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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 kind of tactical arcade game. We run through the level and when we encounter an enemy, we go into tactical mode. In this mode, we choose an action and see the result.

There is an incredible mix of RPG and arcade on the screen. This kind of thing is not often found. The game is divided into two parts. The first and main part is running around the locations, like in arcades. We only have a punch and a jump at our disposal. There are a lot of enemies and they respawn endlessly. The more you kill, the more your experience bar fills up. Experience can later be exchanged for health and mana. The second part of the game is all that happens between locations: long conversations in Japanese and turn-based battles. These are simple, and victory depends only on the amount of health you have.

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.

A traditional adventure game, dynamic and moderately exciting. In the Japanese version of the game (called "Saiyuuki World 2"), we play as Sun-Ukun, the Monkey King. He travels through western lands, punishing enemies and acquiring useful skills. For the American market, the Eastern theme was not very suitable, so the developers changed the hero's appearance, making him an Indian. The US version was called Whomp'em. You can play both versions of the game and decide which one you like better. The idea is the same as in the Megaman games: choose one of six levels, defeat the boss, get his abilities. The game is hard.

The beat-em-up is alive and kicking! And so is this fantastic game. The music, hero controls and graphics are all top-notch for the NES. However, it is up to you to decide whether you should play this game. But it is worth at least getting to know it visually.

Japanese language role-playing game.

A rather unusual strategy game. In general, the word "unusual" is characteristic of most games on the NES, because the average gamer is already so bored with all the principles and standards of genres that they will be very surprised to see something like this.

A sequel to the previously popular strategy game about the distant past of the eastern lands and neighbouring coasts. After SAGA OF THE THREE KINGDOMS, such games are beginning to be unspeakably enjoyable.

Another quest with a Japanese theme.

A logical game like Tetris. Except that this version is best suited to the youngest players.

A logical game like Tetris. Except that this version is best suited to the youngest players.

Volleyball for the youngest players. Japanese cartoon characters are involved. A colourful and fun creation.

A Dragon Quest clone in an indie setting. This game is one of those treasures that for some unknown reason never left Japan, as it was made by real professionals. Kanji Kawai (GITS) and Rei Sakuma (Ranma 1\2) are responsible for the music, while Tamakichi Sakura (Super Mario Adventures) created the characters. The game is a wild mix of Hindu mythology, crazy characters and a huge world with dragons and other unknown animals. The gameplay is a mix of rpg with tamagotchi. You need to feed the dragon with enemies, and the nature of your actions in battle will be reflected on it. If you run away, he will become cowardly too.

A logic game from 1996. Something like a board game with dice bones, but progress on the board is accompanied by various puzzles.

Logic game. The developers of Kind decided to bring elements of arithmetic into the genre of ordinary games. This means that, in addition to having fun, you also have to answer the questions correctly. This is done by introducing answer options in the game itself. And we will play and learn to count (well, those who can't).

Logic game. The developers of Kind decided to bring elements of arithmetic into the genre of ordinary games. This means that, in addition to having fun, you also have to answer the questions correctly. This is done by introducing answer options in the game itself. And we will play and learn to count (well, those who can't).

Logic game. The developers of Kind decided to bring elements of arithmetic into the genre of ordinary games. This means that, in addition to having fun, you also have to answer the questions correctly. This is done by introducing answer options in the game itself. And we will play and learn to count (well, those who can't).

Logic game. The developers of Kind decided to bring elements of arithmetic into the genre of ordinary games. This means that, in addition to having fun, you also have to answer the questions correctly. This is done by introducing answer options in the game itself. And we will play and learn to count (well, those who can't).

The examples are gone! No problem, the games themselves are still there. Many thanks for that!