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A sort of Brazilian "Who Wants to be a Millionaire? The questions are in Portuguese.

A sort of Brazilian "Who Wants to be a Millionaire? The questions are in Portuguese. The second coming.

A puzzle game where the main role is given to the mouse. Graphics in the game is average, the sound is good. Our mouse should move the blocks, so that this way to crush the enemy. I worked only the first level, so I can't describe anything else.

Sonic in Mario World.

Chinese remake of Soul Blade (Soul Edge) for Genesis. In my time I remember paying as much as 75 rubles! (at that time disks on the sonyku for 20 cost) for this miracle. On the box were drawn super screenshots from the PSX version, and the seller said that now and Sega have polygon games ... The game hangs on any emulator after a few seconds of play. By the way, on Sega it also hung, I changed it to Megalomania :) In general, the game for amateurs or rum-collectors. Dabble for the sake of...

It's a weird mix of RPG and Bomberman type games. We play a dude who can put jugs-bombs. Enemies - knights, cyclists and other evil. Graphics in the game is terrible, azh creepy. The sound is not better. The game turned out to be a little childish, tedious, although those who like Bomberman game will like it.

A frankly weak and, to some extent, even ridiculous attempt to portray Donkey Kong's adventures on the Genesis. Those who have played all three series on SNES (or at least one of them), better not to watch this game, so as not to burst into angry tirades. The essence of this version: our valiant Kong moves forward, throws barrels and jumps on opponents, collecting bananas along the way. In principle, the essence is the same as on SNES, but there everything is executed to the highest standards, and here... Single-player game.

Not a bad Japanese arcade game. Its gameplay is reminiscent of Bomberman. Bright colors and cartoon graphics can attract to the game for people of younger - school age. The game is unlikely to become a killer of free time, but it can not be called a failure.

The closest possible port of Super Mario Bros. from the NES console.

A real Super Mario with 16-bit graphics. One major difference is that it's a bit too fast, but it's playable.

This game can be called "Mario in the world of Chip and Dale". An improved edition of the Squirrel King game. The original had 2 flaws: a visually dull urban first level and the characters' faces frozen in wax masks. Both of these flaws have been eliminated - the character is bright and lively, and the first level has become friendly and pastoral. You can't jump on enemies, but you can throw crates. Plus we have a super attack at our disposal in the manner of a fireball (their number is indicated by a green something in the lower right corner of the screen). This game may not have stars from the sky, but it can give you a lot of fun.

The game is like Monopoly, but instead of chips, buses drive around the playing field. Because of the abundance of various hieroglyphs, the game is something vague. It is clear that you have to roll a die and move the bus, but why - the question.... In principle, you can follow what the computer is doing, but is it worth it?

The third part of the famous Tekken games was "ported" to Mega Drive. Familiar menu with only three options to choose from: Arcade, VS Mode and Options. Eight playable characters. Not very pleasant music. Basically a regular 2D fighting game.