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Another version of American football. Played exclusively on Kega Fusion.

American football again. The game is made according to the standards - single match, season, playoffs, view of the field from behind the goal, choice of play combinations - in general, everything as usual. The game is for 1-4 players. Poorly reproduced on Gens (?).

NHL Battles. During lockouts or in between seasons, fans of overseas hockey can treat themselves to a simulator like this. The graphics and sound are fairly simple, and the gameplay is dynamic and moderately interesting. The game is designed for 1-2 players.

Ice hockey. The game is made in the usual EA Sports style, which can be seen as both an advantage and a disadvantage. Graphics and sound are slightly above average. The game is suitable for 1-2 players.

Compared to NHL 95, the game has improved a little. This applies to the graphics, the sound and to some extent the gameplay, which retains most of its features. You can play a single game, a season, playoffs, and customise your lineups with swaps.

The game is made almost completely (copycat) like NHL 96. Therefore, those who have played the previous part will not find any special changes. The game is designed for 1-2 players.

Another NHL clone from EA Sports. If you don't collect games of this type and want to choose a game from this NHL series that fully reflects all aspects of virtual hockey on the Mega Drive, then this game is perfect as such a simulator. Probably the best of EA's version of hockey. The game is for 1-2 players.

Very good hockey, if only for one thing - you can't shoot sharply, only with a long swing. But you can pass.

Another version of NHL hockey. It is generally not bad, but there are a lot of toys like this. You can play a full season or playoffs. The gameplay is fairly accurate, and scoring a lot of goals will certainly work for players of all levels. The game is designed for 1-2 players.

Formula 1 racing simulator. The game is made in the same style as the NES, but of course the graphics are better and the gameplay is better. You can have a single race, a full championship, practice races. Machine settings and service in the boxes are available. The game is not bad and is recommended for fans of formula racing.

Your hero finds himself in a circus, where some creeps or ghosts or other evil things are running amok. Naturally, they are not happy about the appearance of a noble saviour and try their best to take him away. The hero only has one life, and there is not too much energy in it. Single player game.

Database of Japanese Major League Baseball players and teams.

This is interesting. A Japanese game, reminiscent of Warsong and part of Shining Force. It should appeal to fans of tactical RPGs. The music is great, and there are nice pictures between the battles.

Unlike the NES trilogy, this game is a mediocre Beat-'Em-Up, i.e. you walk around, fight everyone in the screen, beat them all - the screen shifts, a new batch of enemies comes out. It was never officially released.

Your hero finds himself on an island where he must save his precious life. Enemies, of course, will try to kill the hero at any cost. The fighter collects different equipment that can be combined for different purposes. The game does not make the best impression, so it is primarily intended for fans action films.

The famous strategy of KOEL. However, it is very difficult to understand without knowing Japanese. I think there should be an English version on the SNES.

Strategy by KOEI. The main difficulty of the game is, of course, that it is in Japanese. In general, the game is made in a typical KOEI style - a rather complex model of controlling a medieval area, aggressive opponents and increased demands on the player's patience.

Strategy from KOEI 1988. You compete with other chieftains for the throne. Once you have a territory at your disposal (which you choose), you must manage it as intelligently as possible. Of course, military dominance is a priority, as only the strongest can survive. Battles take place in turn-based mode. The game is for 1-8 players. Japan: Nobunaga no Yabou - Zenkokuban

Bad guys kidnap people from the beach and Normie goes to rescue them. That's the simple plot of this simple and straightforward game. Normie runs through levels, hits enemies with a bat and performs other heroic feats. Single player game.