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Fishing simulator. If you are not able to fish in real life, you can try it with this game. You can take part in a tournament or just practice in free mode. The control of the rod is quite comfortable, so you can expect a good catch, you just have to find the right spot.

The fishing simulator continues. A rod in your hand - and off you go. Patience and work, as they say, will overcome everything. You can fish in free practice mode (with weather, wind, etc.) or in tournament mode. Remember to buy some equipment from the shop, it will come in handy.

An ambiguous game, to say the least. Your hero finds himself in the world of some snails of poisonous green colour. There are various pieces of equipment scattered around, which you must collect and use. The hero is armed with unknown things, but they work against the slugs. The graphics in the game are below average, the sound is incomprehensible and the gameplay is more suitable for early NES games. The game is for 1-2 players.

A game about the adventures of two aliens. They travel between different worlds in search of spare parts for their ship. They meet all kinds of strange monsters and creatures. In addition to ship parts, there are other useful items, including $, scattered throughout the levels. A game for 1-2 players with good graphics, but not very dynamic.

Compared to Part 1, the game has undergone a number of changes, most of them for the better. The graphics and music have improved, and the gameplay has become more interesting and varied (and fun in places). Two goofy heroes continue their adventures through no less goofy worlds full of all kinds of monsters, friendly and not so friendly. The essence is the same - collect useful things. The game is for 1-2 players.

A port of an arcade game. In the story, a sorcerer has stolen our hero's girlfriend and turned him into a monkey. It is necessary to rescue the girl and restore his true appearance. Play carefully, as the monkey can be collapsed with a single blow and the enemy is easy to attack. Graphics and animation are average. Japanese version: JuJu Densetsu.

A game based on the 1992 feature-length Tom and Jerry cartoon. You control Tom or Jerry (or both in 2-player mode) in different levels. The objective is simple - reach the end of the stage, collecting fish (for Tom) and cheese (for Jerry) along the way. The levels are littered with all sorts of enemies, which you can throw at (if there is anything to throw) or simply avoid. The graphics and music are average, but the game is quite good.

Usually it's humans fighting dinosaurs, but in this game it's the other way round. You get to choose from three vicious reptiles, each armed with a machine gun. It's quite an image, isn't it? A dinosaur with a machine gun - genocide guaranteed. As well as being able to use its deadly weapon, the dinosaur can also use its butt or tail (depending on the character). Graphics and sound are not particularly important (although it should be noted that the quality is low). The game is for 1-2 players and has 3 difficulty levels.

Far from the most unremarkable baseball simulator. Graphics and sound are average. The gameplay is close to the real thing, but the game does not reach other simulators on the same Sega. Playing on the field is done from a top view, which is not very comfortable. You can play a single match or a whole season. The game is unlikely to inspire anyone. Also known as Super League.

One of the EA Sports versions of baseball. The game looks pretty good, but the graphics and sound are not so good. They have clearly been sacrificed in favour of making the game more interesting. And the gameplay is basically good enough, at least close to the real thing. Recommended for fans of swinging the bat.

Not a bad baseball sim. In the tradition of EA Sports. Good range of settings and game options. You can vary the strength and accuracy of your player when throwing or hitting the ball, and customise your team's line-up and tactics. The graphics are far from brilliant, but it's still a decent game.

A good racing simulator. You can have a practice race or take part in the championship. The races themselves are very well done. The game has three levels of difficulty, depending on how strong the competition will be on the road. The higher you finish, the more points and money you get. And the more money you have, the better your car. There are different weather conditions in the game, and if you see that it is going to rain, it is highly desirable to buy special tyres. Fans of games should give this one a try, and the first part can be enjoyed on SNES.

Golf. The graphics in the game are, to put it mildly, not of the highest quality, and neither is the music. The gameplay, however, is strangely good. Each shot can be performed in a number of different ways, both in terms of power and where it hits the ball. Of course, there are also wind, water and sand obstacles. You can play a simple game or a tournament.

A decent football simulator. You can play a friendly match, organise a tournament or create a league. National teams take part, and the selection is quite decent. There is also a star team. The gameplay is well organised and interesting to play. There are options to customise tactics. The graphics and sound in the game are decent, so the game is recommended to fans of kick-the-ball games.

A boxing game reminiscent of Super Punch-Out on SNES. The range of punches is large and varied, as is the choice of boxers. Each of them has their own signature punch and fighting characteristics. The graphics in the game are very good, and the sound is also quite good. It is possible to have a separate fight or tournament. In general, EA Sports is, as usual, at the top of its game. The game is suitable for 1-2 players.

Waking up in a forest hut, you agree to help find the sword. Although the game may seem complicated and gloomy at first, don't be in a hurry to hang your nose. Once you start thinking about tactics and pumping, everything will be in bright colours. Battles take place in real time and the game itself is focused on exploration. The most useful weapon is the sword, but the mace is better against bats. For short weapons, remember to use jump attacks (in place and diagonally). Magic will also come in handy. Items are hidden in platinum chests, while red chests contain healing herbs.

The game based on the Toxic Avenger cartoon series. Like the 8-bit version, it's a beat-em-up. You choose one of three characters, Toxy, Knowzone and Junkyard, who aren't all that different in terms of their moves. We move forward, fighting alien invaders and jumping over pits when necessary. In some levels you ride a skateboard, drive a motorboat or fly a helicopter. The goal of the game is to get to the alien king and show him what earthly monsters can do! The game can be played by two people.

A quality game based on the Toy Story cartoon. The graphics are brilliantly drawn, the sound is also excellent, and how many different game modes there are! You have to control a toy cowboy, Woody, who has always been the favourite toy of a boy called Andy. But one day, for his birthday, Andy gets a new toy - a space ranger called Buzz. Woody began to feel distracted and was very sad to see Andy playing with Buzz instead of him. So Woody decided to get rid of Buzz and threw him out of the window. When the other toys found out, they decided to get rid of Woody too. Woody realised he had made a big mistake and ran after Buzz, but he had already disappeared into the Pizza Planet car. In general, the plot is not weak. There are many different modes in the game: in the beginning you have to run around the room and help the toys, then you have to drive a toy car with top and back views, find 8 toys in a pseudo-3D level, hide under a coke can, carefully move forward, run away from bad boy Sid's dog, fly through the air on Buzz's wings and, of course, fight bosses at the end of some levels. The game is quite challenging in places, but that makes it all the more interesting.

A game of "don't hit a man lying down". Suffice it to say that your hero is armed with a nut spittoon. He will have to pacify the rebellious toys. Perhaps the creators of this work were trying to do something worthwhile, but it turned out to be a sort of silly action game of below-average quality. Single-player game.

The game that seems to be a "D", but it does not pretend to be more than that. In each level, your hero has to find all the switches (or switches) to get to the next level. Of course, there are monsters to avoid. Three difficulty levels.