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Baseball. Like its other three dozen siblings, it has all the good qualities of a sporting event.

An economic strategy game like Medieval. The action takes place (where do you think?) in medieval Japan. There is even a battle mode. It is useless to describe the whole game and its beauties - just download it and let it take its place in your collection.

A platformer from Tengen in 1989. Strangely enough, you always have to run to the left and beat up enemies. The game is about a ninja who has an infinite supply of stars and the ability to jump. It looks like a C+.

Role-playing game. Dragon Quest with an oriental theme. This game has all the seven signs of a game worthy of the genre. It is highly recommended.

A non-traditional variation of Mahjong. The game features cute young ladies.

An unconventional logic game from 1990. An astronaut in space collects some glowing minerals by moving blocks with a weird gun (or blaster). It looks kind of bad. There is no dynamic.

A kind of strategy game. It's sure to kill you with the complexity of the action. The game is in Japanese.

It's a shooter in the style of GAN FAITHER. You can even choose your favourite terrain. Not bad entertainment for all fans.

Kitchen Treats Simulator. Imagine you are working in a local diner and you have to fulfil all the customers' orders correctly and quickly.

Shougi is a Japanese board game.

Shougi is a Japanese board game.

An adventure game with a role-playing and quest element.

For fans of confusing Japanese games.

It is worth noting that this game was created by Banpresto, which may be a good reason to pick it up.

Space Cafe Slot Machine Simulator. Everyone knows this game. You use a paddle to move the puck around and try not to let your opponent knock it away. Several partners with different playing techniques.

Mixed genre game. A combination of logic and casino slots. Low demand is very likely.

Not bad strategy game from 1996 in Chinese.

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.