Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)

This cartridge contains five Data East games for the SNES:* Fighter's History Fighter's History: Mizoguchi Kiki Ippatsu! Magical Drop Magical Drop II Super Side Pocket Fighter's History: Mizoguchi Kiki Ippatsu!! is in the original Japanese language, but both Magical Drop and Magical Drop II use fan translations by Aeon Genesis. This set also includes a set of two stickers and two buttons, as well as a protective sleeve for the cartridge.

This cartridge contains all three Joe & Mac games for the SNES: * Joe & Mac * Congo's Caper * Joe & Mac 2: Lost in the Tropics This set also includes a set of stickers and two buttons, a coloured instruction manual and a protective case for the cartridge.

Young Morris Rolph has been trapped in the underworld due to a malfunction of Dr. Sick Pot's new teleportation machine. He has now been split into four component parts, represented by a liquid, a gas, a hard ball and a bouncing ball, and must traverse 24 levels (36 in the special A1200 version – reflecting the game's storyline where improved technology causes more problems for Morris) to find the machine's parts so they can be reassembled to bring him back to life. The gameplay is loosely influenced by Lemmings, as the levels are populated with many points that cannot be crossed in every form – walls, fire, gaps, thorn bushes and the like. On each level there is a certain number of transformations, although you can sometimes pick up additional ones, and there are heaters and freezers throughout that cause transformations in certain states. All of this happens while adhering to a time limit. As in Lemmings 2, you can enter the next level at any time in each of the worlds, so you only get stuck after four attempts and cannot proceed further.

Simplified, this is the merger of the previously released Super Mario All-Stars collection, with Super Mario World added. While the games already included in the All-Stars bundle feature significant graphical and audio improvements, the only change to Super Mario World is a slight adjustment to Luigi's graphic sprites, making him appear slightly thinner and taller (rather than the same size and build as Mario), which does not affect gameplay. Overall, the following games are included: Super Mario Bros. Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels Super Mario Bros. 2 Super Mario Bros. 3 Super Mario World Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World could only be found in the "Mario Set" bundle edition of the Super Nintendo console.

The hero Maxim and his group defeat the Sinistrals on the Mountain of Ruin (as depicted in Lufia II), and all is peaceful. With great peace at hand, the world's defensive forces become lax. One hundred years later, attacks allegedly from the Sinistrals occur. It is the task of the hero's descendant and his childhood friend Lufia to form a new group of champions to save the world. The gameplay is quite standard for RPGs, with turn-based combat via an icon menu and random encounters. The puzzles in the dungeons are also of above-average importance.

Time Trax is based on the sci-fi action series from 1993–94 starring Dale Midkiff in the lead role. You take on the role of Darien Lambert, Captain of the Fugitive Retrieval Section of Washington D.C. The year is 2193 and your once high arrest rate has deteriorated drastically, as routine manhunts end in mysterious disappearances. It is discovered that renowned MIT scientist Dr. Mordecai "Mo" Sahmbi, using his invention, the time machine TRAX, has sent criminals back to the year 1993 and travelled back himself. TRAX is captured by the police, and there are three suspects as to who has the task of catching the criminals and sending them back to the year 2193. As Lambert, your main objectives in this game are neo-Nazi racist Sepp Dietrich and Sahmbi himself. You have some equipment to help you: your supercomputer S.E.L.M.A. (Specified Encapsulated Limitless Memory Archive), disguised as an AT&T Mastercard and whose holographic form resembles a British nanny, and the PPT (Pellet Projection Tube), a weapon that can stun a person for a few minutes to several hours and fire projectiles that make people transportable to the future, disguised as a remote control for a keyless car alarm system. You also have the ability to stop time (this slows the speed of images reaching your brain so you can react quickly) and your Mosh-Ti skills (a Western advancement of martial arts) that you can rely on when things get dicey. You run through the streets of the future, through the Smithsonian (around 1993), ride motorcycles and jet skis, fight criminals on a construction site and much more until you finally catch both fugitives.

This version of Space Invaders is based on the 1994 arcade game Space Invaders DX, but lacks the parody mode of that game. What remains is the classic mode, in which the player can choose the type of arcade cabinet (upright, black and white, etc.) as the background for the action, as well as the two-player versus mode. In versus mode, the screen is split, with each player trying to survive and eliminate more invaders than their opponent. The Game Boy version has both single-player and two-player modes and uses the typical Game Boy colours (black and grey). However, if you connect the cartridge to a Super Game Boy, you can play the game in all four cabinet types featured in the SNES version. The PC Engine (TurboGrafx) CD version offers an additional "Cosmic versus" mode, in which the background consists of anime-style images of girls. They also appear in the "Omake mode", a single-player variant with the same backgrounds. The WonderSwan version does not offer all four cabinet types (only black and white), but retains the versus mode.

