# Extras

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2020 Super Baseball  - Strategy Guide.doc


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Aaahh!!! Real Monsters - Game Genie Codes.txt


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ABC's Monday Night Football - Reviews.doc


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Addams Family, The - Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt - Reviews.url


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Addams Family, The - Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt - FAQ.txt


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Addams Family, The - Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt - Codes.txt


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Addams Family, The - Game Genie Codes.txt


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Adventures of Batman & Robin, The - Reviews.url


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Adventures of Batman & Robin, The FAQ.txt


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Adventures of Dr. Franken, The - Reviews.url


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Adventures of Kid Kleets, The - Codes.doc


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David Crane's Amazing Tennis - Reviews.url


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David Crane's Amazing Tennis - Codes.doc


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An American Tail - Fievel Goes West - Reviews.url


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Art Of Fighting - Character Backgrounds.txt


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Art Of Fighting - Character Profiles.txt


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Art Of Fighting - Quote and Dialogue Guide.txt


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Art Of Fighting 2 - Character Profile.txt


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Art Of Fighting 2 - Character Background.txt


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Bass Masters Classic Pro Edition - Codes.doc


# Games

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A fun and fast-paced futuristic baseball game in which each team can use the money earned in the previous game buy certain "enhancements" for their players - beefed up skills, cybernetic implants, bionic limbs, power suits, and in some cases new programming. Imagine being able to jump 100 feet straight up into the air to catch a pop fly, or round the bases at half the speed of sound! A nice change of pace from the standard baseball sim. The concept is well-thought out and excellently executed. This appears to be a port of an arcade game, possibly Japanese in origin.


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Three young boys training as ninjas travel to the orient as a favour to their Sensai, based of the feature film. A pretty cool platformer with great side scrolling action. The only problem is the levels are too short.


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You are sent on a quest to find the 7 lost runes in the land of Ticondera. A fun concept, but a little difficult to keep the average gamers attention. Try also, Mystic Ark - 7th Saga 2, which has been translated into English from the original Japanese version.


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90 Minutes - European Prime Goal (E) [!].zip

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Originally an arcade hit and this port maintains a very arcade feel. As you might expect from Namco, this is a high quality game. Sprites are very large compared to other games of this genre and the field of view is just right. Gameplay is excellent, striking a good balance between simulation and brainless fun for the arcade fan, who doesn't want to take things too seriously. OK, this genre is very crowded, but this is an excellent contender to the FIFA series and ISS. Definitely worth a try!


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Take the throttle of your choice of several modern military attack helicopters in three different theaters of operations in this first-person "behind the back" arcade flight sim. Pretty slick for its day, and makes good use of scaling and rotation on the scrolling terrain.  It actually leans more toward being a shooter, and that probably suits arcade fans just fine. However, it is very difficult to even figure out how to get started with this game.


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Based on the Nickelodeon show. A great looking side scroller, but it lacks action. Try this game only if you really liked the show.


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A football game for the SNES. Not up to par with today's football games, but what can you expect from a game that came out so many years ago.


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A 3D shooter ala Space Harrier projected over looping pre-rendered backgrounds. Space limitations make the video decidedly pixellated, but even if the graphics looked good it wouldn't make up for the hideous gameplay.


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A standard top-down shooter, harder than most.  Graphics, for the time, are quite acceptable. Nothing new, but worth a try if you like the genre.


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Now, people will either find this game extremely boring (due to the amount of work that goes into playing the game successfully) or they will love it immensely. I'm a bit in between. I liked the game, thought it was fun, but put it down after it eventually bored the hell out of me. Purely gameplay-driven, you use a menu system to select everything your doing, such as moving or observing, but it is difficult to figure out how to get anywhere in the game. Try it if you want. Maybe you can figure it out.


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A lot of reading to do when in this game, at least when it starts out. If you have the patience to learn, you may come to love this game. The original does have some way cooler aspects to it, but this is probably a better bet. On the downside, if you want a quick gaming fix, you will probably be frustrated by this game.


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A.K.A. Advanced Dungeons and Dragons. One of the first and more successful Dungeon Master clones.  Four heroes have been  summoned to the town of Waterloo to deal with a  mysterious evil that lives in the network of dungeons  and catacombs beneath the city.  "This is the game that  made me fall in love with RPGs. To me, it's a wonderful  classic; but to others, it's just another dungeon  crawler.  Lots of spells and lots of characters, but  simplistic controls that don't interface very well with  joysticks.


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A top-down adventure loosely derived from the feature film of the same name, in which Uncle Fester takes over the search for the  missing baby Pubert - the newest member of the family.  Often mistakenly referred to as Addams Family 2, this is a complete change of gear from the other two releases in this series and is a surprisingly good game. It is rather difficult to figure out the goal though.


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Addams Family, The - Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt

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Addams Family, The - Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt (U).zip

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Addams Family, The - Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt (U).png

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Addams Family - Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt, The.rsn

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Derived from the ABC-TV animated series  from about the same time. A lot better than the first release, with noticeable improvements all around. As with the first one, get around the levels collecting the money, while avoiding all the enemies and traps throughout the level.


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Gomez goes in search of the family fortune by wandering around the house, collecting all the floating money, while avoiding all the traps and enemies. A pathetically stupid run and jump game.


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Adventures of Batman & Robin, The (U).zip

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At long last!  A game worthy of the title it bears!  A 3D action platformer with great graphics and animation culled directly from the TV show.  This is a totally different animal from the Data East series, or Acclaim's Batman Forever, with more original gameplay.  By far the best and most challenging, this is the ONLY Batman game for the Genesis that you will ever need. Interestingly, the European release has a technosynth soundtrack that is quite different from the Amercian release, which uses music adapted from the animated series.


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You play as a monster that looks like the one from Frankenstein. You have to collect items around the level and avoid all the enemies to stay alive.


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Soccer Kid (The Adventures of Kid Kleets).rsn

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The World Cup trophy has been stolen and only one kid can get it back. Travel around as a soccer player using your soccer ball to help you through your journey. Pretty original :) I liked it for its originality.


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Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends, The

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Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends, The (U).zip

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Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle (U).png

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Just like the show, you have to get Rocky and Bullwinkle out of trouble. Run, jump, and climb your way around.


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Adventures of Tintin, The - Prisoners of the Sun

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Adventures of Tintin, The - Prisoners of the Sun (E).zip

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Adventures of Tintin, The - Prisoners of the Sun (E).png

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Oh dear, this game should really be ashamed of it’self. Turning comic hero Tintin into a game could have been such a cool idea and fair enough, this game is a graphical treat. The pictorial appeal of the original comic is there in spades. Tintin, his dog Snowy, Captain Haddock, plus the two bumbling detectives Thomson and Thompson are all there, which maintains the warm feel of the comic, but the storyline is completely lost. True, some effort had to be made to weed out Herge’s Nazi loving ideals, but instead of cool espionage plots, did we really have to be left with Tintin struggling to escape the perils of a library? Oh, but wait, what's blocking his escape? Is that girls with yo- yos? – Happens to spies all the time! Pathetic really. I’m afraid unless you're a die hard, french speakin' Tintin fan, heed my warning, you should avoid this game like the plague it is.


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Get in a plane and shoot lots of stuff -- Pretty standard. Players can choose from a selection of four planes at the beginning of the game (more can be unlocked as you progress), and each one has a unique primary and special weapon. Which ship you choose also determines what order you play the levels in.


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A blatent attempt at cloning the success of the sonic series, Aero uses a number of special moves and such as drill attacks, hovering, throwing stars, and warping to fight off foes and complete the objective for each level. The levels are all circus type levels with interactive objects such as cannons, and trampolines. The action gets old fast, rediculous in places, but you never lack for action. This game is the first in a series of 3, but it suffers from a really annoyng circus soundtrack.


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Get ready for more Acro-Bat action, the second title in a series of 3. This time you have a new plot and are not in the circus, which is a great relief, because the game doesn't have to suffer from that hideous circus music.  Still the same great moves and plenty of Sonic style action.


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Air Management - Ozora ni Kakeru (Aerobiz).rsn

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Aerobiz puts you in charge of a multi-million dollar airline. Goals are laid out for you, such as opening up a certain number of routes, or having a certain number of customers, and you must make deals with airports, buy planes, set up hotels, etc, to meet those goals, all the while staying in competition with other airlines and staying within your budget. Play against the computer or, better yet, bring along three friends and have the geekiest party ever. Far be it for me to judge, but if four people get together and the most fun idea they can think of is to go play Aerobiz, there needs to be some serious priority checking going on. Aviation fans might give this a 4/5 rating,  but for the rest of us, there is too much reading with far too many questions and answers.


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Air Management 2 - Koukuu Ou wo Mezase (Aerobiz Supersonic).rsn

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Basically, a slightly better looking, a bit more expanded version of Aerobiz. The idea is still the same -- use sharp business tactics to grow your little airline into the biggest and best airline in the world -- but Koei has made an attempt to make the interface a little easier to understand, and there's a bit more text to help you understand what's going on and what you need to do. Whether these additions succeed in making the game easier to get into or more fun is up to debate


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Pretty basic looking F1 racer, graphically similar to, but only marginally better that Pole position, one of the earliest arcade racers. There are some options available in the set-up but they can't compensate for the poor quality, outdated graphics. Don't bother, there's far better racers out there.


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Fly around in a helicopter taking out everything in sight. From tanks to trucks, take em out using machine guns, missiles, etc.


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Vertical side-scrolling shooter inspired by an old Atari 2600 game. This game is really crap. The graphics look like they came from an Atari 2600 and the sound is very crappy - VERY CRAPPY.  STAY AWAY from this WEAK piece of JUNK.


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Follow the career of Al Unser Jr. as you progress from racing go-karts to snowmobiles to IROCs to, finally, Indy cars. There are three tracks for each vehicle, and three different set-ups to choose from (better handling but less speed, high top speed but poor braking ability, etc). Though the vehicles range from go-kart to Indy car, they all seem to control exactly the same. Notable for its attempts at adding hills to Mode 7 racing, but the result is mixed: Sometimes it works, sometimes it makes the track more of a jumbled mess than it was before.


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Follows the plot of the movie pretty closely, with little deviation from the Genesis version despite the fact that they were made by two different companies. This version lacks the smooth, Disney-created animations of the Genesis game, but the visuals here are still very good.


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The graphics and sound are quite reminescent of Zelda 3 - in other words, they're good.  The game is one endless battle; to journey to the next town your characters must fight their way across a hex grid riddled with monsters. The map endlessly scales and rotates during these battles, which can get annoying.  Overall it's good, but there's no guarantee you'll like it. The game has now been fully translated into English.


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The graphics and sound are quite reminescent of Zelda 3 - in other words, they're good.  The game is one endless battle; to journey to the next town your characters must fight their way across a hex grid riddled with monsters. The map endlessly scales and rotates during these battles, which can get annoying.  Overall it's good, but there's no guarantee you'll like it.


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Another cartoony mascot game, this time starring a chicken trying to recover his stolen eggs. Each stage must be cleared by pecking every balloon in the level, avoiding enemies and solving puzzles along the way. Enjoyment factor is hampered somewhat by an odd password system (one password every seven levels) and one-hit kills.


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Action game that more or less follows the movie it's based on. Run through the colony rescuing prisoners, repairing generators, and, of course, blowing the hell out of hordes of aliens.


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A lot like Final Fight, but with Aliens. There is way too much flickering in the graphics, however.


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All-American Championship Football (E) [!].zip

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Compete in several different challenges to become the American Gladiator. If you've seen the show, then you should know the types of challenges in the game. If you like the show, then you might like it. Otherwise, no!


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An American Tail - Fievel Goes West (E).zip

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An American Tale - Fievel Goes West (E).png

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Weak platformer based on the movie of the same name. Being based on a kids movie means it's geared toward younger gamers, but they will most likely become frustrated with the poor jumping controls. Worse still, the game has only 5 levels.


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A simple Tennis game with the legend Andre Agassi, who also helped in the design of the game. Not great graphically and the sound is merely adequate, but the player animation is smooth and it has some of the best gameplay that you might ever see in a tennis sim. If you like tennis, you might like to give it a go, otherwise try one on a later console.


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Play as the characters from Animaniacs and try to keep Pinky and the Brain from taking over the world. You can choose which level you want to play next on the world map. A decidedly different animal to the Genesis game under the same name.


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High-quality port of the groundbreaking PC game. You play as Lester, a scientist working late in the lab one night when an experiment goes awry and he is zapped to another world. There, he must befriend a native alien and solve puzzles in an attempt to get back home. Praised for its original game engine (see below), which provided fluid, realistic movement, as well as for its gameplay that, while very difficult at points, presented a unique challenge. Reminiscent of Prince of Persia, another PC title famous for its fluid animation and realistic gameplay. Known as Out Of This World in the US, Another World in Europe and Australia, and Outerworld in Japan.


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An RPG with a good story line, but the gameplay isn't too great. I felt like I was trapped in a little room, as the window was so small, and I could only move in four directions. Like many others of its time, this game received brutal treatment In its translation from the Japanese original. Lots of unnecessary changes were made such as equipment removals, alterations to the story, and dungeons revised for no reason, wrapped up by a translation by people lacking in comprehension for either language. We certainly have come far since 1992.


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A game similar to the all time classic Defender, although in this game you are a spaceman with a jet-pac. Nice 3D rendered backdrop makes this a decent update to the game, although it the majority of game design was way back in 1985, so it has a distinctively retro look. Dropzone is possibly easier than Defender, which may be a relief to some, but a dissapointment to those who love the frantic action of the original.


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Play as Ardy Lightfoot to get through the levels. Not very challenging, as there weren't any enemies at all when I was playing. You have a little friend that follows you around and can be thrown. While not bad by any means, it does nothing to stand out from the crowd.


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Keep the ball from falling to the bottom by moving the bar on the bottom around to hit it back up. Try to destroy all the blocks up above by hitting them with the ball.


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A seriously revamped Double Dragon clone, that has more of a Street Fighter feel to it. It's not Streets of Rage, but does have a fairly good story line - Your sister has been kidnapped and you go out into the streets to get her back. A pretty decent game, which will provide hours of mindless fun. There are some pretty cool moves too.


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A.K.A. Asterix and the Power of the Gods. Asterix and his sidekick Obelix must rescue a sacred shield stolen by the Romans. Like the first in the series, this is an excellent concept and an excellent game.


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A.K.A. Asterix and the Great Rescue. Asterix must save his village from a planned Roman attack. This is a great concept and an excellent game, the sequel is equally good and has a different storyline, why not try that one too?


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Not a huge deviation from other games in the genre, but still considered one of the best shooters on the SNES. Pilot your ship through 6 levels -- some vertical scrolling, some horizontal -- while shooting everything that moves. Noted particularly for its exceptional soundtrack and graphics. If you like this one, then try out Aero Fighters too.


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A cute little game about a teenage android who gets in  trouble way over his head after he wrecks his dad's space cruiser on a distant asteroid. Pretty standard fare, and will be too simple for many. But the music is nice and B.O.B.'s  wisecracking maintain the game's sense of humor.  Makes for an interesting evening's excursion.


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Help Rex the dinosaur skateboard through the levels, riding off several ramps and getting lots of air. If you enjoy the thrill of getting lots of air, as well as side scrolling platformers, then you could give this game a try, only this is a sample Beta version; try the released title Radical Rex


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An unusual-looking versus fighter with heroes made from stacked steel balls.  Can you fight your way to the top to a one-on-one duel with the Jester? Great concept but a lousy game, not much fun at all!


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Barbie embarks on the road to super model stardom -ridiculous plot, easy puzzles, crappy graphics, and the sound just plain stinks. Unless you have no life, don't bother trying this game, it's aweful! Can't believe something this dumb was even made!


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Another awful game for the SNES. Barbie takes a vacation and visits various places in the U.S. in the process - An improvement over its predecessor with improved graphics and a 2 player option in some of the mini games. Big deal, the improvement just makes this the second worst game  ever, it's still hideously boring and the little tasks are still stupid. No fun at all!


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A two-on-two hoopsfest in the same mode as NBA Jam, endorsed by NBA superstar Charles Barkley. Nice sound, adequate gameplay, passable graphics.  A bit more serious than NBA Jam, and has a few tricks of its own. I recommend the sequel over the original, as it is superior in most respects. Nothing like today's basketball's games, but still holds its ground. Try it if you really love basketball.


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Pick one of several colorful characters and participate in the annual BASS Masters (TM) fishing tournament. Neat idea, but it just doesn't work on 16 bit consoles, it turns out to be more of a commercial for fishing gear! There was a sequel, but pick fishing games on later consoles, Sega really perfected this genre on the Dreamcast.


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Bass Masters Classic - Pro Edition (U).zip

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Bass Masters Classic Pro Edition (U).png

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This is the sequel with better graphics and gameplay, it even features cameos by several well-known professional anglers.  If you liked the first one, then this will be a worthwhile improvement, but ultimately the game suffers from a lack of raw processing power - fishing games were way better on later consoles.


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Inspired by the mediocre third live-action movie, but thankfully not part of the Data-East series, this game is actually a commendable effort.  It's no Mortal Combat - the controls are a little stiff and your character choices are limited to just Batman and Robin, but it does have a host of fighting moves and fairly decent enemies.  If only the levels weren't so repetetive, then this might have been a must-buy.  As it is, it's a game that all fans of the Dark Knight will love.


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Based on the second live-action feature films and drawing directly on the comic book for its inspiration. Graphics slightly improved over Revenge of the Joker and the game engine is improved, but it's really just more of the same.  Like R.O.J. this is a fun game, but it's rather flat and uninspiring, with average gameplay at best. Final Fight is a better option, but then, FF isn't Batman is it?


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One of the earlier Batman games on the SNES. drawing directly on the comic book for its inspiration, but it is basically a Final Fight clone, just with Batman characters. Graphics aren't that special and the game engine is mediocre.  This is a fun game, but it's rather flat and uninspiring, with average gameplay at best. I'd rather play Final Fight than this, but then again, FF isn't Batman. Try Batman Returns, which is the next in the series.


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A fighting game without all the cool moves from games such as Mortal Kombat. Still its a good fighting game though.


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A really cool racing game where you can battle each other with different weapons. You can use the money you earn at the end of each race to upgrade and make improvements to your car.


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A game meant to be used with the Super Scope 6. Untested at the moment because emulators don't support Super Scope 6 emulation at the moment???


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A quirky but brilliant Japanese racer that's well addictive, very addictive! Graphics are a little pixelated and the music is a bit repetitive, but controls and gameplay are everything here and overall the gaming experience is awsome. An unsung hero in the snes world, you will find that this game will drag you back again and again - Love it.


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A top view head-to-head racing game, you can't see very far in front of you because of the view, so there is an arrow that points in a certain direction whenever a turn is coming up to prepare you. Quite confusing really, and gameplay is more like Micro Machines than the traditional type F1 racer. Controls are a little awkward too. You can safely pass this game by!


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Submarine sim, which is a far better effort than the graphically challenged Hunt for Red October. Basically, it translates into a kind of combat flight sim, but underwater. Except, if you ever tried swimming underwater you will know that the action seems to be in slow-mo and that is a bit of a problem here. It's an enjoyable game though, with nice controls and a neat hunter-killer gameplay. I liked this game and found myself addicted right from the start. If you enjoy combat flight sims, give it a go.


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Battletoads & Double Dragon - The Ultimate Team

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Battletoads & Double Dragon - The Ultimate Team (U) [!].zip

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Something like Final Fight, but with a few differences. Obviously, it has characters from Battletoads and Double Dragon in it, the Lee twins help the Battletoads fight space aliens - a bit more of a fighter than its predecessor, but the graphics have taken a hit in the process. Difficult to master at first, but fun once you get into it.


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Battletoads in Battlemaniacs (U) (26454).zip

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The Battletoads series appear to be a tongue-in-cheek ripoff of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Battle through the levels as toads that kick major butt! This game is a straightforward port of the 8-bit NES original with several minor improvements, but it's possibly better than it's sequal with Double Dragon. I really liked this game!


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A great game that needs to be played with the Super Scope 6. This is not emulated by Zsnes, or Snes9x


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A side scrolling game loosely inspired by characters and situations from the Disney animated version of the classic fairy tale Beauty and the Beast. The graphics aren't up to Disney's usual standards (or Sunsoft's, for that matter), and gameplay is merely passable at best.  I really don't care for this game, but If you are mad about the movie, go ahead and try this out. It gets boring though.


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Go all over town, in school, at the hospital, and anywhere else you would expect Beavis and Butthead to be, and cause all kinds of trouble or do anything else you'd expect from them. A bit like the Beavis and Butt-Head cartoon, this game has been alternatively described as tons of fun, or a piece of crap! - Make your own choice, but for die hard Beavis and Butt-Head fans, there is a totally different and far superior game by the same name for the Sega Genesis.


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Raise trouble in a theme park as one of two little kids. All sorts of cool things such as beating up the mascots. Don't let the guy in the black suit catch you though, or he'll kick you out. This game is bad, really bad. It's a lame attempt at a cartooney, Turtles-style side-scroll fighter. Motown should stick to records and leave game design to the pros.


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Play as Beethoven the dog from the movie and try to get past all the dogs, fences, people, and anything else that can stop you on your way to the end. If you die, you have to start all over, so it gets annoying. That probably won't bother you , because you won't be playing it, this game is a piece of crap, steer clear!


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a.k.a. Benkei Suna. You play a young lady destined for greatness in this top-down historical RPG set in the year 1274, during Japan's feudal wars. Never tried it, but it has a top rating!


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Best of the Best - Championship Karate (U).zip

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A kick-boxing sim, rather than karate as the name suggests. Graphically, it's pretty unappealing, animation is a little slow and player interaction is a little dodgy. That said, the game is more engaging and playable than you might expect - Well for a few rounds at least. Can't say it would have been worth buying in it's day, but it's ok for a quick bash using an emulator.


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Very nice graphics, but gameplay in this excellent golf game is only hampered by my inability to understand Japanese.


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A tongue-in-cheek sci-fi story in which you (as either a boy or girl) are selected to help fight off an evil alien menace that hates all beings with bones. I've always liked LucasArts releases, and this is no exception. Great graphics, great sound, great storyline, and an excellent sense of humor. A good place for RPG newbies to start.


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The name says it all. This is one of the coolest racing games I've played in a long time. Race as biker mice with an attitude. I really enjoyed this one!


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Bill Laimbeer's Combat Basketball (U) [!].zip

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Bill Laimbeer's Combat Basketball (U) [!].png

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Rather than compete with the NBA series as an out and out basketball sim, this game offers an arcade type style, which doesn't take it'self too seriously. The trouble is, the overhead view detracts fron the gameplay because passes and shots are more of a 2D affair. I'd stick to NBA if I were you!


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Great graphics and gameplay make this a close competitor to NFL. Well it's from EA Sports, what did you expect!


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Starts out easy, gets hard fast.  This is one of the better R-Type / Gradius 3 clones on the market and is an absolute must! This game features some truly original biogenetic ship designs.  Oh, and let's not forget the two-player mode, either!  Play it now for fast paced action and lots of it! The soundtrack is really cool too!


