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A very interesting RPG, both in terms of plot and gameplay. Among the items present are "map watchers", and different types of torches for dark caves, etc. In the settings you can enable auto-fighting (very handy if you play with acceleration and do not like the long process of pumping).

To the naked eye, there's no difference from the first part... The same battle menus, the same incomprehensible story in Japanese. And the same monsters for most of the game. The characters once again have an acceptable number of traits. And the graphics have not improved at all.

Japanese dominoes.

How can people twist the poor pinball! They put some monsters on the table, paint it in crazy colours.... But the meaning remains the same - the ball bounces back and forth until it collapses. The game is for 1-2 players. Japanese version: Devil Crash MD

Pinball with a mystical twist. What dragons have to do with it is not very clear, and there is no need to understand it. Race the ball around the colourful board in the hope of scoring as many points as possible. The game is for 1-2 players.

Many people have probably seen the film - the life story of the famous martial artist Bruce Lee. The game is a fighting game in which the fights take place in the locations from the film, in particular the first one takes place in the very bar, with a sailor. It is true that the set of punches is small, but the Wushu technique is clearly visible in the movements of the master.

Port Duke Nukem 3D for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis is a simplified version of the original game, featuring only nine levels based on the "Lunar Apocalypse" episode. Instead of directly porting the original maps, this version introduces new levels with a simple design and 90-degree angle restrictions, making them similar to those in Wolfenstein 3D. Textures, sprites, and sounds were taken from the PC version but with noticeable quality degradation. Despite these simplifications, the project is technically impressive for a 16-bit console and remains one of the most intriguing adaptations of Duke Nukem 3D.

The game was released exclusively in Brazil in 1998 by the local distributor Tec Toy. Its legal status remained unclear for a long time: 3D Realms denied authorizing its release, while Tec Toy claimed to have obtained a license through GT Interactive for limited distribution in Brazil. However, GT Interactive ceased to exist in 1999, and the issue was never fully resolved. Later, in 2015, another publisher (Piko Interactive) claimed to have legally re-released the game worldwide, but its legal status remains unclear.

A very popular game, the ancestor of all real-time strategy games. The remote planet of Arrakis has a precious substance called Spice, a melange that reduces the speed of space travel. There is a battle for control of the planet between three houses of the Imperial Court - the Atrides, the Ordos and the Harkonnens. Choose which house to lead and go into battle. The best game on the Sega Genesis \ Mega Drive and second best 8-16 bit game according to the results of the polls on the emu-land.net forum.

A very interesting RPG based on the D&D system. You create your party and go on adventures.... I really liked the surface battles. Very tactical, very interesting. Too bad the authors decided to add 3D mazes to the game. Why is this necessary? They turn the battles into a banal shooting gallery and it's easy to get confused. However, if you forget that, you will find spells and abilities known from other (A)D&D'shkami, a HUGE world (it doesn't seem so at first, but I'll give you a hint: what you see on the map is not everything...), not bad graphics and an interesting plot. The controls are at an average level.

It's a kind of strategy game. Because of the Japanese text, not everything is clear, but the gist is clear. There are two... mmm... two bases on the map, each of which spawns units. And you are playing for dinosaurs, and against you are some alien crawling snot.

Continuation of the Dyna Brothers game. Now we fight dinosaurs, apparently the aliens were killed in the first part. The game is still in Japanese, but the interface is better and clearer.

There is a soldier with an iron arm, with his back to the screen (and there is a hole in his back :-)), you control the target from his machine gun and do your best not to get hit. The difference from other similar games is that the enemy can run up to the soldier and then you have to use your hands and feet.

You control an ant with an armoured head. With this head, which he can throw, he destroys his enemies. And the point is this: Someone stole a lot of toys from the Earth, including an ant (by mistake). Then the ant was rejected and sent to a rubbish dump, and he escaped and...