Based on the famous comic series about the good cowboy Lucky Luke. In this game, Lucky Luke must arrest the four Dalton brothers - Averell, William, Jack and Joe. The game involves progressing from level to level, shooting enemies (evil cowboys, escaped prisoners and hostile Native Americans) with Luke's revolver, collecting various items such as bullets, dynamite or sheriff stars, running, jumping, crouching and climbing. The locations range from forts, towns and prisons to mines, a train and a haunted saloon. In each level, Luke must complete various sub-objectives to progress, such as freeing a bank manager, collecting gold nuggets for a miner in exchange for nitroglycerin, or building a totem for the Apache. Some levels end with boss battles, usually against one of the Dalton brothers. Various arcade sequences between levels include pursuing the Dalton brothers, riding on Luke's faithful horse Jolly Jumper, running away from a tornado, or navigating on a raft. Bonus level arcade sequences include a wrestling match with Jolly, bottle shooting, or a revolver run roulette. The game uses a password system that allows you to start directly at certain points in the game. It was developed in French, English, German and Spanish.

A sequel to the arcade game Arkanoid. Move the ball with the paddle and strike blocks to clear the level. Once all the blocks in the current level are gone, you advance to the next level. Power-ups such as lasers and paddle extensions help you throughout the levels. Unlike the arcade version, this sequel features boss battles and a sort of storyline.

The edition of FIFA released in late 1997 was closely tied to the qualification process for the 1998 World Cup. In the "Road to the World Cup" mode, you lead a team from its first qualification match to the main tournament, taking advantage of the different systems in different parts of the world. The game features 16 different outdoor stadiums. League play includes 189 clubs and 11 leagues. Each team has special crowd chants integrated into the soundscape. The action is faster than in previous versions, and the AI has been expanded. Players have different facial features and hairstyles. Each match is introduced by Des Lynam and commented on by John Motson and former Scottish national player Andy Gray.

Another in the series of Midway's retro arcade compilations. This is the first to include early Atari titles (in addition to the usual FMV interview segments). The games included are: Asteroids Battlezone Centipede Missile Command Super Breakout Tempest

Did you always want to live on a farm, with nothing but the sun, the fresh scent of your harvest, the muddy fields beneath it and cows and chickens to keep you company? Well, you're in luck, because you've just inherited your grandfather's ranch, but it's in a terrible state! What can you do? You do what farmers do: you roll up your sleeves, get into the dirt, get the farm in order and make it the best farm anyone has ever seen! It will certainly be lonely on the farm... but don't worry! There are plenty of girls in the village, and if you treat them well and win their love, you'll have a wife for yourself! So come on, farmer! You have 2 years to make a name for yourself on the farm! Work hard, and the rewards will be great!

Get ready for more nights of masochistic puzzle fun, as the lost Vikings need your help once again! The brothers (Erik the Quick, Baleog the Fierce and Olaf the Stout) are trying to get back home, and you must accompany them on their journey. Two brand new characters (Fang, the werewolf, and Scorch, the dragon) are also joining the party. Each character has their own special talents, and they must be used together if you want to win.

The Adventures of Tintin: Prisoners of the Sun is based on the Belgian comic book of the same name. The basic storyline is the same: Professor Cuthbert Calculus is kidnapped and the player must rescue him in the role of Tintin. The rest is somewhat looser: unlike the comic, which is mainly set in Peru, this game offers many different locations around the world. The gameplay itself is a typical jump'n'run action: Tintin runs through the levels while avoiding enemies. Pretty much everyone, e.g. little girls and security guards, is out to get Tintin, who cannot defend himself. This means that the most important aspect is to learn the positions of enemies and their patterns and know how to avoid them. But he must hurry, as time is limited. The key to success is the use of two game planes: from the player's perspective in the foreground and further in the background. Tintin can switch between the two at any time.

Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension is a fighting game based on the Dragon Ball Z series. Players select one of ten fighters: Freeza, Gotenks, Kid Buu, Majin Buu, Majin Vegeta, Perfect Cell, Piccolo, Son Goku, Ultimate Gohan and Vegetto. Hyper Dimension features a Story mode that begins with the Freeza Saga and ends with the Buu Saga. In this mode, you battle one-on-one against various opponents. In addition to Story mode, this game also includes a Versus mode, a Tournament mode and a Practice mode.