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Any of five cute Japanese schoolgirls, who are in truth superheroes, wander around downtown Tokyo and beat the crap out of the many ugly evil enemies they come across. Platform fighter inspired by the cult Japanese anime series from Bandai. Kawaii! This is a fairly decent fighter, but there are so many others like it out there, this one is for fans of the series really.


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European release of Blackthorne. Like Out of This World, or Flashback, you must plan each move before you act. If you're willing to put up with the sluggish and sometimes frustrating gameplay, then it's a decent game.  Polished graphics, good sound, and a grim atmosphere.


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Blackthorne is a mean warrior with a cool shotgun and various fighting moves. Like Out of This World, or Flashback, you must plan each move before you act. If you're willing to put up with the sluggish and sometimes frustrating gameplay, then it's a decent game.  Polished graphics, good sound, and a grim atmosphere.


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Another R-Type / Gradius 3 clone where you fly your way to the end of the level destroying all the enemies. Freeze a ship and fly into it to transform into that ship. Kind of like Bio Metal but with a lot slower action, and therefore, not as much fun!


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A great flight Sim. You fly a WW1 Bi-Plane hrough what is basically a Microsoft Combat type scenario, although graphics are a little jerky and outdated.


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It's the Blues Brothers, and their in their own adventure. Throw disks as a weapon and tool. There isn't really any point to this game though.


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Passable.  The graphics somewhat resemble those of the TV show and the music is bright and peppy, but the game itself somehow just doesn't wash.


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If you've ever seen the TV show on Disney, then you might know what kind of things to expect - Bonkers is a police mascot who has his own unique talents for solving crimes. In this game, three items have been stolen and Bonkers is on the case to get them back. Graphically not on a par with most Disney titles, and gameplay is ridiculously easy.  Save this one for the kiddies.


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Boogerman - A Pick and Flick Adventure (U).zip

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One of the weirdest games ever! You are Boogerman, savior of the world of gross, and you must throw boogers, fart on, and even belch on your enemies to defeat them. Use the toilets to travel around. Earthworm Jim has to be the all-time screwball platformer, but this is a close runner-up. Original, great concept and hilarious fun.


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The story takes place among the islands of Europea.  One of these islands, Avalon, is said to be the final resting place of an ultimate weapon known only as the Machine God.  Only those who possess the 12 rings of power can harness the Machine God for their own ends.  Your part in the story begins with the discovery of one of those rings. The game's battles are conducted automatically with up to 50 friendly and enemy characters engaged in battle.  Your job is to merely direct your troops and order their  movements on the field map in real time - sort of like Ogre Battle. This was later remade as the first of a trilogy of RPGs under the same title for the Sony Playstation.


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A good boxing game with lots to offer. Superior to George Foreman's K.O. Boxing in one or two aspects, but not all. Good graphics and gameplay, adequate sound. If you like boxing games, this one's a good choice.


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A really cool RPG where you want to become the "Dragon Warrior". Go on a quest to find all the dragons, and meet lots of people on the way. I really liked this one!


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Line the little creatures up with the circles matching their color. This game is addictive.


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A really boring side scroller. You fight the same guys over and over again throughout the whole game, and the animation could've been much better! You can pass on this one, but if you like the idea, a game of the same name has a really high rating on the Genesis. Maybe it had the benefit of different developers, or maybe it's just me.


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This game has a great story line to it, but the controls are very awkward. I wasn't able to progress in the game because I wasn't sure how the controls worked. Try it out for youself. Maybe you can figure it out.


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Never released in  the U.S. Adds support for the SNES Mouse, three new level  settings, and the much-ballyhooed "Time Attack" mode in  which you can slug it out with all of the game's boses  in timed duels.  The last addition is only available  after you have beaten the regular game.


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Travel the streets, causing all kinds of trouble. Like with Final Fight, defeat the hundreds of enemies that you encounter on the streets. This game has lots of fast paced action.


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Definitely not in the original Arkanoid / Breakout style. This is more of a Tetris variant, but you tear down a wall of colored bricks instead of preventing one from being built. The blocks can be eliminated when matching colors are next to each other, but the concept is harder than it sounds. I didn't like it very much.


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This has been described as one of the slowest and most boring games ever, but despite that, the plot is enjoyable, as are the characters, probably because (with patience), it really has tons to offer. If you can manage the first hour, you'll be playing this one for several more. If you are a determined RPG fanatic, play it now, you won't be disappointed! Interrestingly, Breath of Fire was produced entirely by Capcom, but due to the apparent lack of interest in the US, was not going to be translated and released overseas. Squaresoft picked the game up, translated it, and published it under their label in the US.


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Expands onto what was Breath of Fire 1, improving almost everything. BoF2 has really memorable characters, and all of them were developed thoroughly, except maybe Katt. Either way, BoF2 has some really cool systems and a deep plot that is only hindered by the disgusting translation of the game. I suggest trying it immediately.


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This is an updated version of the first game and it still struggles to compete with EA's NHL series. But again, the isometric, pseudo-3D court is a worthy effort which some folks prefer over the EA NHL's top-down approach. Still not as good as hockey games on the newer systems but good for the SNES.


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This is a passable hockey game, but in terms of gameplay, it can't touch it's competition, namely EA's NHL series. Graphically, this game unusual, in that it provides a pseudo-3D court in the form of an isometric view. Some folks prefer this view over the EA NHL's top-down approach and it's certainly worth a try. As with all sports games, they get better on newer systems, but this one's not bad for the SNES.


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The best thing about this game is that it sucks SO bad that it's a laugh riot.  Get this storyline: A huge dust cloud has hit the city, and the wind machine has been stolen, so you play as two dinosaurs with asthma to get it back! Baby T-Rex has greater playability and staying power than this, but that's not saying a lot.  You might enjoy the sheer bizzareness for a little while.


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Brunswick World Tournament of Champions (U).zip

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This is an impressive bowling game. Good enough to call it a sim, but very playable. The physics are so good, it could actually teach you how to bowl if you want to improve your real game.


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A Street Fighter clone where the tournament participants are intelligent animals with refined martial arts skills, plus several different locations to fight in. Fast-paced and furious, it features smooth character animation of large hand-drawn characters.  Moves are kinda limited, but the rest of the game makes up for this minor oversight.  Entertaining and even funny at times, this should prove an enjoyable diversion for fighter fans.


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Bubsy's back with even more great action and thankfully, it's not as easy to get killed this time. This game is more balanced than the first in the series (Claws Encounters) and even takes a stab at a pseudo-3D element. If you enjoyed the first one, then you'll definitely enjoy this one as well!


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Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind

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Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind (E).zip

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A good platformer game with bright colorful graphics, and fun gameplay - This game is the first of a series, the original brief was apparently to make this the 'ultimate Sonic clone'. However, development took longer than expected and the gameplay feels like it has been cut short.


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Bugs Bunny in Rabbit Rampage (U) [!].zip

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A side scrolling game which you will really want to love, but somehow it falls short of the mark. The cartooney graphics and animation are great fun, but gameplay can be frustrating at times and you will probably  tire of it quite quickly. Just think of it as is a fun romp through Bugs' world.


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Bulls Vs Blazers and the NBA Playoffs (U) (V1.1) [!].zip

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Third release in a series of four in the NBA Playoffs series, but this is still a pretty standard basketball sim. The Bulls and the Blazers are the main teams, but you can actually choose from all sixteen 1992 NBA playoff teams, plus the All Star teams. There are also supposed to be signature moves for certain well-known players, not that you would know, in reality the players just seem to run around looking stupid, like they don't know what to do.


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Shoot the different colored creatures at matching colors on top. Get three or in a group and they are eliminated. If you've ever played Snood, it's a lot like that!


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If you can stand the cutesy atmosphere, then it's a pretty good clone of Qix.  Nice, cute graphics, but a little too kawaii for me


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Several different gametypes to choose from including Hang Gliding, Jet Surfing, SnowBoarding, Body Boarding, and Skateboarding. Gameplay is what you would expect from the series - sometimes easy, sometimes hard. Still enjoyable after all these years. The graphics are just horrible in some of the game types, the Genesis version has the best graphics and sound of all the ports, but not as many events.


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A.K.A On The Ball. Guide the ball through the levels by rotating the world around it so that it can fall all the way to the goal.


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A hilariously funny military shooter that had me in stitches the first time I played it. An almost faithful port of the original from the almighty Amiga, except for the sound. I personally prefer this to General Chaos, although there are others who would argue the other way around.


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A cool biking game that goes for a 3D look to it. Race around on bikes, trying to get the most points and the first place position. Knock your opponents down for extra points. Cool game! Just a little slow!


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A good football game. The animation is pretty good for a SNES title. Still not up to par with today's football games but good back in it's time.


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An okay soccer game. However, the major drawback is that there's no type of circle or anything highlighting the player your controlling so you don't know who you are without playing around. Also released as Excite Stage.


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Captain America and The Avengers (U).zip

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Yet another Final Fight clone that could be a lot better than it actually is. Gameplay is decent enough, but the graphics are rough and the bad sound gets on your nerves after a while. Fans of the comic books will like it, but that's about it. The Red Skull is out to conquer the world once again (like he ever does anything else), so it's up to Captain America and the Avengers to stop him and his army of thugs. Inspired by the DC Comics serials.


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Yet another Final Fight style beat-em-up game. This one's got a few cool differences from the rest but it's still the same basic beat-em-up kind of game. Walk through the streets defeating all the enemies to progress.


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Captain Tsubasa V - Hasha no Shougou Canpione

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Captain Tsubasa V - Hasha no Shougou Canpione (J).zip

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Captain Tsubasu is an acclaimed soccer player, and his team has just qualified for the World Cup. It's up to Tsubasu and his teammates to see that the dream comes true. The Captain Tsubasa series are really a type of versus RPG, rather than an out and out sports sim - as such, controls will seem very ususual to the sports sim enthusiast. This game final in the series, each iteration incorporated minor team changes, and some small tweaks here and there, but all are excellent games for their era. There is also a version for the Genesis every bit as good as its SNES counterparts, known as Tecmo Cup Football, but the Genesis version has the advantage of being in English.


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Captain Tsubasa J - The Way to World Youth (J)

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Captain Tsubasa J - The Way to World Youth (J).zip

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Captain Tsubasu is an acclaimed soccer player, and his team has just qualified for the World Cup. It's up to Tsubasu and his teammates to see that the dream comes true. The Captain Tsubasa series are really a type of versus RPG, rather than an out and out sports sim - as such, controls will seem very ususual to the sports sim enthusiast. This game was the first in a series of 5 for the SNES, each iteration incorporated minor team changes, and some small tweaks here and there, but all are excellent games for their era. There is also a version for the Genesis every bit as good as its SNES counterparts, known as Tecmo Cup Football, but the Genesis version has the advantage of being in English.


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Battle out in a dogfight against two planes. Shoot down the other plane to become victorious.


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Help the girl get through the house by doing different tasks with Casper. Keep in mind that she can't go through walls and floors like you can though.


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Dracula X (Castlevania 5 - Vampire's Kiss).rsn

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A.K.A. Castlevania - Vampire's Kiss. This second (and less known) release for the SNES was ported from the PC Engine CD-ROM game of the same name and suffered in the translation. However, it was the first to employ anime-graphics in its design, plus lots and lots of blood! . Regardless of it's heritage, this is a great game that you can't let pass you by. Graphics are outstanding for a SNES platformer and gameplay is a solid as ever for a Castlevania game - Tons of fun! An essentially identical game to this was released in Europe with the sub-title 'Vampires Kiss'.


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A.K.A. Castlevania - Dracula X. This second (and less known) release for the SNES was ported from the PC Engine CD-ROM game of the same name and suffered in the translation. However, it was the first to employ anime-graphics in its design, plus lots and lots of blood! . Regardless of it's heritage, this is a great game that you can't let pass you by. Graphics are outstanding for a SNES platformer and gameplay is a solid as ever for a Castlevania game - Tons of fun! An essentially identical game to this was released in Europe with the sub-title 'Vampires Kiss'.


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Your typical World Cup soccer sim, which is a decent effort and bears an obvious likenesses to Konami's International Superstar Soccerbut. Ultimately though, it is unimpressive in comparison to any of the FIFA games.


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A simple pool game without a lot of options. There just isn't enough to this game to keep it fun. It gets boring after a while. For some reason the Genesis version gets a much better write-up, why not try that one instead?


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Sequel to Sensible Soccer. Let's get one thing straight - this game has style and was arguebly the best soccer game for any system around at that time. The players are the size of pinheads, so gameplay is the watchword here, because the minature view allows you to better follow the pitch of the game. You can score from anywhere, and the balls go in as soon as you play - the learning curve is learing the skills. Miss this at your own peril!


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One or two player can choose from an assortment of mercenaries to do battle with a wide variety of mutants in an apocalyptic setting. Collect money along the way to buy new and improved gear. This game did for sci-fi shooters what Gauntlet did for fantasy action games.


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I couldn't get past the menu system in the original Japanese release and it's a shame a translation patch isn't currently available, bacause this game has such awesome graphics!!!!  If you can get into it, the character animation will blow you away!  Its like Zelda with a taste of ancient Japan fantasy.


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A Spanish boxing game for the SNES. This is a good boxing game, but there is an English port by a different name; try Boxing Legends Of The Ring.


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Like the first, this game is in Spanish, but although there is an English port of the first version, called 'Boxing Legends Of The Ring', there doesn't apear to be an English version of the second game. The first game was good though and if you can navigate your way through the foreign menus, this game looks like a winner.


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This is considered to be the first of the so-called "modern" chess simulators.  It may seem cheesy now, but you have to remember what we had back then - nothing worth remembering unless you're a sadist for text, black- and-white, or three-color IBM PC versions, almost all of which were fairly beatable.  This appears to be a direct port of the Amiga version, and retains almost all of the sophistication that caused it to set the standard that all other chess sims have followed to this day.


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Chester Cheetah - Too Cool to Fool (U).zip

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Chester Cheetah was at one time the popular mascot for the Frito-Lay snack food Cheetos. In this first arcade game outing, Chester must go through all sorts of trials while trying to recover his stolen scooter bike. A mundane platformer with slow gameplay, lacking excitement. The characters and graphics appear to have escaped from a rejected Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoon. Yawn - another Mario wannabe. At least the graphics are kinda cool, and the music is better than what's offered in the sequel.


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Chester Cheetah - Wild Wild Quest (U) (59734).zip

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Chester the Cheetah is back in another adventure this time you get to go along for the ride as he tours the United States. Chester does Super Mario World, Sigh. Both graphics and gameplay have improved noticeably, but the sound mix is worse than before. No thanks, I'll pass.


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An update of the old arcade fave in which you cruise your chopper into enemy territory, seeking to rescue your comrades while avoiding enemy fire from all sorts of vehicles and emplacements It's nice to see an old fave get more than a just a cosmetic facelift. Every aspect of this game has been improved, including the already difficult gameplay. Well worth the trouble for both old fans and newcomers alike.


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Often thought of as the finest SNES RPG, Chrono Trigger IS in fact a great game. I dunno if I'd place it over Final Fantasy VI, but damn, this game is good, certainly one of the best games ever made! . I think the thing that sticks out most is how UNIQUE the plot is. Travel through time and lands to change the future to a better one. Great music, graphics, and gameplay! I just can't get enough of this game! I love it!


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Our good friend Chuck Rock has more than his share of daily troubles. A prehistoric platformer from the vaults of the people who went on to create Tomb Raider, and yet another title ported from the software library of the almighty Amiga computer. Graphics, sound, and gameplay are all great (whoever heard of using your gut as a weapon?!) and an enjoyable experience overall. A welcome change of pace for bleary-eyed Sonic fanatics.


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Build a land and try to get a strong civilization. Kind of like Sim City, so if you like that, go ahead and try this.


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Clay Fighter - Tournament Edition (U).zip

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A Street Fighter clone that replaces traditional hand-drawn characters with digitzed claymation figures. Doesn't offer many features compared to current releases, but gameplay is passable.


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Like the first one, but with more characters to choose from and even better action. If you liked the first one, then you should try this one out too!


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You start out controlling some weird little ball, but it can transform into different shapes and creatures. Mostly just getting from the beginning to the end of the level without many enemies or obstacles.


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Gameplay like Final Fight, except the gameplay is just too slow and dull in this one! It's okay to pass on this one!


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This japanese release of Clock Tower is actually the prequel to the game known in the states as Clock Tower. To differentiate between it and the US version, this release should more properly be sub-titled "The First Fear" because the game was rereleased for the PlayStation under the title Clock Tower - The First Fear. You play as Jennifer Simpson, fleeing from the insane psycho killer Bobby Barrows (AKA "the scissorman") in the Barrows Family Mansion. It's also a puzzle game sort of along the lines of the Discworld games, but the puzzles are a lot less nonsensical.


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Try to solve the mystery in this board game with 3-6 players. Based on the classic board game [Cluedo] by Waddington and distributed by Parker Brothers. This game was released on several platforms and it shows, it takes little advantage of the SNES hardware. Dull and boring, you will probably get more of a kick playing the original board game.


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Yet another Final Fight clone. This one's realy cool though! Lots of cool characters in nice settings and lots of cool moves! Good graphics and animation for SNES too!


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A good platformer game that's fun for a while. Nothing you'll get hooked on (I didn't anyways) but if your looking for something to do, try it out.


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A highly skilled and trigger-happy squad of mercenaries is Earth's last hope against an massive alien invasion. Upgrade your weapons, get shields, and lots more! This game is great, it has fantastic gameplay and insane difficulty, so it takes lots of stategy and skill to get through this game. Despite the difficulty, don't try to cheat your way through, the fun is in the trying! Tons of fun! If you like this game (and you will), you may want to try out the Genesis version 'Contra - Hard Corps', which equals SNES Contra 3 in graphics, but exceeds it in play options and length. The genesis also has a later release of the game, known as Mega Probotector (basically Contra 4).


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You play as Spot, the popular 1980s mascot for the 7UP soft drink company, as he wanders about in various places collecting enough stuff to free his buddies. Character animation is awesome, and gameplay is great. Unfortunately, some of the scenery is recycled in later levels, and the ending may not be worth the considerable frustration involved in clearing the last part of the game. A side scrolling game where the main character is a red spot. It's actually pretty fun. At least for a little while. It'll get boring after a while though.


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Jimmy Houston's Bass Tournament U.S.A. (U).zip

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A fishing game, but there's not a lot to it, besides the standard fishing. You'll quickly grow tired of it. Try out only if you love fishing games.


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Joe & Mac 2 - Lost in the Tropics (U) (35468).zip

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More side scrolling action from the stone age. This one comes with a great story, and better game play - A lot better than the original!


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Joe & Mac 3 - Lost in the Tropics (E) [!].zip

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The Neanderthals who live across the valley need women - your women in particular, so they drop by one night and make off with the lot. It's up to you and your friend to go rescue them. What might have been a pretty good tongue-in-cheek game is crippled by jerky graphics and an obnoxious jungle- drum soundtrack.


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J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings - Volume One

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J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings - Volume 1 (E).zip

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Based on the first novel of the Lord of the Rings trilogy - The Fellowship of the Ring.


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Based on the movie. Fun side scrolling action, and fast paced. You get a cool gun to shoot at your enemies.


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Based on the classic Disney animated film, itself inspired by the tales of British author Rudyard Kipling. You could describe this as Earthworm Jim does Pitfall. Visually stunning, but average gameplay - about what we've come to expect in a Disney title. Still, it's one for the kids to enjoy.


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This game places you in the cockpit of a helicopter. Fly missions to keep the president safe from terrorist attacks.


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Based on the hit feature films by producer Steven Speilberg, both of which were derived from the novels by author Michael Crichton. On the whole, better than most other movie tie-ins, as per the movie, you'll find several dinosaurs to fight off before you can lock all the dinosaurs in the gate and escape the island. Doing so is no easy task, it's hard to tell what to do sometimes, but it's still likeable, although the genesis game of the same name is superior in almost all respects.


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Jurassic Park 2 - The Chaos Continues (U).zip

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Nothing like the first Jurassic Park game, which was more of an RPG. This is an action, side scroller game with faster paced action. You start the game with a machine gun, but you'll see that you really need it! A 'Must Have' game.


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The forces of good and evil vie for control of Metropolis in this Street Fighter 2 clone based upon the popular characters from various DC Comics serials. Take your pick from the Justice League - Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Arror, Aquaman - or from the forces of evil - the notorious Darkseid and his minions. Its as good as any SF2 clone out there, but the logic behind some of the special moves assigned to the fighters is questionable. Other than that, it looks and plays great.


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This game has mistakingly been described as an RPG, but there can't actually be any role playing because there really aren't any characters at all, just the generic unit types. That said though, it's a pretty neat game. And either I suck at it or it's really damn hard. Once you finish the main campaign, you can go through 20 Expert mode missions, and once you've beaten those, you unlock 20 -MORE- Expert Mode missions.


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A tricky puzzle game in which you must blow up all the bombs while staying on a connecting piece of tile and without walking off the tiles. The controls are very tricky at first.


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The Super Famicom version of the NES create-your-own-shooter game. It's been improved on in so many ways, it's almost impossible to describe them all. Overall, it's a great game, I highly recommend it if you want to create your own game or even just play the sample game


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Race on a Ninja motorcycle or a jet ski watercraft. The camera angle is overhead, making it hard to see what's in front of you, and harder to turn around turns.


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A challenging game in which you go to pilot school on how to land a plane, sky diving, etc. It's rather difficult at first. Takes some practice!


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A good pinball game with different boards to play on.


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If you liked Pinball Dreams, then you should give this game a try. It's basically the same game but with new boards to play on.


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Pink Panther in Pink Goes to Hollywood (U).zip

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Based on the TV show, help the Pink Panther through the several different stories he plays a role in. It's your basic run-and-jumper, but one helluva looker and sounder. The graphics are true to their origins as well as the plot, although the bad guys are in sad need of more animation frames. The digital rendition of the classic Mancini score is first-rate, considering the limited hardware involved.


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Based on the beloved Disney animated feature, which was itself adapted from the classic children's novel by Carlo Coliotti (?). Your typical Disney platfomer - looks great, sounds great, plays fair. The kids will eat it up.


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In this Final Fight style game, you fight your way through the island as a pirate warding off the intruders who try to stop you.


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A wrestling game without all the refs and rules of other wrestling games. Just fighting til victory. A side-view head-on-head fighter with crappy digitized graphics that was years ahead of Mortal Combat in both concept and style. Ported from the arcade game. Old and dated. This was a hit when it first came out, but Mortal Kombat quickly relegated it into dusty obscurity. This makes the MK series look good as far as gameplay goes, about the only nice feature I found was the crowd, which will throw you back into the fight if you stray too close to them. That's not enough to justify ownership, though. Discard and destroy.


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A complete overhaul of the original 8-bit classic that probably owes its inspiration to the Indiana Jones saga. This time around it's Pitfall Harry who's in trouble with the natives, and it's up to his son to use the tricks of the family trade and save his dad. Nice graphics and great character animation, with lots of fast, high swinging action in the jungle, but the game is marred with cheap hits and impossible bosses. Still, If you like fast-paced action games, I suggest your give this one a try.


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A fun, colorful, side scrolling adventure game, which might at first seem a little kiddish, but in reality, it's fairly tough to play out. Plock throws throws limbs at ememies to rid his land of evil. A fun, challenging game that should keep you busy for awhile!


