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An ordinary schoolgirl named Yuko Asou is destined, with the help of the miraculous sword Valis, to challenge the demon lord Rogles and save the dream world - Vekanti - from total enslavement by darkness. You will have to overcome hordes of different enemies, defeat evil bosses, and visit many different locations - from an ordinary Japanese subway station to the majestic citadel of the demon lord. An interesting platformer, with the possibility of pumping weapons and a considerable number of magical abilities that the heroine gets after defeating the next boss. The graphics are not bad for the time, and the music is very decent.

Once again, Yuko Asoo must confront the representatives of the Dark World and its new ruler, King Glames. The Dark World is rapidly collapsing, and Glames will do anything to save his subjects from imminent destruction. This time, not only the fate of Vekanti hangs in the balance, but also the future of Earth! The main innovation in Valis III is the ability to play as multiple characters. Initially, only Yuko is available, but later the young warrior Cham and the sorceress Valna will join her. Yuko is physically strong, Cham is a well-balanced character with a long-range chain attack, and Valna has a great command of magic. You can switch heroines at any time, except during boss fights. Overall, it's still as good a platformer as the first game - with good graphics, good music and an interesting plot.

Scrolling shooter of not bad level. You choose between three planes and go into battle. Weapons can be improved by upgrades, and some enemy machines can be knocked out. The planes are low on energy, so you have to rotate well to avoid exploding before time runs out. Bosses are available. The game is for 1-2 players.

Quite a good game with good graphics and music. Vectorman fights against Warhead, an evil robot. In each stage you have to collect photon stars, throw energy discharges at enemies and advance through colourful locations. Bonus points are awarded for time saved and photons collected. There are also original stages. Bosses are present, as usual in this type of game. Single player game.

The adventures of the Vectormen continue. There are no major changes to the graphics or combat, which is understandable - the game looks the same. Vectorman's ship is in trouble and he must find out what has happened. Again, you have to collect photons and fight a variety of enemies in several stages of varying difficulty. Single player game.

A medium sized space shooter. Your ship rushes forward, eliminating numerous enemies, intermediate and final bosses. Weapons can be upgraded on the fly. There are also super discharges to eliminate enemies instantly and a shield to protect the fragile ship. This is clearly a game for shooters.

An isometric scrolling shooter. The graphics are not bad, the sound is average. The objective, as in most similar games, is simple - shoot in all directions. There are several types of super-powerful shots, and you can also increase the power of your weapons. The game is suitable for 1-2 players.

A fighting game with good graphics. Several fighters with good punching power fight in duels on the background of colourful landscapes. You can set the difficulty level, the number of victories to win the fight (1-3). The game is designed for 1-2 players. The game does not stand out from the general series of fighting games.

The first successful full 3D racing game in the history of video games. Despite the total lack of textures (the polygons are just painted with different colours), the game still looks pretty good. PS. The game was only emulated at the end of 2008, so it won't run on the oldest emulators (especially those based on Gens sources).

Another Simpsons-themed game. Once again, Bart has to take part in various ridiculous situations. These include throwing rotten tomatoes at passers-by, riding a bike through rubbish dumps, and even more ridiculous things - running through the levels as a piglet and a kangaroo. In other words, the game is reduced to utter silliness, as Simpsons games tend to be. A single-player game for fans of The Simpsons.

Pinball. What else is there to say? You choose the type of field, the level of difficulty - and off you go. Race the ball, score points. The game is for 1-4 players.

A game about robot wars (controlled by humans). Battles are fought in a turn-based mode. You must defend your base and attack enemies with the help of friendly robots. Two main types of actions: movement and attack. Attacks can be carried out from a distance (with lasers) or, if the enemy is close, in close combat. Each robot has its own characteristics and advantages. A sort of game for amateurs.

A fighting game with cyborgs and robots. The graphics are good and the fights look good. However, the choice of heroes for the story mode is small - only three. You can also have a separate fight or play with another player. The number of victories for success in a fight: 1-5.