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A sporting game similar to dodgeball. Four people stand on the sides of a square and another four (from the other team) are inside the square. Those outside the square try to hit the ball to those inside. It is not allowed to cross the sides of the field. In other cases, there may not be a square, but a field, if both teams have no restrictions on movement on the field. If the opponents catch the ball, they become dodgers.

Sports game. Badminton championship. You can play alone against the computer, two against each other, two against another pair (doubles badminton). The rules of the game are not explained, but they are easy to understand, especially for those who have ever played badminton or tennis. The graphics in the game are primitive, as is the sound, but this does not detract from the interest of the game.

An arcade game reminiscent of the famous Arkanoid. A three-dimensional box, top view (or front view, who can imagine). All faces, except one (there is none), are broken into blocks. Inside there is a ball and some critters. If the ball hits a block, it disappears (but the hole in the box does not appear!). There may be prizes hidden in the blocks. A glove hangs from the top and you control it. Its function is the same as the plate in a regular Arkanoid - to bounce the ball and prevent it from flying out of the box through the missing edge. The glove can grab and release the ball, as well as move in all three dimensions. It's not bad for a game of this style.

The game is based on the TV show "Jeopardy", which was broadcast in the USA in the 80s. You are asked questions, you have to give answers and you get points. There can be up to four players. You can also play against the computer. The game is entirely in English, so English language skills are essential. The prefix "Super" means not only better graphics, but also more difficult questions compared to regular Jeopardy or Jeopardy Junior. The quality of the graphics is not bad. If you can understand the following question (and answer), this game is for you. Q: A dead Daffy? A: Dead duck

The oldest game for the NES, but it's still fun! Mario sets out to rescue his princess who has been captured by a dragon, collecting coins along the way. He is opposed by walking mushrooms, flying turtles and ogre flowers. Enemies are killed by jumping on them. But that's not all. If you earn a prize, Mario can grow and learn to shoot. To get prize coins, you can try to climb up one of the pipes. The game has a 2-player mode, but you can only play in turns. The graphics are good, the sound is simple, but in this game it is not the main thing!

If you're bored with the usual Super Mario Bros., check out the hardcore hack "Frustration" and the Game Genie-enhanced ROM code IKAAAE, a code notable for making the game glitch unmercifully.

No, Mario won't be killing ducks here. This is the usual two-game setup, including Super Mario Bros and Duck Hunt, which are easy shooting games.

A collection of three great games for the NES console. ROM is fully functional and suitable for permanent use.

A collection of three great games for the NES console. ROM is fully functional and suitable for permanent use.

Mario is once again on a journey to the Far Far Away Lands. On the way, he has to pass through a variety of different places: fields, deserts, icy wastes and celestial distances. The hero can stand on the head of an enemy (almost any enemy), grab it and throw it at another enemy. You can also pull a turnip out of the ground and use it in the same way. Choose one of four characters, each with their own special moves. Luigi jumps high and far, but gets skidded around corners; Toad grabs and throws objects quickly, but is a poor jumper; Princess grabs slowly, but can fly forward through the air (a very useful ability); and Mario is simply the most balanced character. The game is single player, has good graphics and sound. The original game was Doki-Doki Panic, released only in Japan; Super Mario Bros 2 is an improved remake of it, replacing the main characters, some items and some music, and adding different effects and some enemies.

A sequel to Super Mario Bros. 1, released in Japan on the Famicom Disk System. Here is a pirated version of this game on the NES. The game is actually a map pack of the first part with slightly reworked graphics. Some elements have been added, such as a poisonous mushroom, wind in the levels, springs that throw you into the clouds and other such "goodies". You can play as either Mario or Luigi, and the gameplay is different for the two brothers. The second Mario is much more difficult than the first. In general, it is one of the hardest games in the series. The game was later released on the SNES as Lost Levels. If you want to find out what Mario's Lost Worlds is really like, go for it!

The creators of Super Mario Bros. were tasked with creating an incredible hit that would captivate gamers around the world and surpass previous instalments in the series in every way. They succeeded. Eight huge worlds, lots of different levels, a mountain of prizes, lots of interesting enemies, lots of secret locations, stunning scenery, addictive gameplay - all of this will keep you hooked. Each of the worlds has a map, and you have to choose levels by moving right on it. The mushroom and the flower are not the only ones - Mario can now wear animal costumes to fly, swim or fight. Prizes can be stored in a stockpile and retrieved when needed. On top of all this, SMB3 is packed with innovations. The first level allows two people to play Mario Bros. One of the best games on the NES.

Game from 1986. Despite the name, the game has absolutely nothing to do with Nintendo's iconic Mario. The game is considered to be the first unlicensed cartridge for the Nintendo Famicom and the first adult game for the same system. In the game, you control a small man who looks like Mario. You are chasing after a woman who is clearly "hard to get". Your goal is thwarted by a dog that tries to block your path. When 'Maruo' finally catches up with the girl, you will be shown how he undresses her. After that, the game continues with the heroes running around already undressed. The game has four different endings, after which the game repeats.

This is an electronic version of a handheld game with "hit the mole" type machines. Different creatures come out of the holes and you have to hit them in the head by hitting a special mat with a hammer that comes with the machine. To play on the emulator, you first need to set up the Family Trainer control. The aim of the game is to last one minute and score at least 80% hits. There are six stages in total, two main difficulty levels and one - secret - in which the creatures are changed.

A fun logic game in the style of a board game. A lot of things are unclear at first, but with time everything becomes clearer.

Logic game from 1991 without any special idea. Not everyone will like it, but there is still a small chance.

A sequel to the 1992 logic game.

An arcade game, pinball with a car theme. The board consists of two parts, a top and a bottom. In the lower part there are paddles to kick the ball upwards. If the ball manages to escape from the upper part, the game continues in the lower part. The graphics are acceptable, as is the sound. It is possible to play alone, two, three, four. If there are several players, they take turns playing (like in our childhood, when the board is one but everyone wants to play).

Platformer. The miner climbs up the mine and collects gold nuggets, shooting snakes, frogs and spiders with a mini-revolver. The miner's manoeuvrability is not the best, which makes the game difficult to play. The mine is flooded from below, and there are even piranhas. The quality of the graphics and sound leaves a lot to be desired, but you can play.

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

A remake of the Sincliar game of the same name by the same developers (Codemasters). Improved graphics and sound, as well as refined gameplay. The graphics are beautiful, the music and colour palette are also pleasing. Compared to the licensed game Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves, this Codemasters creation is much more playable. It was most often accompanied by Quattro Adventure compilations. On other systems, the game is known as Robin Hood - Legend Quest.