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An adventure game with good graphics, great story line, and fun gameplay. You help a young Japanese girl and a racoon through 6 tough levels of weirdos, ghosts, and other unfriendly characters. This crazy but wild shooting game can be played defensively too as well as offensively. You should try this one out. I really liked it!


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Another adventure game featuring Pocky and Rocky. If you liked the first one, then I highly recommend you try this one too. It plays the same as the first release, but is still enjoyable because the game is a very intense shooter.


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Fight your way through level after level as one of several power piggs who fight with swords. I enjoyed it! If you've ever played Claw for the PC, this game kind of reminds me of that.


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Power Rangers Zeo - Battle Racers (U).zip

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A dirt bike racing game with the Power Rangers. I'm not quite sure why they decided to use the Power Rangers for this game. Maybe they were popular at the time and they thought it would help it to sell.


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This was a fun game all together, but it got kinda frustrating because of slow player movement and the small field view. This was also the last time Nintendo released a football game, so maybe you want to pick it up as a collectable. It was pretty good for one of the first football games on Super Nintendo though.


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SNES rendition of the classic 'Tennis' game from the 70's. A joke to many, but harder than it looks


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Super Probotector - The Alien Rebels (E).zip

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Sometimes referred to as Contra 4 because it is actually the fourth release in the Contra series. A highly skilled and trigger-happy squad of mercenaries is Earth's last hope against an massive alien invasion.You get four characters from which to choose, each with their own set of weapons. Fantastic gameplay and insane difficulty, as always.


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Based on it's NES ancestor Mike Tyson's Punch Out and featuring amazing sprites and animation. But sadly, many of the enjoyable elements from Mike Tyson's Punch Out were sadly lost in this SNES version. e.g. Rounds are deleted, so there is no trash talk between rounds anymore :(. You can't win by decision either, once the fight time expires you automatically lose. On the plus side, you can move around the ring a bit more (by punching your opponent in the right or left direction). A decent game don't get me wrong, but it lacks the charm of the original.


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In Super Putty, you control a small round ball of goo that can puch, jump, and even morph! Although replay value isn't high, you'll find a good, solid challenge in Super Putty. I guarantee that you'll come back for more until you finally beat it, and even that can take a while. There are puzzles and such in the game, which are good enough to have you scratching your head before you can move on. There are only a couple of weapons in the game, and that means you'll have to rely entirely on the power of Putty. Graphically, the game is about average for this genre and sound is a mixed bag, whilst sound effects can get annoying, the music is the redeeming quality, with quirky little songs that you'll be humming for days.


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The seminal side scrolling game upon which a thousand other side-strolling games were based. Losts of fast action, brilliant gameplay and excellent graphics. Superb, Play it now!


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The story of a mutant humanoid who embarks on a long and dangerous quest to gain true humanity; and once having found it, must embark upon another quest to save that which he holds most dear.  Ported from the now-legendary series of Amiga arcade games, but this Shadow if the Beast is a mear Shadow of the original. Graphics and cinematics have been all but stripped, but at least the compulsively hard gameplay is still there. This game ends up as OK, but you'd be better off trying one from the Amiga series, alternatively the Genesis ports are worth a try.


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An unimpressive hockey game from Virgin. Cheap graphics and poor AI fail to keep attention for more than 5 minutes. At least the controls are fairly well implemented, so it might be ok for hockey newbies.


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A decent effort at a soccer game, but it's just simply not the best. The controls work fine, but graphics are mediocre and ball movement feels frustratingly slow. Try FIFA or ISS instead.


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Super Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back (U) (V1.1).zip

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Like the first in the series, the game comprises a variety of genres, based on action from the original film. However, quality of graphics and gameplay is much improved throughout and is a worth homage to it's cinematic inspiration. One not to miss!


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Super Star Wars - Return of the Jedi (E) [!].zip

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The third in the series and again, this game comprises a variety of genres, based on action from the original film. Excellent graphics, gameplay and attention to detail, which has obviously been developed by enthusiasts and oozes quality throughout. Superb!!!


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A variety of games from side scrolling shooters to a 3D combat racer (in Skywalkers landcruiser), based on action from the original film. The quality of gameplay varies considerably from level to level, but overall it's a decent effort and an enjoyable chance to re-live the film.


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Super Street Fighter II - The New Challengers

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Super Street Fighter II - The New Challengers (E) [!].zip

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Street Fighter Alpha came later, but this is the most impressive of the SNES series which can be emulated. This release boasts a sixteen character fighter roster and improved graphics.


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Microprose seem to have a knack of producing quality flight sims and this is no exception. A combination of Flight-Sim, Strategy and Top-Down Shooter constantly keeps your interest and the gameplay never wavers. An excellent game.


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An enjoyable tennis game which allows you play with a variety of surfaces and opponents. Controls are awkward though and it is difficult to maintain a rally, or add spin to the ball as you might like. As an arcade game it's ok, if it's a tennis sim you are looking for, there are much more accurate productions, which appeared on later consoles.


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Remember those cuddly trolls with weird hair like Don King? I was never sure if they were cute or ugly, but they certainly come over as loveable creatures in this game. Super fast platform action, with large colourful sprites and gameplay which reminds me of...   ...dare I say it, Sonic! A surprisingly good game, which elevates itself somewhere close to the top of the platformer pile.


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Take the crazy fire power of Gradius, give it to a super cool robot and that's about what you have here. There are others in this genre, such as the Megaman series and Metal Warriers, but for pure blasting fun, they don't get much better than this. Gameplay is fast and smooth - Top drawer stuff.


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Yay, he's back again - Go dude. 'Nuff said, don't waste any more time, just get shootin'.


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Weird looking alien dude in a cutesy platformer. Nice graphics and smooth gameplay make this a nice little platformer, which is a welcome fair change from Mario. But maan, I must have played a bazillion titles like this before.


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Soccer action direct from Brazil, complete with Brazilian home teams and Portuguese language. Make no mistake though, this is a top quality soccer game, based on the market leading ISS series. This, slightly later title was developed to maintain the Latin American market while interest in the SNES had started to wain in the West. If you fancy playing with Brazilian squads (and why not) give it a go. Otherwise, go with the more familliar ISS title which uses the same engine.


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This game was based on Namco's arcade original and included the seemingly insane endurance mode, where you were actually required to race for 8 hours! This game is a great racing sim nevertheless and led the way for many to follow.


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SWAT Kats - The Radical Squadron (U).zip

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While I would say this game is somewhat better than the show it is based on, boasting good graphics and lots of action, gameplay and the overall learning curve in Swat Kats seemed to be a bit high for the child gamer, yet the general fun factor involved in keeping an older player going was lacking as well. Ultimately, this is a tired genre for a 1995 release, which makes the game a miss. Not recommended.


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A strategy game dealing with criminal corporations. You run the syndicate, so little things like murders, gang wars, and hostage-taking are all in a day's work! Do you have the cajones for the job, or would you rather be pushing up the daisies for one of your ambitious underlings? This was an excellent game for the 16-bit personal computers of the day (Amiga, Atari ST, IBM PC-AT), but the SNES port is a crappy conversion with childish graphics that do little justice to the original.


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Difficult to classify this one really, you control a flying dragon through a maze of defenses. Sort of like a mix between Scramble, Acrobat Mission and Crazy Balloon. Gameplay is difficult, but it it's worth a try.


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This game takes place in the judgement day of Terminator 2. The world is controlled by robots and you have to eliminate the robots and get human control once again. Admittedly an inferior port of the original arcade shooter, but I just love it and found myself quickly addicted. Designed for a light gun, but playable without, gameplay is furious, but will inevitably be short lived.


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Tales of Phantasia (J) [T+Eng1.2UpCase_DeJap].zip

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An excellent RPG, which has fortunately been partially translated into English. Definitely worth a try.


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The second outing for Spot, who is the popular 1980s mascot for the 7UP soft drink company. , but the original game was quite good, so this might be worth a try.


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A Galaxian Clone, which uses the power of the SNES to deliver a smart backdrop and bright, colourful sprites. Being based on Galaxian , it can't really loose, but there in nothing like playing the original. Why not try it out on Mame?


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Cu-On-Pa defies description. But I'll try anyway... You roll this little six-colored cube along a grid pattern in an attempt to clear all of the Life Panels from it. To do so, your cube has to land on the Life Panel with the same color facing up as the Life Panel's color. If the color is different, you won't be able to move onto the Life Panel. Color Panels will also appear and get in your way. Not the best puzzle game out there, but it's OK.


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Sort of like a Final Fight clone, only it's terrible! The graphics are just horrible, and the game itself just stinks.It deserves to be missed, just like the live action Hollywood film it was based on! Don't waste your time with this one!


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Cyber Knight kicks ass. It looks like an RPG. It feels like an RPG. It tricks you into thinking its an RPG. But once you finally hit combat, you're presented with a 6x6 grid on which your mecha can move and it reveals its true nature as a strategy game, albeit a rather simplified one. Battles, much like a normal RPG, are random encounter based (unlike most strategy/RPGs which are chapter based) and the combat system flows much more fluidly than other games in the same sort of hybrid genre. A translation to English is available,  Sogabe (who translated for it) managed to complete the script in three days. His English isn't perfect, though, so it was scriptwritten by Cidolfas of RPGClassics. Aside from a few very minor issues, the translation is complete and the game is fully playable! Have fun!


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Cyber Knight II - Tikyu Teikoku no Yabou

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Like the first in the series, this looks like it would be a great space shooter, but the Japanese menus and info boxes are pretty impossible to decipher and you will probably just give up. Currently no one is translating this game.  Apparently its compressed, which puts a lot of the translators off because compressed games are really difficult to hack into - Shame.


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A good car racing game with a great sense of speed! The view is from overhead, so you can't see very far in front of you. But you'll have an arrow to warn you about upcoming turns.


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This is a solid action game, which is similar to Megaman X, but this game has enough originality to stand on it's own. Graphics and gameplay are excellent. The game should hold your attention for quite a while, but the stages get ridiculously hard later on.


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A little difficult to get started through the Japanese menus, but when you do, you will find it's not that different overall from MegaMan or Mario Brothers; however, it does have the rather unique feature of letting you switch characters anytime in the game from among a group of three picked at game start.  All of you share the same life energy (no help there), but each cyborg has his or her own special abilities.  Not bad, and recommended for fans of the anime show of the same name.


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Daffy Duck - The Marvin Missions (U).zip

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A really good platformer with Daffy Duck. Earn money to use on upgrades, such as new weapons, extra lives, and even for a jetpack.


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A.K.A. Super Robot Wars 3. After the Second Super Robot War, the Divine Crusaders have fallen onto their last thread of hope - Giren Zabi! But Giren, as most people know (or should know!) intends only to create an oppressive Zabi family dictatorship! In the middle of this new conflict arises a mysterious unknown foe with the power to use Federation and DC mobile suits for their own purposes! Londo Bell must form once again, bringing together the world's most powerful robots, ranging from the Gundams to the Mazinger Team, to battle this new foe and the DC on a two-front war!


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Ported from the arcade game. This is one of the best R-Type clones ever made. The graphics are a bit grainy and dated, but gameplay is frantic even when two are sharing the fun. A simple yet addictive game, and a must for shooter fans, but for the sake of simplicity, you may prefer to play the English version 'Darius Twin'.


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Ported from the arcade game. This is one of the best R-Type clones ever made. As with the Japanese version Darius Force, the graphics are a bit grainy and dated, but gameplay is frantic even when two are sharing the fun; i.e. 'twin' planes!


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One of the later releases on the SFC and it shows. Graphics are beautifully crafted in a semi-3D style. What a shame I couldn't figure out the plot from the Japanese text, without an understanding of the story, it becomes a rather pointless to play. Lets hope some day, someone writes an English translation.


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David Crane's Amazing Tennis (U) [!].zip

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Amazing, yeah right - Amazingly bad! - This tennis sim is even worse than Jennifer Capriati's. There isn't any music and the only the sound effect is of the ball being hit. As a result, the game gets rather boring, rather quickly. If you are a tennis fanatic, you might want to put it in your collection, but my suggestion is keep it there, don't bother playing it!


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The creators of Aero the Acrobat bring you this happy holiday platformer, in which Santa must recover all of his stolen toys from the Evil Louse and his henchmen. No, I'm not making this up - that's the plot! A typical Sunsoft platformer - they could have substituted Aero the Acrobat and all his buddies and you wouldn't be able to tell the difference from an Aero game. The character is kind of it's a cutesy, loveable though. Sadly, it has that inevitable Sunsoft touch of irritatingly rendered digital music. Neh, leave it alone, go play Sonic, damnit!


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Death and Return of Superman, The (U).zip

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Final Fight style fighting, with Superman, with great graphics and sound. There's a few cool moves such as the ability to fly. If you like these kind of games, this is one of the better examples, but it's not worthy of a higher than average overall rating. Superman fans may also want to take a look at the DC Comics versus fighting game, Justice League Task Force.


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A.K.A. Mutant Fighter. Originally an arcade game which was ported to the SNES and many other consoles. Eight mythical creatures battle each other in this KO-cum-wrestling style fighting game. I found the controls fairly hard and lost every time against the computer, so I didn't stay playing it for too long.


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A very good platformer game, which smacks strongly of The Chaos Engine or Alien Syndrome, but it's just as much fun. Based on the live-action movie of the same name, the story is good, gameplay is great, animation is excellent and there you get lots of cool weapons. Any downsides? A two-player option would have been nice, but that's just being picky. Try this game now!


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A very good platformer with good graphics and very fun gameplay! You'll probably spend hours with this one! I really enjoyed it!


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Go through several different levels trying to collect all of the coins. Avoid all the traps and enemies until you get a better weapon to deal with those pesky enemies.


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Second release of this horse racing sim. The menu system has changed and I wasn't able to figure out what was going onat all, but I eventually got to the race.  Graphics during the race have improved a little, plus, you get an indication of your horses condition throughout the race, which is a useful addition. Again, the game is really nothing special, but it's an unusual concept and worth a try. Don't forget to pace your horse during the race.


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Derby Jockey - Kishuo heno Michi (J) (V1.1) (NP) [!].zip

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First edition of this horse racing sim. I wasn't able to figure out what was going on in the menu system, although I found it easier to navigate to the race than the second release. Graphics during the race aren't startling for a late SNES release, but they aren't bad either. There are some nice touches with gameplay, like you get indications of the ground conditions as the race progresses and if you race off too fast, your horse will tire quickly. The main thing is, this is an unusual concept and it's worth a go for a laugh.


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Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf (U).zip

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Fly a very cool helicopter around blowing up just about everything. Lots of fun! Just takes a really long time to get started and a while to get a hang of the game, but once you do, you will be hooked.


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You fly a helicopter in this average vertical scrolling shooter, graphics are a bit offputting though, with an ugly flicker from the wave effects below.


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The sequel to the first great game boasting the same fabulous gameplay, animation, graphics and sound. Your character this time around is Dixie. You can use her spinning hair move to slowly guide your way to the ground. Yet another classic masterpiece from RARE!


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Neat volleyball game with options to play on a court, or beach. In an effort to make the best of graphics, only half of the volleyball pitch is displayed at a time. As a result, it is difficult to position your players in the time taken to cross-court. I have a feeling that with practice, this would come intuitively, so if you like volleyball, give it a go and stick with it for a while.


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Digital Devil Story is a fairly literal translation of the Japanese name Shin Megami Tensei. This game is amazing. The story is deep and involving (literally), the game is long (expect to spend about 50 hours on it), the graphics are amazing for 1992, and the gameplay rewards experimentation and is full of micromanagement. This is very much one of the best RPGs for the SNES that I've ever played. The player is a demon summoner, thrust into the middle of a war in modern-day and futuristic Tokyo. Shin Megami Tensei is unique in that rather than force you onto one side or the other, the game presents both sides' arguments equally and leaves you, the player, to make the final choice for yourself. This game is incredible, a full translation to English is available and everyone should try go play it. NOW.


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Digital Devil Story is a fairly literal translation of the Japanese name Shin Megami Tensei. Shin Megami Tensei 2 is a direct sequel to the original SMT. It takes place some 20 or 30 years later. The gameplay is improved over SMT1, though. You now can now access your automap at the touch of a button, demon conversations are more complex, sword fusions are more complex, fusion errors occur, and fused demons will "inherit" spells and abilities of their "parent" demons, too. The music, in my opinion, isn't quite as good as SMT1's, although the graphics are much better. A partial translation patch for this game has been released and a full translation is expected soon.


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The European concept of what an arcade soccer sim should be like. Adapted by the noted programmer from his own arcade game, but with many enhancements for the home console version. A concerted effort by the Brits to do EA Sports one better on a soccer sim. They came pretty damn close, too, except that their on-field graphics stink.


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The game has a cool little dinosaur that boxes. But other than that, there isn't really much good about this game. A simple side scroller. Go ahead and try it out if you want.


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NOT WORKING!  Uses a custom Super FX chip, which currently isn't emulated.


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A really cool dirt bike game. Drive over hills, jumping off of them and getting lots of speed. The game goes for a 3D look, but The vector images add a quirky twist to this game, but the SNES really lacks the raw power needed for a racing game, with so many interactive components. Graphics are still good for their day though! Try this game now!


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Dixie Kong's Double Trouble (U) [f1].zip

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They're back again, and just as good as ever! There's another new character this time around, Funky Kong. Get through the game to save Dixie Kong! After endless hours playing DK 1 & 2, you'd think we'd be getting tired of this format. Not a chance, it still is awsome!


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Donald Duck - Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow

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Donald Duck in some side scrolling action. The game's okay for a little while, but it gets kind of boring. You might like it for a while.


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Donkey Kong Country - Competition Cartridge (U).zip

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A competition version of Donkey Kong Country that was released for people to play against each other, or against the clock. In this version, you wanted to get as far into the game, and as many points as you could, in the 5 minute time period.


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A classic game from RARE. Help Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong through all of the levels. Turn into different animals on your journey, such as a rhino, ostrich, and frog. Outstanding graphics and stereo sound for a SNES, just how did they do it? This game is a timeless masterpiece!


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Donkey Kong Country 2 - Diddy's Kong Quest

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Donkey Kong Country 2 - Diddy's Kong Quest (E).zip

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Donkey Kong Country 3 - Dixie Kong's Double Trouble

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Donkey Kong Country 3 - Dixie Kong's Double Trouble (U) [f1].zip


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Surely you've heard of this game by now. If not, then where have you been the past Decade? id Software's masterpiece first-person shooter. Same as the PC version, just on the SNES! Tons of fun!


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This is a dark, gloomy, and violent platform shooter - exploding heads, vomiting monsters, disembowled cyborgs, and so on. Probably one for the older gamers, but it really didn't need all that, because otherwise it's an excellent shooter in the same vein as Contra 4 or Gunstar Heroes.


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A fighting game. The action is really slow in this one, and there aren't a lot of moves to perform. The animations are pretty cool sometimes. The gameplay is just too slow. Not enough action!


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A.K.A. Stone Battle. It's an SFC block puzzler, which takes pages from the books of Columns and Puyo Puyo (which both take pages from Tetris' book.) You stack up the blocks, clearing blocks with the same type icons, dealing damage to your opponent until one of you is killed. It's a pretty fun game, I definately recommend you checking it out if you're at all a fan of puzzle games.


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Double Dragon V - The Shadow Falls (U).zip

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This final installment bore little resemblance to its intense and at times daring ancestors. Try the first two for the memories (or the history), they are certainly better games than this version. The coders abandoned everything that made the  originals so entertaining in favor of a lame Street Fighter 2 clone. That said, if you were visiting the series for the first time, you could still consider this to be a fairly good fighting game. After all, the action is fast and there is lots of action.


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An interactive story fighter that is modeled around the martial arts movie star Bruce Lee. You know this one has fast action! What else would you expect from Bruce Lee? It has all the standard features of second-generation fighters - multiple play, choice of game modes, cinematic intermissions, and so on. It's not bad, but it's no Street Fighter 2. The sound effects get a little annoying after you hear him screaming so much.


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French Duplicate of Dragon Ball Z - Hyper Dimension (J) [!].zip


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Dragon Ball Z - Hyper Dimension (J) [!].zip

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A great fighting game featuring characters and situations from the popular Japanese anime series Dragon Ball Z. The graphics are great, the moves rock, and the story just rules! If your a fan of DBZ and fighting games, then you'll love this! There is apparently an englisg translation of this game floating about, but it is diofficult to locate.


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A turn based fighter based on the characters and situations from the popular Japanese anime series Dragon Ball Z.  It's a somewhat mediocre fighting game. To be perfectly honest, I only did this one for practice. Difficult to follow because it is only in Japanese, there are later versions anyway. Try the Super Butoden 3, or Hyper Dimension editions.


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Dragon Ball Z - Super Butouden 2 (J) (V1.1).zip

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A turn based fighter based on the characters and situations from the popular Japanese anime series Dragon Ball Z. Difficult to follow because it is only in Japanese, there are later versions anyway. Try the Super Butoden 3, or Hyper Dimension editions.


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Dragon Ball Z - Super Butouden 3 (J).zip

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A one or two player turn based fighter based on the characters and situations from the popular Japanese anime series Dragon Ball Z. The story is difficult to follow (especially if you choose Goku), but you can pick anybody, good or bad, and the order of opponents is different for each one. It's a good game that should challenge a lot of people, but in comparison to it's competition, it's barely mediocre.


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This game never gets the hype it should. This game is one of the best Dragon Quests/ Warriors to exist. However, it it is a difficult game requiring a lot of setting up and patience. This RPG isn't like my favorite Dragon Quest, DQ5, however, it is not a bad game. I say you get all versions where you can find them. For Dragon Ball Z fans, the artist that did that (Akira Toriyama) made the graphics for this game, so get it.


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Dragon Slayer - The Legend Of Heroes II (J).zip

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A graphically rich and lushly detailed RPG, ported from the 8-bit original. Visually appealing, decent sounding. Gameplay in this first of the series is a lot better than the second.


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Dragon Slayer - The Legend Of Heroes (J) (V1.0).zip

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Like Dragon Slayer 1, this is a graphically rich and lushly detailed RPG, ported from the 8-bit original. However, gameplay of the first is a lot better than the second.


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A side scrolling game in which you escape a castle and enter the Dragon's Lair. It's a little fun. Background graphics aren't bad for such an early game and even boast transparency effects, but the effect is let down by pretty basic sprites.


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I'll put it in nice simple terms for you... This game sucks! Don't waste your time on a piece of crap like this! Unless your doing it to make fun of it even more. If that's the case, then give it a go!


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A fun turn based RPG similar to Final Fantasy, where you are a young priest in search of the four orbs to stop evil from reviving the dark dragon. An excellent all rounder, despite being a Japanese title, it is very playable and the story is fairly easy to understand. The battle and weapon system is particularly good. The later levels are very difficult to beat however, particularly for Western gamers, who do not know the original story behind the game. Definitely worth a try for RPG Die-Hards.


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A fun turn based RPG similar to Final Fantasy, where you are a young priest in search of the four orbs to stop evil from reviving the dark dragon. An excellent all rounder, despite being a Japanese title, it is very playable and the story is fairly easy to understand. The battle and weapon system is particularly good. The later levels are very difficult to beat however, particularly for Western gamers, who do not know the original story behind the game. Definitely worth a try for RPG die-hards.


