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left. There is also a slash (down + kick) and a head kick (double tap right or left). The speed at which you perform the move will determine the amount of health you will recover at the end of the stage. The most universal technique is the slash. Bosses hit painfully, so move away immediately after the blow. If you get lost, there is a hint line at the bottom. Also known as Double Dragon IV.

Sachen's 1992 game.

An adventure game about a young superhero.

You control a powerful transformer that can transform into a fighter jet. Subtle music accompanies the fierce shooting of the brothers, and bonuses along the way will keep you going. The main objective is to destroy all the bosses.

A mixture of point-and-click adventure and fighting game for fans of oriental landscapes. The music is unbearable.

Baseball game. Not bad baseball for a dandy. Choose a team, then a player and start the game.

American football. The game was very popular at the time. You can follow different teams of football players on two screens. There are three game modes: your team against the computer team, a two-on-two battle with a friend, and a "coach mode" where you can act as a mentor and lead your team to victory.

An unusual football game with an equally unusual point of view. When you have the ball, you can choose an action from the menu: pass, beat the opponent or shoot at the goal. A very peculiar sports simulator.

NBA Championship. All fans of console basketball will definitely want to try out all the charms of this game. You are welcome to give it a try.

American football. The aim is to get the ball over the opponent's line. Choose the type of game, the team and who you want to play against. Probably the best on the platform.

I bet everyone's played this football game. It's called Goal 5. It's a top view, big pitch. It's great for a game for two!

Wrestling. The best wrestling game on the NES. Lots of players (up to 10), lots of game modes and different moves. Nice graphics and good sound effects.

In 1989, when the Ninja Turtles were at the height of their popularity, Konami released the first game about the young mutants' adventures on the NES. It turned out to be a varied platformer. At the start of each level (except the last), the turtles explore the terrain from above. When you enter a building or open hatch, you play from the side. Scenery and enemy designs are inspired by the dark atmosphere of the original comic. The character can be selected from the pause menu during the game. Each member of the team has their own health bar, so you can swap one battered turtle for another, alive and awake, at any time. The difficulty is high due to the controls, character sluggishness and vicious enemies. But true turtle fans will not be put off by such inconveniences.

The best fighting tournament on the NES. There are 7 characters: Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, Donatello, street fighter Casey, dragon Hothead and the main villain Shredder. There is a story mode where you play as Turtle Fighter against his friends and Shredder, two player modes, games against the computer and a tournament mode where you can play whoever you want against whoever you want. Despite the small number of characters, the fighting is rewarding: the controls are responsive, the techniques are easy to execute, and the visual and sound effects are not bad.

The second instalment of Turtle Adventures comes straight from the arcade machine to the NES. Now you can play together. Choose your favourite turtle and hack away at Shredder's henchmen as you make your way towards him. The graphics from the first game have been greatly improved. Many moments from the famous 1987 cartoon about turtles have been transferred to the game. Short stories are inserted between levels. In addition to the usual blows, the heroes have special techniques, each of which is the same (pressing both buttons, with one of them a little earlier). Ninja Turtles 2 is fun to play and will stay with you for a long time.

Konami released this game specifically for the NES console. The 3rd part is basically similar to the second one, but it has a lot of improvements. The graphics have become even more beautiful, backgrounds, objects and enemies are drawn more clearly and in greater detail, and there is more interaction with turtle objects (for example, when the hero is flattened into a cake or covered in soot). Each of the characters has their own special techniques. You have to use them carefully - each super move will cost you one unit of health. The intriguing plot is presented in a cinematic style. A more than worthy sequel, a great game in the series.

A sequel to Destiny of an Emperor, Capcom's original RPG. Released in Japan only. There is a fan translation in English.

Unusual action game. You play as a samurai who has left his katana at home, but has not forgotten how to swing his fists. That's what we're going to do.

Karate? Oh, not very well and understand the differences between one martial art and another! And the childish approach to the game gets in the way. It's like two schoolchildren clinging to each other after school.

Classic Nintendo tennis. So classic, there's even Mario. There's detailed scoring. It's a bird's eye view. Nowadays these games look modest. But it's still fun to play, especially with two people.