore golf lovers. Gusts of wind affect the flight of the ball, and endless lakes and sandy areas make for a long game. You can play with up to four people on the same computer.

Another version of golf made like a golf club. You have to adjust your shots to the wind and the surrounding landscape.

The player assumes the role of Golgo 13 (also known as Duke Togo), an assassin, a character from various manga comics. Goglo's goal is to take down the leader of the “Drek” faction and recover a stolen deadly biological weapon codenamed “Cassandra G.”. Along the way, Golgo 13 must pass several locations, including East Berlin, Athens, and Alexander Island off the coast of Antarctica. While Goglo is outside, the game is a side-scrolling experience where the player can interact with passersby, shoot and jump. When Goglo enters a building, then the game switches to a 3D first-person maze where by avoiding soldiers and moving between floors, Goglo collects various clues to progress through the storyline. The game also features helicopter flight levels and several sniper episodes that require precise aiming.

Renju (Gomoku) is a board game popular in the East. Also known as Five in a Row.

A very exciting platformer released by Konami in 1986, based on the film of the same name. The young hero Mikey must rescue his friends from captivity, first by wandering through an abandoned restaurant and then through caves. He is hindered by big mice and villains - the greedy Fratelli brothers. His enemies need to be kicked. The mice don't last long, but the brothers can only be stunned for a while. Bombs fall from the mice. Use the bombs to free your friends by placing explosives under the door. You can also find useful prizes and exit keys in the doors. As well as the enemies, there are plenty of other obstacles around, so be careful. The whole process is so entertaining that the time will fly by unnoticed.

The sequel to the first part of Goonies. We play as Mikey again, searching for captured friends and a mermaid girlfriend. The hero has an armoury - a list of items he can choose from. The game world is confusing: there is a lot of walking to do, moving from place to place, peeking into rooms and eventually freeing your friends from captivity. As well as a side-view mode, the game also has an 'out of sight' mode where you go into the room. In line-of-sight rooms, you have to tap the walls with your fist or hammer to find the prizes you want. It won't be easy to figure it all out at first, but it's worth it - the game is interesting and entertaining.

The game is similar to Tetris, except that instead of the usual blocks, water pipes fall from above. The aim of the game is to score points by stacking blocks in such a way that the pipe stretches from one edge to the other. What this has to do with Mikhail Gorbachev remains unclear.

A game for intellectuals, in Japanese.

A game for the Light Gun.

Famous hit from Konami. You fly in the blackness of space and over enemy bases. Lots of enemies and lots of weapons to suppress them. All kinds of upgrades, for example: add another powerful shield to your ship to protect you from bullets. An interesting system of upgrades: as you take each bonus, the scale fills up by one point, and you can choose the item you want at any time to upgrade your ship and reset the scale. This system would later be used in Contra Force. A great side-scrolling shooter, a real hallmark of quality.

The sequel to the excellent side-scrolling shooter. Now you can choose your own power level, i.e. your own weapons, at the beginning of the game. Only the ship itself remains the same, but the environment and music have changed for the better. Enemies are even more varied. Quite powerful special effects for the NES have appeared. You can now choose your weapons and ship before you start the game. Some bosses, such as a man's head with his brains out, are impressive. The game is a real sign of quality from Konami. Beware: it is quite challenging.

In this game, your character is a knight with a sword, fully clad in armoured lats. The enemies are skeletons, giant eyes and other representatives of the underworld. Your hero cannot jump, he can only fall into the water (after which he dies). Seen from above, the graphics are average, but the music is pleasant.

You can choose from three fun cyborgs. One can kick, one can punch, one can hit with his hand and one can sword. You progress from level to level with your chosen cyborg. Enemies are also cyborgs (cyborg bird, cyborg dinosaur, etc.). As in many arcades, your hero moves horizontally from left to right. The graphics are decent, as is the music.

The game is reminiscent of Tetris. Cards fall from the top and you have to stack them to earn money. The game is similar to "Cadillac", but more interesting: a few innovations have been added: a joker card (which can replace any card), now it is not necessary to clear the screen completely to complete the level - it is enough to collect the required amount. And the main thing is that you can now put the cards aside!