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Work your way through the dungeon. You have to use controls on the right side of the screen with an arrow that tells it to move forward, backwards, left, right, or turn to the left or right.


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Oh, Maan. Gambling on a console is sad enough, but there is no need to put up with these graphics, which are as basic as you can get. If you must try gambling games on the SNES try Vegas Stakes!


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A game where you should continue to evolve throughout your life to become stronger and more powerful. You start out as a fish.


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College Football USA '97 - The Road to New Orleans

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College Football USA '97 - The Road to New Orleans (U).zip

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A fairly good football game for the SNES, but the depth and graduation of colours in the graphics is poor. It gets a little hard to see where you are when a bunch of people crowd around you. Perhaps, this being a college based game, it lacks the finance of NFF merchendised games, but EA never really got the hang of Football games on the SNES, the NFL Quarterback Club releases by Acclaim ar far better.


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Overly complicated space based war strategy, made even more so if you don't read Japanese. After trying for some time to get through the story and menu process, I was able to see which way the game was headed, nut never quite able to get it going. I wouldn't bother if I was you.


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A very good RPG with a great story! You might wanna take a couple days off from work or school to play this one! It's a long game and very enjoyable! Back when you’re RPGs where only stereotypical games, featuring knights and magic and a dragon or two, everything was flipped upside down with EarthBound though. Replacing that knight was your typical boy Ness who wielded a bat and some mean psychic powers. EarthBound follows the journeys of Ness and his friends on the way to defeat the evil alien entity Giygas.


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Surely you know what Earthworm Jim is? - Based on the cartoon series, this game is every bit as wild and wacky. This platformer truly is like no other, stellar gameplay and animation, this game is hilarious. Whats more, you get an awesome machine gun and get to swing on your own snot! Play it now, it's brilliant!!!


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Earthworm Jim is back and he is better than ever! More fast paced, mad-cap action. This time our hero must rescue his new girlfriend from the evil dude that kidnapped her. Absolutely unmissable!


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Help Eek! help the old blind lady through her every day tasks. Good for a few laughs and the game is pretty fun!


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The characters run really fast in this game and it's a bit too easy to steal the ball. Other than those two flaws, though, this is a pretty good soccer game for the SNES.


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The controls in this game are very hard at first. Not really sure what the story behind it all is, but the graphics are fairly good for a SNES title. Go ahead and try it out.


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A nice baseball game. But unlike today's baseball games, you can't really switch up your pitches that much. You also can't aim your pitches like in newer baseball games. Still a good baseball game for the SNES.


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A racing game with a good sense of speed. Surprisingly, the cars hold the road very good around turns at full speed. Not very realistic, but fun nonetheless. Try it out if your looking for a racing game.


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A really good biking game with cool graphics and ramps to do tricks off of. See Cannondale Cup in the 'C' section as well.


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Exhaust heat is basically an outdated racing game. It is a formula 1 based game with that slightly behind the car viewpoint. You race for points in the championship ladder, and for cash prizes which can be spent upgrading your vehicle for better engine, suspension, nitro, etc. There is no in game music, the graphics are poor and it is ridiculously easy to beat you will probably suffer limited enjoyment with the game, before to throw it aside for something more challenging.


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Exhaust Heat II - F-1 Driver no Kiseki (J).zip

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A little league baseball with cutesey graphics. Not bad for a SNES baseball game.


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Top-down professional level Formula One sim with a decent array of options. The graphics are on the slim side and the sound could be better, but it's still quite fun. Think of it as a seriously souped-up Rally-X. Similar in approach but superior in execution than another F1 title, F1 Circus, by Nichubitsu. This third outing boasts some additional eye candy, with minor retooling of the artwork and game options, but it's essentially the same as the first version.


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A lame racing game. Even in single player, you must play in split screen, as you are the driver on the bottom of the screen and the computer controlled car is on top. And the steering is too stiff.


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A really good racing game for the SNES. The sound effects are right on, and the racing is competitive. The soundtrack isn't too bad either. While the graphics aren't perfect, the game is still fun! Enjoy this one!


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A Formula One racing sim endorsed by the sport's governing body, FIA. The best of the various Formula One racing sims, with a fast, smooth-scrolling first-person view with great sound effects and top-notch gameplay. It doesn't matter which one you get, they are all keepers!


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Battle it out in arenas with other face balls that shoot at you. You have to shoot at the other faceballs while avoiding being hit yourself. If you can survive the level, you get to move on the next, harder, level.


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A day in the life of a dog. That's what this games supposively based on. Well I'm sure glad I'm not a dog if they get treated this bad. In this game, you have different goals such as trying to escape the house!


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A.K.A. King of Fighters, this series was also released in Japan under the title Garou Densetsu. A young American street fighter enters the Fatal Fury tournament in order to discover the reasons behind his brother's death. One of the early Street Fighter 2 clones, and not quite up to its level of excellence. Character choice is limited, as are the graphics and sound. Still, the animation is decent enough, and some of the enemies have some rather unique special moves. All in all, it's a fairly good fighting game with a good story line, but the second outing of the game improves considerably.


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Fatal Fury's back and it's better than before! This title adds limited pseudo-3D movement, adds some more fighters, and reworks the game engine - resulting in a game that's almost as good as Street Fighter 2. Fighting moves are great and there are several different locations. The storyline has developed too.If you were a fan of the original, or even Street Fighter, you'll love this!


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Fatal Fury Special (Garou Densetsu Special).rsn

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This great fighting series just keeps getting better! Great fighting, lots of characters, cool locations, everything about it is great! If you like fighting games, you'll love this one. Graphical glitches in Snes9x, use Zsnes.


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A.K.A. Head-On Soccer. A world-class soccer sim from overseas, also released under the title of Head On Soccer. It looks and plays like one of the FIFA games, but with the bare minimum of setup and options. FIFA still wins out in the game configuration department, but that appears to have been the last concern of the programmers; instead, this emphasizes gameplay above all else. An excellent choice for those who just want to play the game and don't want to fiddle about. There are two obvious downsides I found was that your opponent can see the moves you pick, and the moves are played sideways, rather than going forward.


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World-class soccer, as only the folks at EA Sports can bring you. Its hallmark isometric playing field sets it apart from most of the competition, as does its range of options. Often copied, rarely equaled. The FIFA series began with FIFA International Soccer in 1993 and has has continued to be developed well beyond 16 bit consoles. In fact it has really come into its own with the raw power of later platforms. Therefore, apart from exploring the historical aspect, you might be better off trying the latest versions. This release features sharper graphics, an improved AI, and all the teams that played in the 1995  World Cup.


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Very similar to FIFA 96, but this version adds indoor arenas and the ability to create your own teams and players. This my personal favourite of the FIFA series on the SNES, seeming to have the best balance between gameplay and style, but don't forget International Superstar Soccer series, it's probably worthwhile comparing the two.


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The last in the series for the SNES. If you liked the first earlier versions, why not try this one too. They generally get better as the series goes on and this game now  includes not only the 1997 World Cup lineup but also club teams. However, the music tracks stink, so it's really a toss up between FIFA 97 and 98 as to which is the best of the series, International Superstar Soccer is up there too though and might well have the lead.


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A.K.A. FIFA  Soccer 94, or FIFA 94 - The first, but not the last of this great series. The graphics are a bit crude when judged by its own  sequels.


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An okay fighting game, although not perfect. The levels are too small and you'll quickly find yourself on the edge of the level, cornered by your opponent. There aren't really any cool moves either.


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Final Fantasy - Mystic Quest (U) (V1.0) [!].zip

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This was released in the United States as a simplistic RPG for the simple RPG player (i.e. American)! Insulting maybe, but it's too bad this game gets so much negative things said about it. I loved it, it wasn't really a "traditional" Final Fantasy game, it plays out quite differently, but that is the best part. Sometimes simple is better!


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Final Fantasy - Mystic Quest (U) (V1.1).zip


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One of the greatest RPGs ever made, and in my opinion, one of the best Final Fantasy's in the longest running series. This game was later re-released on PSX as Final Fantasy IV. Try this game now! You'll love it!


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Another must have RPG. Graphics like Chrono Trigger, with fights more like Final Fantasy II's. The story is good in this one, although I liked the story in Final Fantasy II better. Still a great game though!


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This is the game that made many love the FF series. Was it the awesome plot and characters? They helped, I'm sure. But, what a great soundtrack! This game really began to set standards for the genre. It hasn't aged well, but was amazing in it's time. It's worth a look to see the genres roots.


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On my first time through FF5, I hated it. I found the characters to be lame, and the storyline to suck. However, after my second time I had changed my opinion totally. The character's are all well-developed, especially Galuf and Faris. The Job system can get tedious, but overall it's an awesome, awesome RPG.


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An utterly awsome RPG. Makes even the other Final Fantasy games in the series look like poor cousins. Graphics, music and storyline are autstanding for a 16 bit game. There was an English translation by Squaresoft, but it was awful, with many name changes and even censorship. Play this immediately, get a 3rd party translation if you can.


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Capcom's classic street fighting game. Fight your way through the streets, slums, ghettoes, etc. to save the mayor's daughter. Great story, along with great gameplay make this a great game!


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The sequel to Final Fight, this game has even better gameplay than the original. Again, fight your way through the streets, but this time around, with cooler moves and stuff. Another classic from Capcom!


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With the Mad Gear gang finally defeated, the Skull Cross gang now reigns supreme. Once again, fight through the streets to regain order. This one has even cooler moves, and a great story!


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This game is basically the same as the first Final Fight. I'm not sure what the difference is. Help Guy fight his way through the streets and save the mayor's daughter against the Mad Gear gang.


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Fire Emblem 4 - Genealogy of Holy-War.rsn

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Fire Emblem is a strategy role-playing series that is worshipped in Japan, but ironically never made it to the states. The series' popularity over here began with the release of Super Smash Bros. Arguably the best in the series, Fire Emblem 4 could be considered revolutionary for its character interaction. Combine that with an awesome story, enthralling strategic gameplay, some impressive graphics, and the greatest theme song for a video game EVER, and you have yourself a classic that most people have probably never even heard of. Awsome!


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Fire Emblem 5 - Thracia 776 (J) (ROM Version).zip

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This has to be one of the last games released on the SNES and is probably one of the best! As per Fire Emblem 4, graphics, music and gameplay are awesome, but this release added a capturing feature, which enhances strategy considerably. It also makes the game much harder, so whilst it is ok to graduate to this release, you are better off starting with earlier ones.


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A fire fighting sim where you have to fight through a burning maze tro rescue your friends. Don't let the Japanese text put you off, gameplay is easy enough to figure out if you stick at it. On the face of it, graphics might seem slightly better than it's rival, 'The Firemen', but the dynamics and general gameplay work far better in Firemen. Graphical glitches in Snes9x - if you must try it, play with Zsnes.


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A mobile Breakout / Arkanoid type puzzle game in which your knight chases around the screen, hitting balls of fire at blocks to break them - Break through the blocks to get onto the next level. At first I thought this was a lame idea, but I quickly became addicted and the ability to move about the screen in 2 axes gives this game an interesting edge. Graphics are viewed from above in the style of an RPG, whereas movement from one level to the next reminds me of Super Mario World. Sadly the sound is pretty retro; i.e. barely adequate and there's no real effort with background music. So we have kind of a mix of themes from several genres really, gameplay remains firmly in the Breakout camp but it's significant enough of an twist on the genre to give it a life of it's own. This game was a very pleasent surprise, very enjoyable.


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A fire fighting RPG! Sounds like an unusual concept, but somehow you know it will work and it does. I really liked this game. Grapihics are great and I like dynamics of the fire while spreading, and being extinguished. Try it now, it's instantly addictive.


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Drive your way through the long levels in a tank destroying all the enemies with your tank's fire power. A bit slower placed that other games of its style, but it's quite addictive and is still a good game. A terrorist organization has been stealing lots of conventional and advanced military hardware from around the world in their plan to sieze control of the planet. A special ops force is sent to their island headquarters using the most advanced ground and air armed and armored to date, with orders to exterminate with extreme prejudice.


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A platformer game with samurai type aspects to it. Fast paced action. The main problem is that the backgrounds sometimes blend in with the rest of the environment too well, that it's hard to tell where to go.


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A platformer game with linear levels. This game has pretty cool FMV's considering it's for the SNES!


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Flintstones, The - The Treasure of Sierra Madrock

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Flintstones, The - The Treasure of Sierra Madrock (U).zip

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Help Fred and Barney find the treasure so that Fred can become the Grand Poodah. The world map is like a board game, but the levels involve some side scrolling action.


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A platformer based on the live action film. Help Fred Flintstone get through the levels, by jumping, attacking, even bowling, your way through them. The levels have a cool 3D look to them. Of course they aren't really 3D because of the SNES.


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A pretty cool football game with the cute, bright graphics of the SNES. The two downsides I found was that your opponent can see the moves you pick, and the moves are played sideways, rather than going forward.


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Graphically appealing boxing sim based on the career of heavyweight George Foreman, the oldest boxer to ever win the world title. The digitized boxers are a bit grainy, but the animation is quite fluid and gameplay is consistent with the sport. If you're a Punch-Out fan, then you'll love this game.


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Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball concentrates on realistic gameplay and ballpark ambience to engage the player, rather than player / team management. The result is a game with lots of excitement, charm, and appeal, but little of the immersion and long-term playability. There is kind of a generic, nondescript feel to Big Hurt Baseball. The major league ballparks and team uniforms (without names or numbers) are recognizable, but not perfectly represented. More of a quick-fix, multi-player game than it is an immersive simulation, but a fun competent game, nonetheless.


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A.K.A Frankenstein. A side scroller, fairly obviously featuring Frankenstein. Cool graphics, but the attacks are too slow. Some may enjoy this game!


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A very Bright and colourful cartooney style platformer. Explore the levels, collecting all the fleas. Don't let the enemies touch you, or the fleas you've collected will run away, and you'll have to get them again.


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Arcade style game with better graphics than the original. Help the frog get to the other side of the road/river, while avoiding the cars, crocodiles, water, etc. The game is simple, but addicting.


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Race through different tracks on different Jet-ski's, and motorcycles, while avoiding the obstactles on the road such as dirt piles, and opponents who try to knock you off your bike.


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A multitude of activities intended for young kids.  The games aren't that great. Just different variations of other games basically, such as a Pac-Man type game, but with a mouse getting cheese, avoiding the cats. Thankfully, us big kids have better things to do than waste our time with this effort.


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F-Zero was an early game on the snes, but it always was, very much a showcase of Snes capabilities for Nintendo. Visually, F-Zero is very impressive looking, even by todays standards. The tracks are marvelous, the cars look cool, and the backgrounds, while not very detailed, look nice. Similarly, the musical score in F-Zero is one of the best you'll hear on the SNES, if not one of the best video game soundtracks ever. In terms of gameplay,  F-Zero shines brilliantly with great handling characteristics, a variety of tracks with multiple leagues and increasing difficulties. When it's all said and done, F-Zero is a great game. One of the best that Nintendo has ever made. This game should be in every SNES owners library.


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Development on the original vintage Galaxy Wars arcade game by Universal. You can opt for snazzy SNES type graphics, or go retro in the original Arcade mode. Forget about graphical and sound abilities, they are basic as you might expect, but that's not the point. What we are looking for here is gameplay, which the old games had in spades and they are harder than you might think. If you like retro games, this is a pretty faithful rendition, with the addition of a nice backdrop. Then again, you might be just as well trying out the original via an arcade emulator such as MAME.


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No the game isn't like Warcraft or Starcraft even though it kind of sounds like it is, this is a Risk-style strategy game with some limited RPG elements thrown in as well. Use menu commands to control your troops in battle. Not particularly impressive, as there are better titles available in this genre.


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George Foreman's KO Boxing (U) (V1.1).zip

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Also released as Foreman For Real. Graphically appealing boxing sim based on the career of heavyweight George Foreman, the oldest boxer to ever win the world title. The digitized boxers are a bit grainy, but the animation is quite fluid and gameplay is consistent with the sport. If you're a Punch-Out fan, then you'll love this game.


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Make your way through the haunted levels, saving the people who need your help. Not very scary, but the game is fun for a while.


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A platformer game with several different enemies/traps to make your quest a hard task. Get through the levels as on of the gods.


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This character looks uncanily like Rex the dinosaur of Radical Rex fame, It is a similar platformer too, but without the fun skateboard antics. Not really worth the bother.


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In this RPG, help Goofy on his quest. It's a long, hard journey, but fun while it lasts.


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A good motorcycle racing game with lots of racers/bikes to choose from. If you like motorcycle racing games, give this one a try.


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The newer version of this great motorcycle game just got even better. New bikes/riders/tracks, along with enhanced graphics and controls make this one even better than the original. Go ahead and give it a shot.


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Fly through the levels sideways, shooting the hundreds of enemies that fly at you. Upgrade your weapons/shields on the way to give yourself a better chance of survival.


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Explore the level with your magnifying glass, in search of the great Waldo, or Wally as he is known in the UK. If you've ever seen the books, or the cartoon then you probably know what this game is about. If you liked the books, you might want to give this game a try, but in all honesty, it's a bit naff.


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Kind of an early version of Gran Tourismo. Graphics are dissapointing, but theres a nice variety of racing modes and the car physics aren't bad. An enjoyable, game, but the mediocre graphics pull this game down to a rating bordering on bland.


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Gunforce - Battle Fire Engulfed Terror Island

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Gunforce - Battle Fire Engulfed Terror Island (U).zip

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A very fun side scrolling game with heavy fire power. Shoot at the incoming enemies, from up high, in front of you, behind you, etc. Not sure why, but I really enjoyed this one a lot!


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A.K.A. Gunple, or Gunman's Proof. This game is interesting. At first glance, it looks like a Zelda clone. Then you notice that you've got a score. And lives. What you end up with is an adventure title with substantially more action elements and less RPG elements than Zelda had, but it's still quite a good game in its own right. Just don't go into it expecting to play a Zelda game :) It's definately worth your time, though!


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A very good platformer game with lots of action. Good graphics, cool moves, and good music. This is a great game!


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A fun golf game for the SNES. But if your looking for an even better golf game, I'd suggest Mario Golf for the N64.


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A good wrestling game for the SNES. The audience gets a little annoying at times, so just try to tune them out. Of course, wrestling games have gotten much better over the years. Why not try one for N64?


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A baseball game for the SNES. Not all that great, but an okay game. I'd recommend going with another baseball game, but go ahead and this one out if you want to.


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Go through several different types of levels, collecting the different items scattered throughout them.


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A really good RPG for the SNES. Work hard on your ranch to build a really good ranch. Although this may be the main thing to the game, theres still lots more to it! This one's really fun!


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It's hard to beat FIFA and the like, but this is an arcade port, which offers a more open, fun style of gameplay Admittedly, this is a poor cousin to it's second release, which came out in 94, but this is a fine game all the same and it is worth a try.


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It's hard to beat FIFA and the like, but graphically, this arcade based game is very good and is a significant improvement on the first release. It also boasts some nice features such as speech, action replays and neat celebrations after each goal is scored. Controls aren't as finely tuned as FIFA and ISS, but this game has more of an arcade style, emphasising more of a fun aspect than simulation. A fine game, but of the Arcade soccer ports, I prefer 90 Minutes.


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A.K.A. Fever Pitch Soccer. A world-class soccer sim from overseas, also released under the title of Fever Pitch Soccer. It looks and plays like one of the FIFA games, but with the bare minimum of setup and options. FIFA still wins out in the game configuration department, but that appears to have been the last concern of the programmers; instead, this emphasizes gameplay above all else. An excellent choice for those who just want to play the game and don't want to fiddle about. There are two obvious downsides I found was that your opponent can see the moves you pick, and the moves are played sideways, rather than going forward.


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Pac-Man 2 - The New Adventures (Hello! Pac-Man).rsn

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This game  was released in the States and Europe as Pacman 2 - The new Adventures, so there's no sense in struggling with the Japanese Text, just try the English version.


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The pinball-like game of Pachinko is extremely popular in Japan and can be found in many American casinos. The term Pachinko is derived from the Japanese word pachi-pachi, meaning the clicking of small objects or the crackling of fire. Pachinko is similar to pinball in that small 11mm steel balls are shot onto the playing surface where they haphazardly bounce around and through a network of nails. The object of the game is to have the balls directed into winning pockets, whereby you receive more balls that equate to points. The pachinko player is only responsible for controlling the speed by which the pachinko balls are shot onto the playing surface, from then on it basically becomes a game of chance. But that’s just the theory, I wasn’t sure of the controls and couldn’t get this simulation to do anything! If you like pinball Fantasy, or Pinball Dreams give it a go, you might have more luck than me.


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As per Hissatsu Pachinko Collection, polite reviews over, this is virtually the same except for a slightly different layout and minor improvements. More like a licence for the Sunsoft to print money.


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It might well have been a decent game in it's original guise, but why should it be any different third time around? Same game, slightly different layout. Come on Sunsoft, why didn't you just produce one game with several layouts?


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What again? Same, same, same old game, new board layout. Actually, I still like the game, but it's barely changed since the first release and I can't help feeling for the poor Japanese who had to fork out for yet another turn of the handle. Thank goodness I didn't have to pay for these!


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Hisshou 777 Fighter III - Kokuryu Ou no Fukkatsu

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Hisshou 777 Fighter III - Kokuryu Ou no Fukkatsu (J).zip

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Good grief, I haven't a clue what this is about. Some sort of Versus RPG I think, but it's difficult to get going, let alone understand what's going on. Forget it!


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A arcade style hockey game for the SNES, but that means he NHL rulebook is thrown out in the process. This is meant to be more for a laugh than a sim game, there is some humorous graphic design and neat moves, but animation is jerky and sound is barely adequate. Basically, this game won't bring you laughs, it just sucks!


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Based on the first of two hit feature films starring the young McCauley Caulkin as a mischevious and ingenious young boy who has to take care of himself when he is accidentally abandoned by his parents. You have to run around your home, collecting all the items lying around so that the two burgler's can't steal them from you. Use your weapons to slow them down and give you time. Sound good? - forget it, this is a poor piece of merchandising, graphics are poor and overall, the game is rubbish!


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Again this is supposed to be a take on the movie of the same name. The first episode was bad, this is no better and worse, it seems to crash when run on emulators. Don't bother.


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Based on the TV show. Tim's tools have been stolen and he goes on a quest to get them back. The nailgun is used as a weapon :) Really cool, but the game isn't really that fun.


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Based on the Disney movie of the same name. Peter Pan's kids have been stolen by Hook and you must help him get them back! Most people would say that the movie was halfway decent, but the game seems to fall flat, difficult to put your finger on why.


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While virtually similar to Lemmings, Humans has one distinct difference: you must control the helpless, hopeless Humans. The mind-boggling levels force you to think before you act, so the game is a constant challenge. I loved every minute of this game, after hours of playing, I soon found myself at extremely difficult levels. As you discover more and more how to help your somewhat-hairy predecessors, you'll find yourself addicted. One of the best games ever made for the Snes, definitely worth a go!


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An updated version of the very early arcade games Snake and Crazy Maze, which has characters who look remarkably like Yoshi.