This time, both Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong have been kidnapped by a mysterious new leader of the Kremlings, and it's up to Dixie and her new team-mate Kiddy Kong to save the day. New elements to the series include the Brother Bears, thirteen bears that help you on your quest by building certain items when you pay them with Bear Coins found in each level. There are also new bonus missions where you play a party game in the style of a 1st/3rd person shooter. Additionally, there are a number of new enemies, the usual giant end bosses, and a collection of the Kong family that will help you as best as they can. The Game Boy Advance version adds a new world Pacifica, consisting of six stages and a boss level. A new boss called Kroctopuss and a new bear brother called Bachelor have also been added. Swanky's Sideshow has been turned into a virtual reality mini-game and Funky Kong also offers his own mini-games. Furthermore, five additional Banana Birds have been added to the game, bringing the total to 20.

The planet, known to its inhabitants as Earth, consists of two areas – the surface, the Lightside, and the underground world, the Darkside. Two cosmic powers, called God and Devil by humans, fought bitterly until their last battle in Antarctica led to a catastrophe: the continents of the surface world sank into the ocean and presumably wiped out all life on the Lightside. The isolated underworld, consisting of frozen crystal mountains and lava flows, however, continues to exist. A young boy named Ark grew up in Crysta, the only remaining village on the Darkside. One day, he and some other boys hear mysterious voices behind a door that the village elder has forbidden them to open. Unable to resist their curiosity, they open the door, and Ark finds a box containing a strange creature. When Ark opens the box, all the villagers are accidentally turned to stone. To bring them back to life, Ark must find five towers in the dangerous Darkside and eventually restore life to the planet's surface. Terranigma is an action role-playing game. Ark advances after completing an important task or clearing an area. He can attack enemies with various weapons and use different techniques: piercing, jumping, pushing, etc., which result from the combination of three basic actions – attacking, running and jumping. Special objects, called Magirocks, can be collected and converted into rings, which function as single-use items and can cast spells. The game is closely related to Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia and is often regarded as the final part of a trilogy. Less

Casper the Friendly Ghost's three uncles have turned Dr. Harvey into an ectoplasm blot. Now it's up to Casper and Dr. Harvey's daughter Kat to find a way to rescue Dr. Harvey. To do this, they must find seven cell integrator capsules scattered throughout the Whipstaff mansion. Once found, the capsules can be used in the Lazarus machine. This machine has the power to free Dr. Harvey from his predicament. Players take control of a hovering Casper, who is followed by Kat through the mansion. In the game, Casper collects items into which he can transform to ward off various enemies and help Kat get through the mansion unscathed. Examples of items into which Casper can transform include a butterfly net, a pillow and a plunger. Casper also has the ability to become invincible to defend himself. Casper can exit the screen where Kat is located, but if he strays too far from her, she will be kidnapped by a ghost.

In Incantation you control a young wizard who must complete several platforming levels. Enemies are defeated with various spells found throughout the levels. The spells have different ranges and attack power. Before a level can be completed, a certain number of items must be collected, and at the end of some levels the wizard will face a boss battle.

You control Mr. Do, who tries to collect all the cherries on the screen. However, there are numerous villains out to get him! Mr. Do can defend himself against the villains in two ways: First, he can push the apples that are scattered all over the playing field towards enemies and crush them. Secondly, Mr. Do is armed with a power ball. This can be thrown to destroy an enemy. However, Mr. Do only has one power ball, so he must wait until he gets it back before he can use it again. From time to time, an alpha monster appears on the screen, carrying one of the letters in EXTRA. If you use the power ball to destroy an alpha monster, you get that letter; if you've collected the complete word EXTRA, you get an extra life. Once you've successfully collected all the cherries, you move on to the next, more difficult level. The mobile version of the game contains both the original arcade version and an extended mode with new levels, power-ups and graphics.

Winter Gold is a winter sports game featuring disciplines such as bobsleigh, ski jumping and snowboarding, all in a 3D graphics environment. Both single-player and multiplayer options are available; in competition mode you can play with up to eight people.

Disney's Donald Duck plays the lead role in this side-scrolling platform game. As detective Maui Mallard, he is searching for a long-lost idol that has recently gone missing. At the beginning, Maui can also switch between his normal self and Ninja Maui, and with all the creepy Voodoo enemies he encounters during his adventure, he'll need all the help he can get. As mentioned, there are two personalities of Maui and correspondingly two different types of controls. Normal Maui carries a bug gun, with which he can fire a variety of different insect ammunition, from simple bugs to more powerful lightning and fire bugs. Additionally, Maui can combine bugs to attack his enemies with an even stronger weapon. Once Maui begins to find Yin-Yang coins, he can transform into Ninja Maui. Ninja Maui has lightning-fast reflexes and swings a Bo staff. Ninja Maui is not only practical for beating enemies, but can also climb between walls by jumping and bracing the staff between the walls at the height of his jump. He can also grip duck heads and swing down from them to reach areas he normally cannot reach. You must constantly find Yin-Yang coins to power up your Ninja personality, otherwise they run out and you transform back into Maui Mallard. The level layout in the Game Boy version is somewhat different, and there are fewer secrets to find.