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Based on the movie. Guide your submarine through the treacherous levels, and getting past all of the enemies. Way too basic for the SNES, games like this were out in the early 80's. Dissapointing.


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Oh, boy - another TV spinoff. Help the Hurricanes battle the bad guys as they embark on a tour to play various other soccer teams around the world. For a game inspired by the sport of soccer, there seems to be next to no actual soccer play in the game. Instead, you use your trusty soccer ball to help get you through the levels and defeat all the enemies. The bright and cartoony graphics can't hide the fact that this is at best an average game.


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A volleyball game for the SNES with remi-rendered graphics - Nice. The controls are hard at first, and you'll find your timing is way off. Stick with it, and you'll eventually get the hang of it.


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Fly your way through the levels, shooting at the different colored targets. Similar in many respects to Psygnosis' Wipeout, which came out on the Playstation. I enjoyed this game! Go ahead and try it out.


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The buildings are on fire, and as a fire fighter, it is your job to rescue the people trapped inside, and extinguish the fires. A fun, original game worth playing! Try this game now!


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A very fun RPG. The graphics are really good for the SNES and the sound is right on cue. You'll be playing this one for hours on end. Don't let this game pass you by!


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Fly through the levels, destroying the hundreds of enemies that come after you. Lots of fun! The game starts out a little slow, but it eventually turns into an all-out warzone. Very fun!


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Play as a wizard, using your wand to defeat the enemies and get to the ends of the levels. Fun for a little while.


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Avoid various road hazards before all of your body parts get knocked off. Inspired by Vince and Larry, the popular spokesmen for a series of auto safety commercials in the United States. The only original idea in this game is that you slowly fall to pieces while taking damage, instead of losing strength on a meter. Other than that, it's as dumb and stupid as the rest. Don't bother.


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Side-scrolling arcade game featuring the Marvel Comics superhero - an ordinary scientist who was exposed to an accidental superbust of gamma radition and can transform a superstrong, hulking figure when sufficiently angered. Animation is good, character design and gameplay are not. Uncompelling graphics and sound, only passable gameplay. Fun for a while.


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Indiana Jones' Greatest Adventures (U).zip

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Help Indiana get through the levels, using several things from the movie, including your handy whip. Cool Indiana themed music. If you liked the movies, give it a try.


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Inindo - Way of the Ninja (Super Inindo - Datou Nobunaga).rsn

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Inindo is a graphically weak SNES RPG with a mix of tactical and strategic combat. The game is long, but not very varied. The poor graphics may already throw off many players, and those who do not mind them will find themselves facing a very challenging, even frustrating RPG which has only a few points of interest. All in all, this game is only for the very patient gamer.


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Help save Penny, Inspector Gadget's niece, from the evil Dr. Claw, by using Inspector Gadget's many gadgets. Nice animation, good fun to play, I liked this game.


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International Superstar Soccer (Perfect Eleven).rsn

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The only soccer sim that could give the FIFA series a run for its money, maybe it is even better. Like the FIFA series, it has continued to be developed on later platforms, but if you like soccer and you want to play it on the SNES, then this is the one, or rather it's sister ISS Deluxe is, which was released slightly later, complete with some minor enhancements.


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International Superstar Soccer Deluxe (E).zip

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International Superstar Soccer Deluxe (Winning Eleven).rsn

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The only soccer sim that could give the FIFA series a run for its money, maybe it is even better. Like the FIFA series, it has continued to be developed on later platforms, but if you like soccer and you want to play it on the SNES, then try this one right now! Damn, it's good!


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A good tennis game for the SNES. Tennis tends to be a fairly fast-paced action kind of game, so there's plenty of action in this one.


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Izzy's Quest for the Olympic Rings (U) [!].zip

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Back in 1996, Izzy was originally the mascot of the Olympic Summer Games in Atlanta, Georgia. You have to help him on his quest to get the five Olympic rings. The game is bright and colorful with fairly good graphics and music, although it seems to work best with the younger crowd. There are some nice touches worthy of the elite in platform games, but uneven level design keeps it from joining their ranks. All in all, it's a decent enough game to play.


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Long the rival of Leaderboard on the Amiga, graphics are downright lousy compared to Leaderboard, but it has better options and gameplay is a bit easier for first-timers to grasp.


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Another side scrolling platformer with a different twist. Occasionaly you are tasked with piloting a helicopter R-Type stylee, but the action is average at best. Still, it could be lots of fun if you like James Bond.


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James Pond 3 - Operation Starfish (E).zip

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A tongue-in-cheek tribute to the James Bond films from one of the better British programming houses. Help secret agent James Pond as he battles the wits and many minions of the evil Dr. Maybe. The series started out mediocre, but by this third outing, the game is actually quite enjoyable.


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Supersecret agent James Pond has decided to relax by doing his most favorite thing in the whole world...alright, his SECOND most favorite thing in the whole world - track and field with his friends, the Aquabats! A spinoff from the James Pond trilogy of action games and released in the States as 'Super Aquatic Games', this tongue-in-cheek homage to the multisports sim would be decent even without the aquatic theme.


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An original premise with 1-on-1 Street basketball rather than on a court. Gameplay is decent enough too with some good features. The characters speak to you, and when your making a nice move/shot, it goes into a FMV type sequence. Pretty cool for the SNES, but it has to be said, the digitized graphics are horrible.


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You are a pink glob of humanoid-looking goo who wanders around the usual platform levels enduring the typical platform pitfalls. Yet another Super Mario World wannabe, but perhaps designed more for younger kids, who seem to like it. Lots of primary colors, fairly simple gameplay, and features Chuck Rock's "special" attack mode - heh, heh.


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Jelly Boy is totally different in this game and I think I prefer him as he was in his first outing. In this release, you control a weird blob of blue goo in this game that can stretch out and strike enemies with its head. Or you can jump on top of them and ride them. Perhaps because of his different appearance and powers, Jellyboy 2 was never released under the Jellyboy title, but was released under the name Smart Ball. Never mind, the game is still a fun platformer.


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We all know what Jeopardy is. You are given the answer, and you have to state the question. This is the deluxe edition with deluxe questions. Only try this one out if you like Jeopardy.


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It's just Jeopardy with sports related questions. If you good with sports, and you like Jeopardy, then this is the one for you.


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Standard Jeopardy just like the TV show. Give the question to the answer and you'll win the points. If you like the show, give it a try.


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Jetsons, The - Invasion of the Planet Pirates

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Jetsons, The - Invasion of the Planet Pirates (U).zip

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A platformer game in the futuristic world of the Jetsons. Use your vacuum to hang from the walls/ceilings.


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Another R-Type clone. Nice colourful graphics and an interesting, competent  variation on a very familiar theme.


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The WildC.A.T.S. are comic-like super heroes. Help them in this Final Fight type action game to gain victory. Lots of fun!


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Jim Power - The Lost Dimension in 3D (U) [!].zip

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A cool platformer game with good graphics. The background scrolls around as if it's a 3D world. Hence the name. Good graphics for the SNES, and a fun game!


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A bad tennis game. Tennis is supposed to be fast-paced action, and this game is just horribly slow paced. The computer automatically takes you to the ball. Where's the fun in that? Just pass on this one!


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An excellent polygonal motoracer from the creators of the F1 World Championship series. WOW!!! Ththis game is addiciting. The graphic for the bike sometimes gets in the way, but the gameplay and sound effects really shine. You can almost feel the g-force when you accellerate! If you don't have this game, then you're missing out. This version seems to be more enjoyable than the watersport based 'Carribean Challenge' version, due to a generally better viewing angle.


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Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball

Filename:
Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball (U).zip

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Ken Griffey Jr Presents - Major League Baseball.rsn

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A baseball game without a lot of options. There's a lot of teams missing in this one, and the gameplay is just way off! Look for something better. This one's not worth it.


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This baseball game is much better than the other Ken Griffey game! The graphics are better, there aren't all the missing teams, and the music is pretty cool. Big step upwards between the two games!


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Play as a girl in training in this side scrolling platformer game. Try this game only if your super bored!


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Help save the king's daughter who has been kidnapped by playing as the klutzy Kid Klown. A fun game, and good for some laughs!


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A.K.A. Mobile Fighter G Gundam. This game pretty much sucks. It's a fighting game, came out one year earlier than the Gundam Wing fighting game which is ten times better.


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Kidou Senshi Gundam W - Endless Duel (J).zip

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Spin off from a mega-popular Anime TV series in Japan, This is an awsome 2D KO fighter. If you are tired of Street Fighter or Mortal Kombat, you can't do better that this, heck it's right up there with them!


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Kidou Senshi Z-Gundam - Away to the Newtype

Filename:
Kidou Senshi Z-Gundam - Away to the Newtype (J).zip

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AKA Mobile Suit Gundam Z. Spin off from a mega-popular Anime TV series in Japan, which described the three-way battle in between A.E.U.G., Titans and Axis in U.C. 0087. Although it was a cartoon, the TV series had an almost Star Trek like quality, which tackled human nature and military conflicts in the future cosmos. OK, onto the game. Unlike Gundam Wing, the controls take some getting used to, since it’s a fighting game with a Final Fantasy style, but it is fairly well implemented. A translation into English would help by drawing you into the storyline, but there’s nothing available right now. Anyway, If you are interested, I’d say look up the FAQ, available on the net – it should get you going.


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Kiki KaiKai - Nazo no Kuro Manto (J).zip

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Wow, I'll bet you've never heard of this game, but it is excellent! For all it's looks, you'd think this was a Zelda style RPG, but it's actually a shooter and a great one at that. Graphically it's appealing, gameplay is instantly addictive and the music is equally enjoyable, fitting well with the oriental theme. Give this game one go and you'll surely come back for more...  ...and more   ...and more!


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Rare's classic fighting game. This game has lots of characters, lots moves, lots of levels, and some very cool special effects for the SNES. This is a great game!


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King Arthur & The Knights of Justice (U) [!].zip

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King Arthur and the Knights of Justice.rsn

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An RPG where you must save King Arthur who has been kidnapped. Others will join you on your quest, as you become stronger and closer to getting the King back and going back to your own time.


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King Arthurs World is a fairly addictive strategy game for the SNES. The aim is to get king arthur through the level to the king (treasure chest in training levels) at the end.  To do this you must use him or his troops to destroy enemies as well as work out how to get past various obstacles.


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In this Final Fight style game, you control a Dragon in order to get through all the enemies and reach the end. The enemies attack together sometimes in order to make things harder for you.This game was constantly developed in the arcades up to 2001 and became a very good game. At this early stage though, it's pretty mediocre.


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This is really cool fighting game. It kind of reminds me of Godzilla. Battle it out between two large monsters in the cities, waters, etc. You can demolish just about anything, including bridges, buildings, towers, etc.


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More great action from the series. 3 years after the first game, only 3 of the monsters survived, and they are angry and seeking revenge. You no longer fight only other monsters. You now have to take on the entire city!


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Kirby's Dream Course is obviously a game starring the cast of characters from past Kirby games, but the concept is much different this time! Instead of the usual side-scrolling adventure games, this one is a version of golf with some changes here and there. It's pretty underrated if you ask me, but this game is really great if you're up for a challenge, trust me.


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A.K.A. Kirby's Fun Pak. Play as Kirby, the cute and cuddyly pink creature who can kick some major butt! Suck in enemies and press the down button to take on their form. Or you can just spit them back out. Superb graphics and beutifully crafted sprites. This game is a work of art. No wonder it spawned a whole Kirby series. Essential.


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In this game, Kirby must roll up into a ball, as you shoot him at the totem pole like targets. Once you've gotten all the targets, you must roll into the hole as in golf.


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It's more of the classic Kirby action from when it was actually fun. Beautiful the backgrounds are beautiful. Sprites are great. every little detail is awesome. It ranks up there with Donkey Kong country! HelAs ever, you must help Kirby on his quest and others will join you along the way to give you a hand - I say others, surely, that's an early appearance of Pokemon I can see isn't it?


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A.K.A. Kirby Superstar. Play as Kirby, the cute and cuddly pink creature who can kick some major butt! Suck in enemies and press the down button to take on their form. Or you can just spit them back out. Superb graphics and beutifully crafted sprites. This game is a work of art. No wonder it spawned a whole Kirby series. Essential.


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A.K.A Kirby's Avalanche. A puzzle game based on the Japanese bean matching game of puyo puyo, which has been around almost as long as tetris. Coloured beans fall from the sky in groups of two. You can rotate and move these groups until the land at the bottom of the screen, whereupon another group starts falling. Gameplay requires quick reactions and a fair bit of intelligence to plan your strategy, even in single player mode, but in two player mode, the game comes into it's own. A worthy competitor to Tetris, which should keep you playing for hours, I love it.


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In this Final Fight style game, you control Arthur on a quest to gain peace using the Excalibur. Although some of the levels are really short, there are lots of them to make up for it.


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A NASCAR style racing game on the SNES. The frame rate seems to drop quite a bit at times. The view shows the car is if you were in the drivers seat, but it also shows the car in front, which messes it up.


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An RPG in which you must rid the land of all evil and bring the pure water back to the land.


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Lamborghini - American Challenge (U).zip

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Compete in a racing tournament against several players. This is a great racing game for the SNES. The graphics are good for the SNES and the music is pretty cool too. You have to try this one out!


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Larry Nixon's Super Bass Fishing (J).zip

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Larry Nixon's Super Bass Fishing (J).png

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In the face of it, this game has a lot going for it. There are a broad selection of options and fishing tackle to choose from. But unfortunately, I was unable to navigate through the japanese menus an start the game proper. A shame really.


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This casino game features excellent graphics, quality music and an adventure mode, where you act out your visit to Vagas - a nice twist, but you can't escape the storyline and it can get irritating. Stick with it though, the superior graphics beat the fits out of Super Ceasars Palace and the games are quite playable, even if the menu system is in Japanese. Games include the games of Black Jack, Slots, Roulette, Craps, and Poker. Very enjoyable, but you might want to try the English release - Vegas Stakes.


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Based on the movie. You are in a world of virtual reality and you must defeat all the enemies. The weapons are somewhat cool in the game.


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Fighting style similar to Final Fight. Live the legend and fulfill your destiny. A bit slow paced, but still a fun game!


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Legend of The Mystical Ninja, The (U).zip

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A really good, fun RPG game that'll give you hours of enjoyment! Good story line, and plenty of jokes and laughter. This one is fun for everyone!


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Legend of Zelda, The - A Link to the Past

Filename:
Legend of Zelda, The - A Link to the Past (U).zip

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Legend of Zelda 3 - A Link to the Past.rsn

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This legendary game was the only Zelda game released on the SNES. The story line and gameplay are top-notch this is a must have!


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Help the little Lemmings creatures get safely to their homes by assigning certain tasks to different lemmings ir order to create a safe path for the lemmings to follow. Lots of fun and addictive!


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The little Lemmings are back! This time, there are lots more  tasks from which to choose, your choice of different  "tribes" to save, and even a plot of sorts


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Help some dorky teen get off the island in this messed up game. Climbing and walking is just about all you'll be doing in this game, as you'll want to quit before more of the action starts. Just too geeky for me!


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Lethal Enforcers is a home port of an arcade shooting game of the same name. At the time of it’s release, the game came packed in with a light gun called the Justifier, and it is best played with a light gun, although this is not essential. The game is simply amazing for it's day. The graphics are stunning, the sound is a treat for the ears and gameplay is awsome. All in all, Lethal Enforcers is one of the finest shooting games ever made. It’s the predecessor to games like Virtua Cop, Time Crisis, and House of the Dead, without it, these games simply would not exist.


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A side scrolling platformer with several different missions. Some of the enemies have some really cool weapons in this game, such as a flamethrower, so watch out.


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This game was ported from the MSX, a far less capable console than the SNES, so graphically, it is pretty retro. But don't let that put you off, because this is actually a very good puzzle game. According to the theme, you have two farmers who are out to collect mushrooms, but ghosts wandering around the field are out to stop you. In terms of gameplay, this translates to the two farmers have a rope between them which they wind around dots on the screen (tree stumps). You get to keep any mushrooms you surround before the ghosts catch you. Surprisingly addictive, so if you can forgive the poor graphics, you will doubtless enjoy.


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This game, is about the Revolutionary War between the Americans and the British and it really was the first of its kind; It's unprecedented depth set a new standard for the genre. Graphics and sound are certainly not the game's strongpoint. The visuals and sound effects aren't painful, but there's nothing that will wow you either. The game provides a tremendous platform for entertainment and learning war type strategy however, with a vast array of options to broaden gameplay. In this game you can choose to be either side, which I find neat. Both sides have their advantages and disadvantages - the American have great soldiers, very little money; the British have a lot of cash, but poor soldiers. Either way, this game will keep you entertained for a while... but is a tad confusing, but not TOO confusing. You should know the commands and controls within a day or two. If you are a history buff or a Strategy game fan, this game is worth you time.


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Based on the hit animated Disney feature film. Excellent animation, with your choice of two characters to play (cub and later adult Simba). Potentially frustrating in later rounds, the ending isn't really worth the effort, but this is really a game for the kids anyway.


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Little Magic is a cute little puzzle game along the lines of The Adventures of Lolo! It stars May, a magic school student whose grades aren't perfect and who places more value in friends and fun than studying. May is taking her final exam which revolves around lots of funky block puzzles, and once you solve them all... well, I'm not gonna give that away.


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Live A Live had excellent graphics for it's day. The sprites are bigger and have more animation than those in the Final Fantasy series. The music is wonderful and the sound effects are just what you'd expect from Square. The battle system, is very different from other Square games, being more strategy based. Your attacks are ranged to fit into certain squares meaning that you will have to position your characters the right way to execute a technique. Another cool aspect of Live A Live is that you go through different chapters as different characters until you get to the final chapter - It's like mini RPGs all rolled into one. This is a truly a great RPG, but sadly it was never translated into English, which kind of ruins the chance of understanding the plot. Let's hope a translation is produced for it one day.


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A very cool jet fighting game. You get to drive some really cool aircraft in this game in a battle against the other side. The graphics are a little hard to deal with at times, such as when turning, but not bad for the SNES.


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Create drawings and animations in this game featuring characters from the Looney Tunes.


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A really cool basketball game featuring the characters from the Looney Tunes, along with all the sound effects you would expect to hear from the show. Not the most realistic basketball game, but definitely fun!


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The Vikings are back and better than than ever! Use the different abilities of each Viking to make your way through the levels.


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Work together with the vikings, switching back and forth between them to make your way through the levels.


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Estopolis Denki (Lufia and the Fortress of Doom).rsn

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A great RPG with an interesting and fun story to it. The gameplay is great, although there may be a bit too many fights. But that's not enough to turn me away from this great game!


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Lufia II - Rise of the Sinistrals (U).zip

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Lufia II - Rise of the Sinistrals (U).png

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Estopolis Denki II (Lufia 2 - Rise of the Sinistrals).rsn

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An improved sequel to the original Lufia. A slightly different storyline, which is better than the original and became a well sort after RPG for its time.


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Excellent YACEG endorsed by one of the true legends of the sport. For those of you unfamiliar with American pro football, John Madden started out as a player, then moved on to become a coach, then after retiring became one of the game's most popular television sportscasters. The Madden NFL series was developed annually from the original Madden NFL Football in 1991. The basic game engine and outstanding gameplay remained the same throughout, with all the usual tweaking and fiddling with the graphics, sound, and user options. The series spawned many imitators over the years, but few came close to matching this football gaming classic. This is the most balanced game of the series in  terms of flash vs. substance and my personal favorite.


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This was the last version of Madden NFL released on the SNES, it is good byt way too flashy for its own good, it features a slick but confusing side-slide menu system. The series continues onto newer systems such as the N64, but if you want to stay with the SNES console, try Madden NFL '97, which seems to strike a better balance between playability and flashy graphics.


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Help the Magic Boy climb to the top of the levels, shooting, and dodging the enemies on the way up.


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A basketball game for the SNES. Not very good IMO. It's often hard to tell who has the ball. Also, the camera turns around to face the direction your going, but this can get very annoying at times!


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Originally a game on the Hi-Spec Neo-Geo console, Magical Drop is a small, yet addictive puzzle, where your objective is to burst balloons. By moving a clown at the bottom of the screen, you can carry an infinite number of balloons and getting 3 or more to cluster together causes them to disappear and thus earn a lot of points. But this sounds a bit too easy, right...? True, but the game is quite short and as if to make up for it, it quickly becomes insanely difficult. Magical Drop is one of the best puzzlers available on the SNES, but if you can't stand a challenge, you won't like it.


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Originally a game on the Hi-Spec Neo-Geo console, Magical Drop 2 is a small, yet addictive puzzle, where your objective is to burst balloons. By moving a clown at the bottom of the screen, you can carry an infinite number of balloons and getting 3 or more to cluster together causes them to disappear and thus earn a lot of points. But this sounds a bit too easy, right...? True, but the game is quite short and as if to make up for it, it quickly becomes insanely difficult. As if that's not enough, this second release can also be configured to Puzzle Mode where your only objective is to make it past the various, fast-paced levels, giving you even less of a break. Magical Drop 2 is one of the best puzzlers available on the SNES, but if you can't stand a challenge, you won't like it.


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Magical Pop'n is an almost unknown game. It was developed by Pack in Video, and released for Super Famicom, only in Japan. Sadly, it never got the popularity it deserved, and never had any sequel. It's a very competent platformer, way above average. It has a very nice and cute anime look into it, and while it could turn off some people, they don't prevent the game for being fun. The graphics are surprisingly good, they change from level to level, and the main character and enemies are very well animated. An unknown game, waiting to be discovered and enjoyed. Check it if you can, you won't be disappointed.


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Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse, The

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Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse, The (U) [!].zip

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Help Mickey and friends on their quest to find Pluto who has been dognapped.


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This is mix of genres really. It follows a storyline like an RPG, is an action type platformer and requires you to shoot enemies of many different forms. The storyline is extremely dark, in an equally dark setting. Play as Abel as he journeys through hell (literally) to save his daughter from the King of Demons and quite possibly loses his humanity in the process! Graphically this game is mediocre and somehow, the gameplay feels stiff, I'm not convinced. Five minutes was enough for me, I won't be going back to try it again!


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Manchester United Championship Soccer (E).zip

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Manchester United Championship Soccer (E).png

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This is one of the most enjoyable sports games I have ever had the privilege of playing. Gameplay is well varied with a humongous roster of European teams, but most importantly, the game is just plain fun to play and it is by no means too easy to win. However, as much as I like this game, there is not getting around it, the graphics suck. The players look like little coloured blobs and the field does not look realistic, although the lines are all clear, and in the right place, so they get the job done. On balance, although the graphics and a lack of commentary are a fairly poor effort, they do not detract from the game too much. This is an innovative game in a tired genre, which makes it one of the best sports games around.


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Help Luigi, Yoshi, and friends find Mario who has mysteriously disappeared. One weird thing about this game is that you can't seem to get hurt. You just walk right through the enemies.


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Basic paint package for younger kids. Easy to use, but not good.


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Remember the old NES game Wrecking Crew? In this SNES version Mario is back, but this time in a Tetris style puzzle game instead of a platform game. You can choose if you want to play the original Wrecking Crew or the new puzzle version, Wrecking Crew '98. In the 98 version, the object is to use your hammer to rearrange the big piles of multicolored bricks so that similar colored bricks fall in rows or other formations. If you combine special blocks special things happen, like big steel blocks appear on your competitors side or multiple new blocks appear on the competitors side. Simple enough concept, but like the best puzzle games, if you become proficient at it, one game last a very long time. This game was one of the few originally released for the Japanese Satella System and proved popular enough to earn a release on cart. Out of interest, the Satella System, utilised game downloads via satellite and a custom peer–to-peer network to play interactively, very advanced stuff for it’s day, but a little late coming for the SNES.


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Help Mario prevent Bowser from changing history. I couldn't figure out how to do anything in this game. Go ahead and try it out though. Maybe you'll be able to get somewhere in it.


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A fishing game for the SNES. I couldn't tell you if it's good or not as it didn't emulate at all for me. But unless you like fishing games, you probably won't want this game anyways.


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Marvel Super Heroes - War of the Gems (U).zip

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Marvel Super Heroes - War of the Gems (U).png

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Fight your way through level after level as one of the characters from the Marvel comics.


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Fun, side scrolling, platformer action with comical like gameplay. Based on the movie. Fight your way through several different levels using cool weapons like boxing gloves.


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It's a golfing game with robots. The whole idea of the game seems kind of stupid to me, but if you like golfing games with a twist for some odd reason, then give this game a try.


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AKA Battletech. Fight battles as a heavy mech. Some of the battles can be great fun and enjoyable! If you've ever played the mechwarrior games from Microsoft on the PC then you'll know what to expect.


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AKA Battletech 3050. Very similar to the first Mechwarrior. This one comes with enhanced graphics and gameplay. If you enjoyed the first one, why not give this one a try?


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This is a strategy game rather like Populous or perhaps The Settlers. It involves resource management and development, then finally on each level - the conquering of the other civilizations on the island. A refreshingly different take on the "god" genre that is lots of fun to play.


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The Mega Man series is famous for its stellar gameplay. This maybe 'Version 7', but it is the first Mega Man to hit the SNES. It also marks the first appearence of Bass and Treble, future stars of Mega Man and Bass. Graphics are spartan but well designed, enemies and bosses are perfectly engineered, although in this release some of the stages and bosses were seriously retarded. Gameplay is challenging, control is awsome, lots of weapons, cool moves - in short, it's perfect platform perfection. One of the longest running series ever! This is a definite must have game!


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A soccer game with Mega Man players. There isn't much special about this soccer game other than the Mega Man characters. But that's what makes it so enjoyable. Without them, this game would suck!


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For the first in the X series, it sure as hell kicked a lot of ass. X is not just an upgraded version of Mega Man, X and Mega Man are two completely different robots. X was modeled from Mega Man by Dr. Light, set to come out of cryostasis when he was needed. I really liked the new changes the X series brought to Mega Man as a whole. In many ways, the X series is better than any other Mega Man titles ever made.


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The second release in the excellent 'X' series, but the stages and bosses aren't as good as the first release. At least there was a lot more to do gameplay-wise. Still, an excellent game , but I wouldn't recommend it over Mega Man X.


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This is really where the X series was at it's lowest point. This game was not much more than a bad mix of X and X2, with a really weird, fluctuating difficulty level. Play X or X2, but leave this one alone.


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Metal Combat - Falcon's Revenge (U) [h1].zip

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Sequel to Battle Clash that is pretty much more of the same. The core gameplay remains unchanged, but a few things have been added: Your gun can now charge to 3 levels, you recieve a new weapon after passing each stage, there's a new training mode, and the game itself is about twice as long as its predecessor. A ranking system has been added as well to increase the replay value, as you can always go back and try to beat your old times.


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Build up a military base and use it to aid you as you fight the enemy.


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This game is pretty text-intensive, so those who don't have any knowledge of japanese may have a hard time figuring things out without a translation patch. It has pretty cool graphics and a Final Fantasy-like battle system.  Metal Max part 1 came out for the NES.


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A new storyline for Metal Max, released a couple of years after Metal Max 2. This game is still pretty text-intensive, without any knowledge of japanese or a translation patch (not available yet), it is near impossible to figure out what's going on. Final Fantasy-like battle system has been developed a little and the graphics are still pretty cool.


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A platformer game with plenty of aliens to shoot down with your guns. The game has a really good story, and during the cutscenes, has very good graphics for the SNES. Graphical glitches abound when emulated with Snes9x, use Zsnes instead!


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Pop'n Twinbee - Rainbow Bell Adventures (E).zip

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Pop 'N' Twinbee - Rainbow Bell Adventure (E).png

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A great adventure game, very similar in operation to Sonic & Knuckles. Excellent graphics and gameplay. Definitely worth a try!


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Known as "the god game" when first released, this award- winning title allows you to create, populate, modify, and wreak havoc upon your worlds. Ported from the almighty Amiga original, it spawned a sequel and many clones. The original is a true gaming classic that retains all of its majesty despite the passage of time. It is not an easy game to figure out though - Patience and a good deal of learning are required.


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Populous II - Trials of the Olympian Gods

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Populous II - Trials of the Olympian Gods (E).zip

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This sequel is even more impressive than the first, this time you're not alone in the god  game, as over two dozen of the most powerful deities on Mt. Olympus challenge your right to be counted among  their number. Biggest improvements are the deity creation system and the ability to summon multiple effects at once, but it remains a difficult game to understand and play.


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A platformer game with characters from the Looney Tunes. The game is actually quite challenging despite it's kiddiness you would probably expect from it just by the name.


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An off-road racing sim in the traditional European vein - which means compact cars, not monster trucks (awwww, goes the American audience). A nice change-of-pace from the usual crowd of racing sims with a slant-view perspective. Looks nice, sounds nice, plays well. Has a decent selection of options, and you can use your winnings to upgrade your car. Kinda hard to steer, though, even after you've played it a while.


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A good fighting game with different characters and unique moves/abilities and attributes for each. Bizzarly it stars a old lady with the ability to turn into a young women after kissing her enemies, even if they are female! - Oh yeah!!!


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From the designers of Populous comes and unprecedented game in which you fight battles, invent new technologies, make alliances, or spy on your enemies. In a world without kings, power is the only law. Unite each territory under your control by either word or sword, or or face bitter defeat at the hands of other powermongers. Your choice of human or computer oppoents. Power Monger has even more addictive qualities than Populous


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I'm not really sure how to do anything in this game. When I selected the 1 Player option, it brought up a screen where I had to put in some password before I could even play the game.


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Based on the hit feature film starring Kurt Russell that later became a television series. Wow! Great graphics and animation, cool tunes and sound, and gameplay that just borders on frustratingly hard. Has a lot in common with Super Star Wars in terms of level design and advancement. If you liked the movie, you'll like the game. If you haven't seen the movie, then you might want to after playing the game.


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A.K.A. Star Fox. I realize that this game was wildly popular when it hit in 1993, but mainly due to its revolutionary 3D graphics. By 1999, the polygon graphics looked dated, and the only thing left is an average shooter. Time has not been kind to this fox. You pilot your ship through a variety of planet and space stages, all filled with 3D obstacles and enemies. The frame rate is pretty sluggish, especially when the screen gets cluttered (which is often!). You are also severely constrained in terms of ship movement, and it's not easy to aim and shoot down enemies. Three other animal pilots (including a stuttering frog) are there to help you out, but they tend to get in the way and confuse matters. The bosses are undeniably cool, and I love the way they break apart as you wear them down. The explosions are exceptional, and the music and sound effects are also first rate. But despite the technology, StarWing / StarFox isn't as exciting or fun as it used to be. Play with Zsnes.


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A high-tech combat flight simulation highlighting a futuristic Army attack helicopter. Compares well with LHX Attack Chopper released on the Genesis, but has more of an arcade feel to it. One of its unique features is a two-player mode, in which a second player can assume the role of copilot and take over piloting duties during combat missions, while the first player concentrates on operation the weapons systems. Interesting!


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I can’t understand how a respectable video game developer like Irem (of R-Type fame) could put out such a hideous piece of crap like this. Street Combat is best described as Street Fighter for homos. The gay graphics, creepy animation, and bouncy music will make you cringe. The main character, Steven, looks like a girl, and whenever he’s defeated he ends up with his legs spread or his butt up in the air. Other characters include a freaky clown in white tights, a robot named Helmut, and a Guile look-alike named GI Jim. The controls are unresponsive, and by the time you manage to pull off some fancy move, your opponent has already moved out of the way. And the attacks are not what I would call balanced. Why bother punching when you can just do you deadly “arm spin” over and over? That’s what I did – I used this “special attack” continuously and was able to defeat every character (including the boss) without losing one fight! Man, this may be the worst one-on-one fighting game ever.


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The Alpha reference does not imply that this title is a pre-release. Rather it was a later development of Street Fighter 2, which mimicked similar releases in the Arcades. Unfortunately this game uses a custom chip and doesn't emulate in either Snes9x, or zSnes.


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Street Fighter II - The World Warrior (E) [!].zip

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Street Fighter 2 was a great improvement over its predecessor and will bring memories screaming back to many. But in reality, even on it's release, there were better fighting games out on the circuit. Nevertheless, this is a seminal product and one not to miss.


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This sequel to Street Fighter 2 is very similar to the first, except there are numerous speed settings, allowing for faster and more exciting matches. Another major feature is the fact that you can now play as the four bosses, bringing the character selection total to twelve. Other than that, the game is basically the same.


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This is an excellent clone of Mario Kart, which was originally designed for the Genesis. It has a funky soundtrack, cool characters, and some of the smoothest animation and sprite scaling you will ever see in a 16 bit racing game. Looks and plays fast, and even offers split-screen play for two-player mode. What a ride!


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Based on the film, surprisingly this games predecessor was titled Terminator 2 and this is the best of the side-scrolling Terminator releases. Fans of the series may also want to look at another game released for the SNES - Robocop vs. the Terminator.


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A great RPG on the SNES that you will spend hours on end playing! Once your begin your adventure, you won't step away from the screen for hours! You'll be instantly hooked on this great game! Try this game now!


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Test Drive II - The Duel (U) (24291).zip

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A fun driving game without the pressure of normal racing games. Just make it safely to your destination. Travel at your own pace, be it fast or slow! Look out for cops who pull you over for going too fast though!


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It's just Tetris and Dr. Mario combined onto one game pak. If you like both games, then you'll probably enjoy this game.


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It's Tetris with some different shaped blocks and multi-colored pieces. Match up three or more colors in a row to remove them and make room for more pieces in the game.


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Switch and rotate the pieces around to get matching colors next to each other in order to eliminate them and make room for more pieces.


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Think you can design and build the greatest amusement park in the world? You select the site, you lay out the rides - in fact, you control every aspect of running a profitable amusement park - from hiring employees to developing new rides and maintaining an adequate supply of soft drinks. Any mistakes, and the hordes of fun- seekers will let you know. Oh, and that merry-go-round in flames is a clue, too. A cute-but-empty sim that makes every level into a simple pattern.


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Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends (E) [!].zip

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We all know Thomas don't we? This is based on the popular childrens books / TV series, featuring Thomas the Tank Engine and his many friends on island of Sodor. While it has less appeal than the TV series, there are enough activities included to keep small kids happy.


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Fly through the levels in a jet, shooting at just about everything you come in contact with. You'll face thousands of enemies in this game! Lots of fun!


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Loosely based on the puppet, the aim is to use IR's famous vehicles in rescue mode, although in reality it turns out to be more of a shoot-em-up. Putting out fires it reems requires much the same skills as starting them! Whilst the game won't set the world alight (quite literally), it's a nice little jaunt into the world of international rescue and decent harmless fun.


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A Final Fight style game with The Tick. You'll fight in some cool locations such as on the top of a moving bus.


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You control a robot with the ability to jet into the air and float around. You also get powerful weapons at your disposal. Lots of fun!


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Michael Andretti's Indy Car Challenge (U).zip

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A racing game that look like it might be good. However, I was unable to get it emulated.


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Michael Jordan - Chaos in the Windy City

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Michael Jordan - Chaos in the Windy City (U).zip

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A weird side scrolling game featuring Michael Jordan. I'm not sure why they picked Michael Jordan to play the part in this game. It just doesn't fit him. You get an unlimited supply of b-balls to throw at enemies.


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Mickey & Donald's Magical Adventure 3 (J).zip

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Lovely colourful graphics from Disney and a competent side-scrolling platformer make this an enjoyable game, not just for small kids!


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Great Circus Mystery Starring Mickey & Minnie, The

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Great Circus Mystery Starring Mickey & Minnie, The (U).zip

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It's Mickey in several circus type levels. You'll find all kinds of props you'd see at the circus like balloons, cannons, people, etc. Use them to your advantage.


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Mickey Mania - The Timeless Adventures of Mickey Mouse.rsn

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It's a colorful Mickey Mouse back in the black and white days of Mickey Mouse. The game is pretty cool at first, but you'll soon get annoyed with the black and white textures of everything.


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Mickey's Playtown Adventure - A Day Of Discovery!

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Mickey's Playtown Adventure - A Day Of Discovery! (U).zip

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This game is for small children to help them learn simple things like matching. No fun for older generations, but it's not really intended for them.


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Mickey falls asleep and you have to help him in his dream quest to stop the earthquakes from happening on the land.


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You get to drive around in those little vehicles that Galoob sells by the ton on some very strange tracks - like the bathtub, on the dining table, and so on. You even get to choose your driver from some rather crazy looking characters. Strange concept, the top-down view is not really the best for racing and gameplay is a bit suspect - If you get too far in front of your opponents they suddenly catch up with you! You don't have to enjoy racing games to have fun with the game though and despite the shortcomings, it is surprisingly addictive. Up to 4 players can join in.


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Micro Machines 2 - Turbo Tournament (E).zip

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Second release and the same concept as the first, with minor vehicle tweaks.


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Might and Magic II - Gates to Another World

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Might and Magic II - Gates to Another World (E).zip

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A series of Bard's Tale style RPGs developed during the days of the almighty Amiga and ported to the SNES. Popular dungeon crawlers, which are old, but still kinda fun. Gameplay has its problems though, you can only move four directions in this 3D style world, and the movement isn't very smooth at all, it is often difficult to tell which way you went sometimes. Very confusing! The music also grates on the ears.


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Might and Magic III - Isles of Terror (U).zip

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Third in a series of outdated, graphically challenged games, which are somehow enjoyable to play.


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Colorful and non-violent run-and-jump based on the syndicated animated TV series created in Britian. A youth-oriented cartoonish-looking platform that is at best moderately challenging.


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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - The Fighting Edition

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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - The Fighting Edition (U).zip

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Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers - The Fighting Edition.rsn

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This is another Power Rangers game like the first one with Final Fight style action. The story isn't as good as Final Fight, but if you like the Power Rangers, then go ahead and try this game.


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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - The Movie

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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - The Movie (U).zip

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Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers - The Movie.rsn

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Play as the yellow, blue, red, pink, or black Power Rangers in this Final Fight style game. This is one game that I think deserves to be in the Final Fight style genre. If you liked the TV show, try the game out.


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Fight as either the Thunder Megazoid or the Mega Tigerzoid when all the Power Rangers are combined. This is a fighting style game.


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Help Mohawk get through this crazy land of albums and music. The world rotates with you as you go up walls and such. You can really pull off some insane jumping tricks in this game as well.


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This has to be one of the most popular board games to program, there are versions and variations for every personal computer system to date. Up to eight players can take part in a surprisingly realistic real estate speculation game - who will be the first to get a monopoly and break the other players? This SNES version is identical in almost every way to its counterparts on other contemporary consoles - which is to say that both graphics and sound are limited, but nothing can take away from the spectacular gameplay. If your looking some of that classic board game action in a video game, then look no further.


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Monstania is a fun (if short) little strategy RPG. Gameplay is very simple, very fast (for a strategy-RPG), and very not-menu-driven. In fact, you only need to use menus during combat if you want to change your equipment or use a technique. It's quite a fun little game. Give it a try if you're into strategy-RPGs, puzzle games, RPGs in general, or if you just want something to do some afternoon. You won't be disappointed!


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This video game series was so popular that it spawned both a live- action and an animated TV series, and a live-action movie starring Christopher Lambert as Rayden. Many video game experts consider the MK games are more hype than they are substance, but that didn't keep Midway from selling copies by the bucketful. The experts may have a point with this release and this is by far the worst graphically of the bunch, as the  jerkiness and poor digitzation show. Don't let the experts put you off though. Keep this game for posterity and play MK3 instead.


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Mortal Kombat (Ultimate Mortal Kombat).rsn

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Even more characters join the roster as the Outworld launches its invasion of Earth - Nice graphics and decent gameplay, but the jerky animation has unfortunately returned. Even so, I remember MK3 as the best 2D fighter round and still lives up to its reputation today! A great game, but try its close cousin, Ultimate MK3, which is basically the same game with several graphical enhancements, including more blood and gore  during the fight scenes.


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More from the classic fighting game. The contest moves to the Outworld as Sonya Blade continues her pursuit of Kang - This  introduced several new characters, more moves, more fatalities, and more of everything you love. A considerable improvement on the first release.


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The title character is a cute and loveable squirrel who journeys through his woodland domain taking care of all all the fruits, vegetables, and nuts that have "gone bad". A pretty decent Ghosts 'n' Goblins clone, with nice graphics and adequate sound are offset by less-than-challenging level design and a stupid premise. Even so, the platform fans will find enough to keep them busy. The only thing missing from the SNES version is the zoom-in scaling at the stage stars, but that was unnecessary to begin with.


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Get throught the forest as a squirrel, collecting coins and acorns to throw at the enemies as you progress. The action is just too slow paced for my liking.


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It's classic Pac-Man action. Collect all the dots on the levels while avoiding the enemies who try to stop you. Eat one of the big dots and watch em run!


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A platformer game on the SNES. You control a lone soldier as you help him through the several levels filled with weird enemies. The music is pretty good, but the gameplay is too slow.


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A one-on-one game of basketball with the all-star players. The reflections on the floor give a cool look to the graphics. The gameplay is a little slow, however, it is really a clone of EA's Super One-on-One, but is a bad imitation of a superior game.


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A highly configurable baseball game on the SNES with lots of options and great graphics. I enjoyed this basketball game. If you like basketball games, give this one a try. You might like it.


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Midway does their own NBA Jam one better in this release, but the premise is the same - two-on-two basketball, arcade style. This features fast and furious gameplay, an avowed emphasis on individual showmanship, and some of the smoothest animation to be found in the genre. The only real drawback is the sound, which is not on a par with the rest of the game.


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The arcade basketball sim that has since become the stuff of legend. Hardware was somewhat limited when this game was being developed, so the programmers opted to reduce the number of players in order to allow up to four people to play the game at the same time without having to worry about what any computer-controlled players were doing. A wise move, in retrospect, as this was quite popular in its day and spawned a number of sequels and ports. The chief programmer was one Steve Snake, better known nowdays as the author of the KGen series of emulators. Two-on-two basketball, without having to worry about things like fouls and the laws of gravity. Seriously, though, the pure action approach can be appealing even if you're not a basketball fan. Up to four players supported, this version is a rather limited port of the original arcade game.


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The tournament edition of NBA Jam. This release has bigger team rosters, more hidden characters, and court hotspots. A great basketball game for the SNES!


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By the time that the mid 1990s rolled around, EA's standard basketball game engine was beginning to get downright creaky. They decided to rewrite the whole thing from scratch, developing an new isometric engine for 16-bit platforms and a full-perspective polygonal engine for 32-bit platforms. These are the Genesis ports of the 16-bit games, and they carry on the EA tradition of sporting sim excellence. When you first see the opening sequence of NBA Live 95, you know this series isn't going to be like anything that preceeded it - and it isn't. Many game historians consider the NBA Live series to be the finest basketball sims ever created for a 16-bit platform, and it's easy to see why. Great graphics, great sound, great gameplay, user options out the wazoo - for what more could a fan ask? If you consider yourself a serious Genesis gamer, then you need to have at least one of these in your cart collection, this game provided the first appearance of EA Sports'  fantastic isometric game engine for basketball sims.


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Similar to the original, wit minor improvements. Adds the "create player" option, considered by many to  be the best in the SNES series


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Another version of the great basketball series, but it manages to fall a notch or two below its predecessor. Not because of the game itself, which boasts some improvements, but due to it's "happenin'" style, which turns many players off.


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This is the final version of NBA Live released on the SNES, and adds more features. If you played the previous versions and liked them, then you'll love this one!


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Another full team basketball game like the NBA Live series. The action in this one is just way too slow! You'll find yourself constantly being stopped for illegal moves and such. There's plenty of better choices! Snes 9x leaves a few graphical artifacts on screen, play using Zsnes.


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Newman-Hass Indy Car Featuring Nigel Mansell

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Newman-Hass Indy Car Featuring Nigel Mansell (U).zip

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A pretty cool racing game on the SNES, this is actually the sequal to Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing and is the better of the two. Fast action, cool graphics, and plenty of racers to beat. If you like racing games, you should try this one!


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A fairly good football game for SNES with a roaming view, which seems slightly confusing at first. Movement is a little slow and animation jerky, which adds to the frustration. I like NFL Quarterback Club better.


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If you liked the first NFL Quarterback Club, then try this one out. It's even better than the original. This is the last version released on the SNES. The series has since continued onto newer systems like the N64.


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In my opinion, this is one of the greatest football series ever! The game has been around for a long time now, and for good reason. These games represent a formidable challenge to EA's Madden franchise. They are so much alike in many respects that you would think Iguana either cloned or back-engineered the Madden game code. Great graphics, great sound, great gameplay. Play for yourself and decide which is best.


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This series has earned a worldwide reputation for its overall excellence, and its easy to see why. Excellent sound and graphics throughout the series, and the gameplay ROCKS, plain and simple. However, it has to be said, hockey games have gotten much better over the years, so if your really looking for an intense hockey game, look on a newer system, say XBox.


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An updated version of the previous NHL hockey game.Tthe first of the High Score games, and a big  improvement over the previous installment


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Yet another release to add to the series. The most balanced of the NHL Hockey series, and  the "house favorite" among fans of the sport.


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No observable difference between this and NHL 96, apart from the music and the team rosters.


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This was the last version of the series released on the SNES, but it is identical to NHL 97 for all practical purposes, aside from the team rosters.


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A very good hockey game for the SNES. If you like hockey games, and your looking for a good one on the SNES, then you should try this one out! Probably the most realistic hockey game on the SNES!


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If you've ever watched the TV show, you should know what to expect from this game. Compete in several different challenges, race through obstacles courses, etc. to become the champion.


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Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing

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Nigel Mansell's World Championship (E) (V1.1).zip

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Easily the rival of Domark's F1 series, and some of the smoothest-looking gameplay you'll ever see in the genre. You'll get a great sense of speed in this game! Fast racing, good graphics, and good sound effects. If you like racing games, you should definitely try this one out, or the sequel - Newman Hass Indy Car Racing, which offers slight improvements.


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Compilation of the three games in the Ninja Gaiden series, which were originally released on the NES. A solid action game, with stellar graphics (in most stages, anyway) and a variety of weapons. The story is told intermission-style between stages with awesome cinemas. Unfortunately, the latter stages tend to be frustratingly hard.


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Fight your way through the streets in this Final Fight style fighting game with cool characters. If you like Final Fight, then you'll like this game as well. It's very similar, but without the great story line.


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Become the first person to defeat the evil vampire in this game! Good storyline, but the gameplay is a little too slow. Still worth a go though just for the good storyline.


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You are trapped inside of a dungeon, and you must use everything to your advantage in order to escape the dungeon. You can move in only 8 different directions.


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Ogre Battle - The March of the Black Queen

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Ogre Battle - The March of the Black Queen (U).zip

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Ogre Battle - The March of the Black Queen.rsn

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A great RPG/strategy game with a good story line, lots of options, fun gameplay, and lots more. Your gonna be glued to your seats for a while playing this one!


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Compete in several different Olympic events for the gold. If you like Olympic style games then you should try this one out. There are better options on newer systems, however.


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Guide the ball through the levels by rotating the world around it so that it can fall all the way to the goal.


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A fun platformer game with good gameplay. A cyborg enters a computer command center gone wrong. You start the game with a cool rapid fire weapon, which you're definitely going to need as the game plays out! Defeat the enemies, start up the power, and several mini missions. Too bad it's so short though because it could have been a great game instead of a good one.


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You are given the mission of reaching a destination. On your journey to the destination, several enemies will try to stop you, by place, boat, helicopter, and even on foot. Shoot down all the enemies to stay alive.


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A fun side scroller game in which you must collect the oscars while avoid the enemies. Large, colorful graphics really brighten up this game a lot!


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A competent take on the traditional Japanese board game. An enjoyable if a little sedentary game.


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A strange game, which is a high-quality port of the groundbreaking PC game and was praised for it's original game engine. If you can figure out how to escape the alien at the start, you will find you are immersed in a semi-traditional platformer. You play as Lester, a scientist working late in the lab one night when an experiment goes awry and he is zapped to another world. There, he must befriend a native alien and solve puzzles in an attempt to get back home. Emulates only in Zsnes and graphics are a little jerky, even on a fast pc.


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Help the chef get the ingredients and supplies needed for his dinner.


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Drive through the streets, dodging the buoys, and shooting down all the enemies in your way. Successful combination of action and car racing in the same style as TechnoCop. In short, an excellent game that has aged gracefully and is still fun to play - which is more than can be said of Nintendo's "official" Mad Max game for the NES. However, there is a genesis release of this game, which does not look as good as the SNES version, but it plays a lot better. Grab a copy and hit the road!


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In this tetris-like game, you must place the matching pieces together. When the little baddies begin flashing, you are given a Pac Man to place on or near them so that he can eat them up and clear some space for you. Not as good as Columns, and not as cute as Puyo Puyo, but still fun to play.


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In this side scrolling game, you'll see Pac-Man like you've never seen him before. Run through the levels collecting the different dots and strawberries, etc. but you are no longer limited to a little grid like before.


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Pacific Theater of Operations (U) [!].zip

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You get to choose sides in recreating several of the most famous naval battles in the Pacific theater of World War II. It's United States against Japan, and it's your chance to rewrite history. You can refight these and other battles controlling either the U.S. or Japanese fleets in this excellent WWII sim, which makes a great bookend to Operation Europe. Not an easy game though, much more suited to the military tacticians among us, people tend to love it, or hate it.


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Pacific Theater of Operations II (U).zip

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Like the first game, you are given different scenarios to choose from in which you must complete certain goals and tasks to win victory. Lots of gameplay and graphics enhancements  - the opening cinema is of the Japanese superbattleship, Yamato wasting a smaller foe. Better than the first one, but still a difficult game, if you aren't an enthusiast, you will quickly tire of it.


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In this game, you'll control a nutritous elephant with medical problems, working his way through a cute platformer. This is a competent game, but is more of a NES 8-bit title judging by the graphics. The educational theme is designed to teach you about diabetis of all things. Not worth the effort of trying, unless you have special dietary needs that is.


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A faithful re-make of the original arcade game. Harder than you think it is going to be. Enjoyable.


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The entire cast of characters of the Pac-Man games star in this side-scroller. It seems that Inky, Binky, Pinky, and Clyde (aka "the ghosts") have teamed up with new ally who could prove to be trouble for Pac-Land. Can Pac-Man and his family take on the newcomer? We'll see! Definitely a unique approach to the concept. This time around, Pac-Man has a series of quests to complete, and instead of guiding him directly, you control a little crosshair 'asking' ask him to move left or right. Depending on his mood he may or may not listen, and you can use a slingshot to get his attention or knock threats out of the way. Nice graphics and great humor. Kind of cute. Apparently the game includes the original arcade games Pac Man and Ms Pac Man hidden away somewhere inside, don't know how to unlock them though.


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This game is based on the movie that came out a while ago. Control a little boy who gets into the books he reads. Help him through the dungeons and many other dangerous levels from his story. Nice graphics.


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An okay RPG game. Chezni is a boy who was given a gift for magic and therefore attends the magic school. In order to fit in and prove himself amongst his classmates, he goes on a quest - A storyline strangely familiar to Harry Potter which came out 7 or 8 years later, wierd eh?


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In this game, based on the life of a paper boy, you must safely deliver the papers to all the subscribers on the street, while avoiding potential dangers such as cars, dogs, trees, etc. This is one of the all-time gaming classics, both well thought out and well executed. It's worth at least the look, although the isometric perspective does take some adjustment. This sequel, has lots more eye candy and hazards than the original. You can also pick  between paperboy or papergirl, which female gamers will  welcome - this is the one to get


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Parodius Da! Shinwa kara Owarai he (J) [!].zip

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A typical R-Type / Gradius clone. Plenty of action, decent grapics, but nothing new.


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As a peace keeper, it is your job to rid the streets of all evil in this Final Fight like game. The main problem in this game is that all the enemies look alike!


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Take your pick of four different male and female golfers along with your choice of caddies, and select a variety of golf game types - from practice all the way to full tournament play. A truly fantastic golfing sim that came pretty damn close to dethroning Leaderboard on my all-time favorite list of golfing sims. Highly detailed courses and some excellent background tunes as well. Animation tends to be a bit on the jerky side, and it has the same course-building lag time problem as EA's PGA Golf series. Offers options and flexibility that Leaderboard could only dream about. If this isn't the all-time best SNES golfing sim, then it's a no-brainer for the number two spot.


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An improvement over its  predecessor and features European greens and pros. However improved graphics have now lead to slow course build times.


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Without a  doubt the best playing and best looking game in the PGA series. Not as many courses and pros, but the lush graphics make up for that. Sadly, the Hi-Res graphics result in notoriously slow course build times due to the limited power of the SNES, but if you want a real looker with maximum options, then this is the one. I still prefer WCLB, but I can see how people might be attracted to this series.


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Though not the rival of World Class Leaderboard until late in the series, it has gameplay options that WCLB sadly lacks. The graphics got better as the series progressed, resulting in notorious slow build times for the courses. If all you're interested in is quick and dirty gameplay, then get this game.


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Phalanx - The Enforce Fighter A-144 (U) [!].zip

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A fast paced R-Type / Gradius clone, very enjoyable. Just shoot at everything you see. Collect the items from certain objects after blowing them up for enhancements.


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He is "the ghost who walks" - the Phantom. Based on the syndicated animated TV series, itself inspired by the long-running Hearst Publications comic strip. If Super Metroid on the wasn't enough for you, then this may be the next game to try. Decent action, nice graphics, and excellent atmosphere. I really enjoyed this game!


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A Jigsaw game in which you must place the puzzle pieces together in order and against time to complete the puzzle. Well, they had to think of some way of competing with Tetris didn't there? Yeah, but this is not it, it will hold your attention for about two minutes.


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A fun action/adventure title starring a ugly caveman hero, who you must help to recollect the village's stolen food. It's really nothing we haven't seen before - what can you say? - There's obviously lots of prehistoric items/objects in the game and everything is very rocky! Still, it's enjoyable.


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A fighting game with dragons and other creatures such as apes that could be found during this time period.  It's a versus fighter in the Street Fighter 2 mode featuring digitized stop- motion dinosaurs. A poor port of the arcade original, and the digital beasties are really bad. I remember wanting this game so much when it came out, but looking back, it's really not all that great.


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In this game, you control a prince on a quest to save the princess. On his quest, he must make his way through several dangerous dungeons, and survive the deadly traps hidden within. An updated version of the classic 8-bit original by Jordan Mechner. Great graphics and animation, and the swordfighting sequences are cool. It's too bad that the need to plan each move gets tedious after a while. However, if you don't mind the sluggish gameplay and occasional frustration, then it can be quite fun.


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Prince of Persia 2 - The Shadow & The Flame

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Prince of Persia 2 - The Shadow & The Flame (U).zip

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This game is a lot different than the first one. From what I saw, it is nothing like the first one at all really. I liked this one better. Go ahead and try this one out.


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This football game is like no other on the SNES. If you like football games, I suggest you give this one a try for a fresh look at a different style football game.


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This is a surprisingly fun hockey game for the SNES. Nothing like today's hockey games, but considering it's for the SNES, it's pretty good. You should try it out if you like hockey games.


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A dominoe toppler for the SNES, whatever will they think of next. This is admitedly an unusual concept for an electronic game, you must line up the dominoes to get them all to fall over. It is addictive though in a similar way to Lemmings.


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Bounce your way through the grid, landing on all the spaces and avoiding the edge or random objects. As per the early 80's favourite, with some minor rule changes and graphical upgrades, but the game play remains the same. The controls are difficult at first and the game is best played with a joystick rather than the digital pad.


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A very bad racing game. The game has different different types of tracks such as racing tracks and stunt tracks, but the graphics, sound, and gameplay suck! Don't waste your time with this one!


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Help Rex the dinosaur skateboard through the levels, riding off several ramps and getting lots of air. Based on the syndicated animated TV series. Cute platformer bearing a somewhat passing resemblance to its Japanese cousins. The tongue-in-cheek humor gets a little silly at times, but it doesn't detract from a quite entertaining game. If you enjoy the thrill of getting lots of air, as well as side scrolling platformers, then give this game a try.


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Port of the classic Atari arcade game. As a medieval warlord, you must design and build an empire defended by castles, ships, and artillery. Bombard your opponent's defences whilst strengthening your own.  Includes several weapons enhancements not found in the original.


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Ranma Nibun no Ichi - Hard Battle (U).zip

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This is the only US release of the popular Japanese Ranma 1/2 series. Just another one on one fighter though with very little going for it except maybe the corky story.


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In this game you play as the crew from a radio station, competing in tournaments such as basketball games for prizes and awards. Hip-hop soundtracked with teams drawn from synergy-minded rhymers like Public Enemy, Queen Latifah, Warren G, Onyx, and Naughty By Nature. It's an unsuccessful attempt to graft together Jammit and NBA Jam with a little YACEG frosting on top. In other words, it's a complete waste of silicon and plastic.


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A really fun platformer game. The character you control has a cool gun which he'll need on his quest when shooting all the different dinousars and creatures in the area. I enjoyed this game!


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A NASCAR type racing game. If you like NASCAR racing games, then you should try this one out.


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Rejoice - Aretha Oukoku no Kanata (J).zip

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Rejoice is a comedy action/RPG.  Sort of on the lines of Earthbound, but still keeping a fantasy atmosphere. It's got a boss called the Ice Cube which sings Ice Ice Baby. The main character is part of a band of thieves who light a guy's house on fire, then have two of 'em help the guy put it out while the other two rob him blind. It's got a song called Bullshit. It's got a bad guy named Dark King Howard. It kicks ASS, and does a damn good job of being silly while it's kicking ass. Rejoice is currently in the process of being translated by enthusiasts, so expect to be able to play it sometime soon.


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A baseball game from Left Field Studios. If your looking for a fun baseball experience on the SNES, then I highly recommend this game to you!


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Ren & Stimpy Show, The - Buckeroos! (U).zip

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Based on the TV show. Help Ren and Stimpy get past all the enemies who try to stop them from finishing their journey.


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Ren & Stimpy Show, The - Fire Dog (U).zip

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In this game, there is a fire in the building and it's crawling around. It is your job to put the fire out.


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Ren & Stimpy Show, The - Time Warp (U).zip

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Help Ren and Stimpy on their quest to collect 47 million Gritty Kitty proofs of purchase so that they can get the Time Machine.


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Ren & Stimpy Show, The - Veediots! (E).zip

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A lot like the TV show! Help the different animals in their missions. If you like the show, then you should try this.


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The fourth in a series of 5, but the first two games are the best in the series and these are best found on the Genesis. By the time this game came around, the series had really lost its way and it wasn't even published on the Genesis. At least it was the last in the street brawling style, which spawned oh-too-many imitators like Art of Fighting, Final Fury, and Streets of Rage. In that vein it is probably worth keeping for historical interest.


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A very stupid targeting game. Port of the popular arcade game featuring the music and digitzed voices of the rock group Aerosmith. You get to help Steve Tyler and the boys save the world along with all things good from the likes of Mistress Helga and her fellow blue-noses of the New World Order. However, the gameplay is just horrible! Don't bother with this one!


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Rex Ronan - Experimental Surgeon (U).zip

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Rex Ronan is an 'experimental surgeon' who takes a trip to the inside of a human body to fight off diseases and germs. Pathetic! - If you want to see the inside of a human body, then try this one out. Otherwise, don't waste your time with it.


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A fun boxing experience on the SNES. If you like boxing games, then you might like this game!


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Fight a war in different scenarios in this game. When you've finished one scenario, move on to the next.


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A futuristic Street Fighter 2 clone featuring several different battling robots. Includes a story mode for anyone who cares. The rendered graphics and amazing music / sound are really outstanding but that's all this weak 32 meg fighting game has going for it. Two player mode is very limited and the fighters are very hard to control.


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A Final Fight style game with fast action, and cool moves. Try it out if you like this kind of game.


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An off-road style racing game. For some reason, the game is in split-screen all the time, even in single player :(.


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Road Runner's Death Valley Rally (U) [!].zip

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A.K.A. Road Runner. Escape the Coyote and his inventions that he uses to capture you the road runner. The game is very similar to the TV show! If you like the show, then you should definitely try this game out!


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Help RoboCop stay alive through the many different levels by shooting the enemies, and dodging their attacks.


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Get through the streets as RoboCop to make your way to The Terminator. Good graphics, decent sound, intense gameplay. Original plot, appropriately dark atmosphere. A unique idea that got the attention it deserved and wound up being a good arcade shooter.


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Good graphics, wierd storyline, but nice music make this a game. You won't wanna stop playing until you've beaten it, and then possibly even later on. Robotrek is one of those games that was so weird, it's worth playing the game just to see what weird thing will pop-up next. You'll travel through caves, factories, haunted houses, and even a giant space fortress. Overall Robotrek deserves some sort of award for being the weirdest RPG's to this day, but however wierd it is, there are hours of enjoyment in this game!


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Your typical isometric racing sim, but with a bit of a sci-fi twist. One nice touch is that you can use your prize money to soup up your vehicle, or buy a new one altogether. The digitally rendered pop/rock soundtrack is well done, and even the Peter Gunn theme (aka the SpyHunter BGM track) puts in an appearance. Excellent graphics and intense action, although the racing isn't the greatest., but that doesn't spoil the game. Enjoyable.


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Race around in several short laps for the Rocket pack which will let you fly around. A little difficult in practice and some perope hate it. But I found it to be a novel concept and as a result is an enjoyable challenge.


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Another Megaman title, although this one bears his Japanese name. This one has to be one of the last releases and as ever for this series, it features competent graphics and great gameplay.


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Rocko's Modern Life - Spunky's Dangerous Day

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Rocko's Modern Life - Spunky's Dangerous Day (U).zip

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Wander around the many different levels in search of certain items. Based on the TV show on Nickelodeon.


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Rocky the Rodent gets in trouble for stealing from restaurants all the time. So they owner has made a deal with him. If he can get the owner's daughter back who's been kidnapped, then he can get all he can eat for free :).


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A really good baseball game for the SNES! Good style of play, along with good music make this an enjoyable baseball game. If your looking for a fun baseball game on SNES, here it is.


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Romance of the Three Kingdoms II (U).zip

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Control an army in several different war scenarios to become the victorious leader.


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Romance of the Three Kingdoms III - Dragon of Destiny

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Romance of the Three Kingdoms III - Dragon of Destiny (U).zip

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Sangokushi 3 (Romance of the Three Kingdoms 3).rsn

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Like the first game but with more war scenarios to fight in. If you liked the first one, then try this one out.


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Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV - Wall of Fire

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Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV - Wall of Fire (U).zip

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Sangokushi 4 (Romance of the Three Kingdoms 4).rsn

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This game has gotten much better from the previous ones! Several enhancements to make the game better, as well as new scenarios to fight in. If you liked the first two, you should definitely play this one!


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Aaagh, unless you speak Japanese no matter how much you want to play this game, you will find yourself stuck in the foreign menus muttering for the game to just damn-well start. I gave up after several minutes of effort. It’s a shame really, the game is written by Square.


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Primative dirt racing, isometric style. Graphics are a little jerky when playing via an emulator. There's better games out there worth trying before this one.


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R-Type III - The Third Lightning (U).zip

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R-Type III - The Third Lightning (U).zip

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A cool sequel to a arcade classic that features three different Force Pods to select from just to add some spice to this series. It's a very short game with only 6 levels to master but it's still not a easy one and remains a very enjoyable game.


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A.K.A. Treasure of the Rudras. OK, so this is an RPG and being from Squaresoft you can guess it's going to be top quality and it certainly is. The original game is in Japanese, but fortunately a translation atch is now available, which is a good job, because without it, Jon Japanese speakers would fint it impossible to pick up the storyline. Treasure of the Rudras is the last RPG with a "normal" battle system that Square produced for the SNES, with the exception of maybe Chrono Trigger which might have come after it. Don't let the graphics deceive you - the game's stat progression plays much more like a Dragon Warrior game than it does a Final Fantasy. Don't expect an easy ride either, because you are  not going to get one, some of the bosses are positively nasty! The story follows three humans, each of which holds a stone called a "Jade", as they work to stop the impending destruction of all life on their planet. They only have 16 days, and time will pass as they complete events - often times their scenarios, although separate, will intersect and a scene will take place between the two parties. Once all three scenarios have been completed, a fourth scenario opens as the story reaches its climax.


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Another very enjoyable platformer game where you control a character with fast moves and lots of enemies. You can climb just about any wall and ceiling in the game which is really cool! I really enjoyed this game!


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In this fighting game, ported from the all powerful Panasonic 3D0, you take control of samurai warrior and battle it out against another samurai warrior to see becomes victorious. This is a huge 32 Meg game boasts all the original 13 characters, with their own backgrounds and soundtracks, so it's mostly all here, but it still has it's list of problems especially in the graphic and sound departments. This version of the game actually has the Amakusa intermissions which gives the game more of a storyline, but censorship plagues the gameplay (no blood, no bad words, no decapitations). Samurai Shodown squeezes a lot out of the Super Nintendo, but could have so much more.


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Love or hate the original cartoon series, adapting their exploits for a game on the SNES sounds like such a good idea, right? - Wrong! All the normal characters from the show are there; Shaggy, Scooby, Velma, Daphne, and Fred. Sometimes several of them even get kidnapped and you have to save them. But the format of gameplay is cumbersome, the mysteries are pretty lame and the clues are too easy to find, so the game is just no fun at all. One to avoid for adults, kids could have a go at it if they like, but I think even they would struggle to like it.


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A cartooney, go-kart style racing game, very similar in style to Mario Kart. It's bright and colourful graphics are fun enough and the racing is enjoyable enough. Makes a change from Mario Kart but it breaks no new ground. Basically, this is a very good clone of a Snes classic.


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Control a submarine through the water for the US Navy, completing certain missions in order to progress in the game.


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An RPG by Squaresoft. Need I say more? Great graphics for the SNES, good sound effects, and a very compelling story! You'll be hooked on this one for a long time! Try this game now!


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Another masterpiece from Squaresoft, but sadly underrated. Serect of Mana was quietly released by SquareSoft in the thrid year of the SNES, at a time when the North American market was still a little unsure about RPG's, so it didn't get a lot of attention. However, those who have played it swear they could not stop playing it until they had seen every new land, heard every rich sound track, got every 8 charging strikes, and learned the secret of mana. Very addictive and it's just a blast to play! Try this one now, but make sure you got plenty of free time cause your gonna be playing it for a long time!


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A very simple RPG with not a lot of complexity. The graphics aren't the greatest, and neither is the story, but the gameplay is still fun. Not the best RPG in the world, but I enjoyed it.


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Let's get one thing straight - this game has style and was arguebly the best soccer game for any system around at that time. The players are the size of pinheads, so gameplay is the watchword here, because the minature view allows you to better follow the pitch of the game. You can score from anywhere, and the balls go in as soon as you play - the learning curve is learing the skills. Miss this at your own peril!


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A Final Fight type game that takes place in New York as a character with some cool moves that'll help you get through the streets and defeat the hundreds of enemies.


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The game has one long story that plays out as you go through the game. It's an edgey point and click RPG based in the not so distanct future. Kinda looks like the movie Blade Runner or something like that.You control a man who has been taken out by several thugs and now you don't know what to do. Just try to get through. I enjoyed it a lot!


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Match the cards up to remove them from the game playing area. Remove all of the cards to win.


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Shaquille O'Neil apparently has an interest in the martial arts - too bad for us! Shaq Fu lets you play as Shaq himself battling various Asian, African, and occult creatures. Unfortunately, Shaq Fu comes off as a third rate Street Fighter clone. A typical one-on-one fighter in design, the characters are surprisingly small. In addition to challenging a friend, there's a story mode which is basically a string of battles against the CPU with some laughable cut scenes intertwined. It might not sound too bad, but when you start playing the problems become evident. This gameplay has no depth at all. The lack of moves and technique turns each bout into a button mash-a-thon. The special moves are taken directly from Street Fighter (*cough*rip-off*cough*), and the bouts go on for WAY too long. Control is not particularly good, and the characters are not well-balanced. Compared to other fighting games, Shaq Fu clanks off the rim.


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Shien - The Blade Chaser (Shien's Revenge).rsn

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Fight off the several enemies using your knife in a floating hand as you scroll through the levels. I couldn't find out how to use the knife for some reason, but it seems like the game might be good if I could.


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Shin Kidoesenki Gundam Wing - Endless Duel

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Shin Kidoesenki Gundam Wing - Endless Duel (J).zip

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Gundam Wing is an extremely well-done fighting game for the SNES. Featuring ten mobile suits from the Gundam Wing anime, you pick one and basically play Street Fighter Alpha with it. The graphics are good, the fighters are big, the moves are simple to pull off, and the final boss is cheap as hell. And now it's been completely translated into english. What more could you want from a fighting game?


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This is one of Japan's most popular RPG series and for good reason. This dungeon crawl has a unique and interesting plot that keeps you hooked through it well, until the inevitable point where you're meandering around waiting for something to happen. The problem here lies in that it has the most annoying encounter rate this side of Tales of Destiny &gt;_&lt;. Literally, there were times when I hit a fight nearly every step. It's exasperating and really tends to suck the fun out of exploring a dungeon after a while. Overall, this is a good game with a very interesting plot marred by some rather irritating flaws. If you can stand the encounter rate (or find a workaround ;)), then I suggest giving this game a whirl.


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Second release of this popular RPG series, this time with an attempt to iron out the serious flaws of the original. It's still a long and difficult game, but the plot-line is very engaging and gameplay is now much improved.


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Shin Nekketsu Kouha - Kunio-tachi no Banka

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Shin Nekketsu Kouha - Kunio-tachi no Banka (J).zip

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Shin Nekketsu Kouha - Kunio Tachi no Bannka.rsn

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It's Kunio. It's a beatemup. It's fun. Whee. For those who don't know what I'm talking about, it all started (to my knowledge) with a game called Nekketsu Kouha - Kunio-kun which was released in the States as Renegade. That game's quite a bit less popular than its cousin which came out here as River City Ransom, also starring Kunio and Riki. This game is the sequel to the original Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-kun, so don't expect the RPG elements that RCR had in this. It's still quite a fun game, though, and it's LONG for a beatemup.


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A pool game on the SNES. The physics aren't the best, but not terrible either. The line showing you where the ball will go when you hit just seems like cheating!


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Build a colony of ants and help them to grow strong. Watch out for the red ants who try to weaken your colony and kill off the queen. Help your colony to grow strong enough to move on to the next levels.


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One of the Super Nintendo's launch titles. Build a city and get lots of people to live in it. Help attract people to your city by keeping living conditions clean, building fun sites such as museums and amusements parks, etc.


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Sim city in simple mode, for kids not quite old enough to cope with the fully blown game. This Japanes text frustrated me a little, when it came to finding the controls, I wasn't able to rotate new buildings or road sections into place, but I'm sure that's just me. Very entertaining all the same.


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A simulation game about the Earth and several of its features. Explore the oceans, lands, and other areas of the Earth. If you know a lot about the Earth, you might be interested in this.


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Simpsons, The - Bart's Nightmare (U) [!].zip

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Help Bart get safely through town while avoiding the many hazards/traps such as jumping mailboxes, buses, people, etc.


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Compete in a tournament against Itchy and Scratchy using different weapons against each other to see who can come out victorious. If but are a Simpsons fan, you will find Itchy & Scratchy's antics very funny, but sadly the game itself lacks direction and gameplay is not really challenging, so it's entertainment value will be limited.


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Simpsons, The - Krusty's Super Fun House

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Help Krusty rid his fun house of rats. Sound like a bad idea for a game? It certainly is. I love the Simpsons, but can't be bothered to play this. Maybe this basic platformer would be OK for younger kids though.


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Japanese release of Val D' Isere Championship. A collection of Winter Games, which are a competent effort for the SNES. Graphically the games look dated now, but they are still fun to play. Try Val D' Isere though, you might as wel play in English.


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A very simple golf game. Just wait for the power bar to be where you want it, then press the button to swing. Just a bit too simple for me!


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Skuljagger - Revolt of the Westicans (U).zip

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Become a pirate on the hunt for the Skuljagger, a feared leader of a gang of thieves. A very average platformer with some very boring graphics for a SNES game, but fun if you're really bored and have absolutely nothing else to do!


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A great but way too short action/adventure game to save a stolen princess. There are some cool looking 3D effects, some huge bosses too and the music isn't all that bad either. The short levels de-rate this game a little, but that's not enough to turn me away, I really like it! Try this one now!


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Control a weird blob of blue goo in this game that can stretch out and strike enemies with its head. Or you can jump on top of them and ride them. Not quite sure what to do in this game, though, It kind of reminds me of Super Putty, by System which came out a couple of years later, but Super Putty is a far better game.


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Doubles tennis, which is quite nicely implemented. You can even dive for the ball if you can figure out the control to do it. Graphically it is attractive and playable, but translucent cloud-like apparations continually move across the screen which is a little offputing maybe that's just problems with the emulation.


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Battle in an arena against hundreds of enemies as you shoot them all and remain the only one standing. Lots of fun!


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Help the Smurfs get back home by collecting all the pieces of a magic crystal. Nice story beautiful graphics and consistently good gameplay make this a surprising winner. I have to mark it down a little though because it is the Smurfs after all and I just can't find a way to love them.


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At first appearences this would seem a simple platformer, but gameplay is harder than you might expect. Layered graphics add some cool 3D effects, making this game one of the better platformers out there.


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Yes, It's soccer, but not as you might expect it. Soccer Kid dribbles his ball along an assault course of obstacles and uses his kicking skills to knock opponents out of the way. An excellent, original take on the Platform genre, which is a welcome change to the masses.


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Yes Fifa and ISS are the best known soccer games and they are deservedly highly praised. But there are others out there worthy more than a little consideration and this game is one of them. It's hard to say which is the best, but try this one out against your other football favourite and see if it can change your mind.


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One or two player can choose from an assortment of mercenaries to do battle with a wide variety of mutants in an apocalyptic setting. Collect money along the way to buy new and improved gear. This game  did for sci-fi shooters what Gauntlet did for fantasy action games. Also known as The Chaos Engine.


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Play as a unusual superhero in another Final Fight clone. The mini games were fun here and the game play itself was solid enough but the only thing holding it back was that it was rather slow.


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Sonic on the SNES??? - Who would have thought. Maybe it was inspired by a desperate need for Sega to earn money at the time, but it was never released. Interestingly, there are some cheeky references to Mario throughout, as he is released by Sonic from the odd cage here and there! This is no gimmick though, it actually remains a great game and a faithful rendition of it's original.


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A great adventure game with a very captivating story line. Your sister has become very ill and has become dependent on you. Now after a large storm turns the ship overboard, you must save your sister.


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Soul Blazer was an action RPG along the lines of Zelda, which enjoyed a superb sequel on the Dreamcast. For one of the earlier SNES games, this game actually looks pretty good. The game is very colourful, yet still moody, but gameplay is where Soul Blazer shines. There is a great variety of action, which never gets bland. The story is very well written, which is a rarity in action-RPGs and it contains some of the best music in any game ever. It's right up there with Lagoon and FF2.


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This is the second Don Bluth laserdisc game that was popular in the arcade and got stuffed into a SNES cartridge. Dragon's Lair managed to survive the same translation with a few flaws, but Space Ace plainly didn't and we're just left with is it's rotting corpse. The cartooney graphics might be nice, but gameplay is way to difficult and uninviting. This game is an 'Ace' in the hole alright…the black hole of video games we wish were never made. Forget about it.


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Use your spaceship in an arena to knock a giant puck around an arena and aim for goal. Average graphics and controls are a little dodgy, but this is an unusual game, so it's maybe worth a try (for a minute or two).


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Space Invaders - The Original Game (U).zip

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A faithful tribute to the original classic arcade shooter with no attempt to add new tricks or graphics. This is no bad thing however as the original game had a simple purity but was compulsively addictive. It's well worth the look.


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Craving some SNES shooting action? Space Megaforce is a highly regarded vertical shooter that came out early in the system’s life. It boasts no less than EIGHT different weapons, each with SIX levels of power! That’s a lot of firepower – so much that you’ll probably forget about your supply of bombs. You can charge up your weapons something fierce, which is also a protective measure since taking hits reduces your weapon power before it kills you. Unfortunately, the weapons aren’t well balanced, and when you get a full-powered laser, your main objective suddenly becomes to avoid other weapon power-ups! The graphics aren’t spectacular, but they do make good use of the “mode 7” effects in some of the backdrops. One thing I really like about Megaforce is that touching scenery and walls will NOT destroy your ship. Too bad the audio falls flat with generic background tunes, muffled voices, and weak sound effects. The game is undeniably fun, although a bit on the easy side. It also contains a short version in case you’re in a hurry. Not bad at all.


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No, no no, no, no! Absolute crap - I can't be bothered to say any more.


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Sparkster is the sequel to an excellent (but little known about) Sega Genesis game called Rocket Knight Adventures. The sequel proved to be a great SNES title but once again was largely robbed of the attention that it deserved.. The graphics are very well designed, Sparkster plus other characters have a cartoonish sort of look to them and show a lot of detail. This really is an excellent game, it's just too bad that no-one heard of it, so why not resurrect it from oblivion and tell all your friends. Who knows, some day he could be back.


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The comic style graphics rule here but the action is fairly slow and that limits this comic badboy's fearsome power a little. This is still a solid buy though.


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You play in a first person view as a Spectre tank, which is very reminiscent of the old Vector drawn arcade game Battle Tank. The game really does it's best to look 3d with decent looking 3D obstacles, but enemy tanks just end up looking deformed and odd. Background music in the game is forgettable, and sounds effects are poor. There is one single player mode and four multiplayer modes to choose from. Whilst the single player mode is a fairly typical Shoot-em-up, the multiplayer modes add a lot of variety into the game and a re sure to improve it’s longevity. Gameplay is also improved with the ability to jump, or warp into hyperspace to get away from enemy tanks, perhaps that’s why they called it a Spectre (or ghost) tank. In summary, this game lacks graphics and decent sound, but the playability of it’s Battle Tank roots shines through to boost the game up to the heady rating of average.


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Speed Racer in My Most Dangerous Adventures

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Speed Racer in My Most Dangerous Adventures (U).zip


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Speedy Gonzales in Los Gatos Bandidos (U) (V1.1).zip

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Delightful platformer, where Mr Gonzales speed alows for an almost Sonic style of gameplay, whilst embarking on a Mario style quest. An excellent blend of the best in platform gaming. Try it now!


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Ol' Spidey has  to deal with three of his more formidable foes after  they stage a daring jailbreak and begin to raise all  sorts of hell - average graphics and gameplay, and has  the worst sound mix of the lot


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Amazing Spider-Man, The - Lethal Foes (J).zip

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Wow. This is an awesome game. Usually, most Spiderman games suck, they just don't capture the Spiderman spirit as they should. But don't judge this game by the rest. Graphics are ok, although nothing special. But gameplay is where the game really shines and where most other Spiderman games fall short. Spiderman actually moves fast in this game, which is a big plus. The control is quite responsive, and swinging on a web is easy, fast, and fun. It's also easy to cling to any wall or ceiling, and sometimes even the background wall (I've done it, but I couldn't quite get the hang of it). Also, you can fight enemies by pummeling them with the punch button, or by shooting webs at them.


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Spider-Man & Venom - Maximum Carnage (E) [!].zip

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Spidey teams up with  his alterego Venom to fight his second alterego  Carnage - confusing plot unless you're familiar with  the comic books, but at least the graphics are decent  and the gameplay is bearable


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Spider-Man & Venom - Separation Anxiety (E).zip

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Spidey and  team up once again to help Venom fight off his own  clones and the people responsible for them - very much  like its predecessor, where you beat people up for  twenty or so levels


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Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge

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Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge (E).zip

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Spider-Man and the X-Men - Arcade's Revenge.rsn

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Spidey gets the unenviable  task of saving his fellow superheroes the X-Men from  an unknown enemy - the silliest story of the lot, and  kinda frustrating in places


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Very unusual game, similar to marble madness, only you control a gyroscope thingy and pick up objects on the way. The controls are kind of rough around the edges, so mistakes can be all too common, but with patience you shoud develop the necessary skill. Nice.


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Spirou must rescue the world-famous scientist Count Champaignac from the clutches of an evil organization intent on using his latest invention to take over the world. Based on the popular French comic series. Another excellent platformer in the same vein as Pitfall and Jungle Book - solid plot, great graphics and sound, intense and often frustrating gameplay.


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I realize that this game was wildly popular when it hit in 1993, but mainly due to its revolutionary 3D graphics. By 1999, the polygon graphics looked dated, and the only thing left is an average shooter. Time has not been kind to this fox. You pilot your ship through a variety of planet and space stages, all filled with 3D obstacles and enemies. The frame rate is pretty sluggish, especially when the screen gets cluttered (which is often!). You are also severely constrained in terms of ship movement, and it's not easy to aim and shoot down enemies. Three other animal pilots (including a stuttering frog) are there to help you out, but they tend to get in the way and confuse matters. The bosses are undeniably cool, and I love the way they break apart as you wear them down. The explosions are exceptional, and the music and sound effects are also first rate. But despite the technology, Starfox isn't as exciting or fun as it used to be. Play with Zsnes.


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Star Fox 2 (never released to public).rsn


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Star Fox Super Weekend Competition (E) [!].zip

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Star Ocean was among the most impressive SNES games ever released, featuring incredible graphics and sound for it's time. The game's battle system shows it's age, but even that's not a problem. A rare game, but worth hunting down if you can find it. Sadly it doesn't run under emulators for now.


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Star Trek - Deep Space Nine - Crossroads of Time

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Star Trek - Deep Space Nine - Crossroads of Time (E).zip

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A notable departure from the usual platform game. You have the run of the station in just about any direction you choose. Graphics and animation are fairly decent, and the development of the game's plot is both logical and sensible. Treat this as your normal run-and-jump, and you will get bored fast. Accept it for the interactive puzzler that it is, and you will have lots of fun. One of the more enjoyable titles among the many games based on Gene Roddenberry's legendary franchise.


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Star Trek - Starfleet Academy - Starship Bridge Simulator

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Star Trek - Starfleet Academy - Starship Bridge Simulator(E).zip

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Uses FX graphics chip, play using Zsnes.


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Star Trek - The Next Generation - Future's Past

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Star Trek - The Next Generation - Future's Past (E).zip

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Maneuver your favorite members of the Enterprise crew in away-team missions around various sites, using their individual skills to solve various puzzles. There are a few flight simulator scenes aboard the ship as well. Trekkies will lap this one up, but the rest of us will need a hint book to get anywhere.


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Wow! - Super-fast 2 player top-down shooter with firepower flying everywhere. Crazy pace, but brilliant fun.


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A.K.A. World Soccer 94. Great player detail in this game, and high graphic detail is seen all over the game. Very nice soccer title!


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A very hard to control polygon racer using the 'Advanced' FX chip. Features the standard racing circuits, shunt tracks, and battle modes. Shunt Race FX can be a fun game if you have the patience to learn it.


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A somewhat faithful port of the popular coin-op, in which you get to choose one of four gunslingers and run around inside Konami's aracde tribute to spaghetti Westerns. A Western-themed arcade shooter with some nice touches and gimmics, but otherwise pretty standard fare.


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A.K.A. Super Offroad Baja and sequel to Super Off Road, this is again ported from the arcades. This time is based on desert racing and we are treated to a much better 3D racing perspective. Entertaining, but a little old-hat.


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Hudson Soft's update to their considerably successful Adventure Island series on the NES is a mixed blessing. There are enhanced graphics and additional gameplay. - This time, there are a few Mario-ish swimming levels (one in the belly of a whale, Pinocchio-style no less) and a few vertical scrollers to the mix. But if it wasn't for the near perfect music, at its core this game would just be an average platformer. Oh yes, the music! - This is absolutely superb, arguably the best I have ever heard on a Super Nintendo game!


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This time around Hudson decided to throw us a curve ball and added an RPG style quest to the game. The graphics in this game are easily the best in the series, being not only colorful and detailed, but also extremely sharp looking. Very good control and a lot of weapon / magic options really made this game even more playable than the previous ones. There is plenty of challenge to keep you busy for quite some time, with enough RPG-style elements thrown in to make it that much more interesting. I definately recommend this game to everyone even those who are not too crazy about RPGs. Very well done.


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Futuristic Top Down shooter from the creators of the legendary Space Megaforce. Bizzarly, the enemies seem to be protected  with bamboo armour - oriental style. That said, this is an excellent game with addictive gameplay and an excellent weapons system.


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Now that he's finished with the bad guys, supersecret agent James Pond has decided to relax by doing his most favorite thing in the whole world...alright, his SECOND most favorite thing in the whole world - track and field with his friends, the Aquabats! A spinoff from the James Pond trilogy of action games, this tongue-in-cheek homage to the multisports sim would be decent even without the aquatic theme. A.K.A. James Pond's Crazy Sports


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Super Baseball Simulator 1000 (Super Ultra Baseball).rsn

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A word of warning: this game is NOT strictly a Baseball simulator. It has an arcade type style, which doesn't take itself too seriously and gives both the batter and the pitcher super-powers! This makes the game unique and places an emphasis on game enjoyment. Most console baseball games have pretty easy controls are pretty easy and Super Baseball Simulator 1.000 is no exception. But, if you are a beginner at this game, you may just find yourself throwing the ball to the wrong base! That's the only problem I had with it though, Super Baseball Simulator 1.000 is really a gem in sports gaming. Having read this do not, I repeat, do not hesitate to give it a shot.


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A continuation of the Bases Loaded series for the NES. This game is the fourh of the Bases Loaded series but there were two further releases for the SNES. The graphics are good, plus the colors and animations are big and bright. The music and the sound were also pretty good but as good as the second or third Bases Loaded. The game play was your regular baseball game with just a few minor new features. Overall though, this game is recommend only to the baseball fanatics because you would probably be better of with MLBPA.


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The steady improvements to this series continue. This time with a broader selection and better sound. SBL3 is the best in the series though.


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Super Bases Loaded 3 - License to Steal (U) (V1.0).zip

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This game is full of action-packed excitement. The graphics might not hit you as stellar, but it holds it's ground. The controls are easy, simple, and most importantly, fun. Hitting the ball is simple -  See it, hit it. Not reallly technical, but unpredictable. Bases Loaded 3 improved greatly from it's earlier versions, it's a true classic.


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Super Batter Up is a baseball game for one or two players. Choose from 26 teams with real MLB players names. Hit, run, steal, and pitch your way to victory. Play in one of three different stadiums.


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Capture the thrill of commanding a naval fleet with this brand new spin on the classic game of Battleship. Gives you all the challenge of the original, and adds a whole new range of weapons and features to enhance the game. Yes, it looks great. Yes, it sounds great. Yes, it's got options out the wazoo. So why don't I like it? It's needlessly complicated, lacking the simple yet effective gameplay of the classic original. If I want complicated naval strategy, I'd rather go play one of Koei's P.T.O. games - not this lame pretender.


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Super Battletank - War in the Gulf (U) (V1.0).zip

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The Gulf War will go down as one of history's greatest tank battles. Now is your chance to relive the conflict in this full-fledged Desert Storm combat simulation. Get behind the controls of an M1A1 Abrams main battle tank, and go kick some Iraqi ass all the way back to Baghdad! Wander aimlessly through the dunes, spot an enemy tank, blast it, then move on. God, this is so booooooring, and the graphics are hideous.


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Why did they bother with a sequel ? - Pants!


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A.K.A. Super Bonk. A very easy action game starring the once famous big headed caveman from Turbo Grafx-16 fame. Although not everyone will like the new modern look that Bonk now finds himself in, this cute game was still kind of fun.


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It's a good-looking game, but I found Super Black Bass to be just plain boring. It's basically like any other fishing game; you find a spot in the lake, troll your lure, fight with a fish, and gain skill levels if you pull it in. But it's tough to spot fish in the water, and the fights aren't very exciting. I hate the banjo-type music that plays when you drive your boat around. I do enjoy the sound of the water washing up against your boat though. Someone who really appreciates the sport of fishing could probably sit down with this and really get into it. For the rest of us however, it's a drag.


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An almost-forgotten game on the old NES, Bomberman became a phenomena on the PC-Engine and remains a popular series to this day.  As Bomberman, you must clear your path of obstacles (and foes) by placing self-detonating bombs nearby, then running like hell to avoid getting caught in the blast.  Deceptively simple, this game has spawned numerous sequels and spin-offs and has become Hudson's trademark franchise. This game was Bomberman's first outing on the  SNES and is the most simplistic installment, which is therefore the easiest to play.


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Pretty much the same as before  but adds new power-ups, options, and several multiplayer  arenas.


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This time Bomberman is joined  by Rooy, a kangaroo-like animal whose has his own unique  talents to add to our little robot's bag of tricks.  A  lot of people didn't like this change, complaing that  the purity of the gameplay was being sacrificed for a  childish add-on.


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Adds many new stages and hidden  characters in single-play mode, and now includes a hit  point (HP) system


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Actually the SEVENTH and final episode  in the SNES/SFC series.  This probably has the most complicated single-player storyline of the lot. An  evil meanie has gone and freed all of Bomberman's foes, so you're going to be busy for a while. One nice touch  in multiplayer is that eliminated foes reappear on the sidelines and can chuck bombs at the few who fight to survive the round.


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A very easy action game starring the once famous big headed caveman from Turbo Grafx-16 fame. Although not everyone will like the new modern look that Bonk now finds himself in, this cute game was still kind of fun.


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A decent bowling game with fun graphics. Controls are a little difficult, being closer to the type used in a golf sim, that other bowling games. It's fun though, worth a go.


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Why is this arcade game only one player now Capcom? Either way, this is a fun little non violent game where you pop bubbles from around the world. Can you finish over a 100 levels?


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Super Caesars Palace is a very realistic casino simulator. I say this because I blew $2000 in about 15 minutes. You control a guy walking around an empty casino with several floors and many games to choose from. These include video poker, blackjack, slot machines, roulette, craps, keno, red dog, horse racing, and even scratchers. All these games are fun and realistic. The controls are simple; you just move a floating hand around to place bets or push buttons. I found this game easy to get into and quite entertaining. Now for the complaints. When you begin play you must register for an ATM account used to keep track of your money. There's nothing wrong with that, but I didn't like having to copy down the huge, random character password they gave me! Also, I think the game would have been more realistic if they had some more patrons in the casino. Otherwise Super Caesars Palace is a winner.


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The Castlevania series is legendary for its overall excellence in side-scrolling platform action, and the two SNES/SFC titles are no exception. This first release is a souped-up port of the revered NES/FC game of the same name and is considered by many to be the best version of that title to date. Gameplay and music deserve particular praise


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You're a tough-nosed cop who chases various criminals in your vehicle - an armed police pursuit special. Ported from the classic arcade game, this is not as good as the arcade original, but still lots of fun.


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Super Conflict - The Mideast (E) [!].zip

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Super Conflict is a difficult, yet entertaining game filled with (at the time) state of the art user interface, gameplay, and style. Taking full advantage of it's release during the end of the Cold War, the game styles itself after a World War 3 encounter somewhere in the middle east. With over 50 gut wrenching levels of pure pain and unadulterated fun, the game could be an out and out winner, but a flawed AI and several other minor problems make the game something less than that.


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Following the success of the series in the arcades and almost all existing game systems, Technos wanted to take the series to the next level; they succeeded. However, Tradewest ruined it for the rest of us. Besides the classic punches, kicks, over the shoulder throws, knees to the face, and flying kicks, the Lee brothers have some new moves, and after 5 years, they can finally block most attacks from their enemies! The graphics are the best on any Double Dragon game. The classic enemies, Williams and Roper, got a total makeover. Many people do not know this, but when the game got released in America by Tradewest, some parts of the game were changed: For example, in the Japanese version (named "Return Of Double Dragon - Sleeping Dragon Has Awoke"), each level's music is played out in different order; the game has an option menu, in which you could select the game's difficulty; and, the final mission is longer. The american version's Level 7 ends at the halfway point of the japanese version's. All in all, the game's great, if you can forgive Tradewest for taking out parts of the game. It's a great rental, and the 2P mode's great, but it can make the game too easy to beat.


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Super Drift-Out is an impressive racing game with nifty graphics and gameplay and a good grasp of car physics. You have a choice of three cars to race as, each with their own little pros and cons. There isn’t a heck of a lot of precision driving necessary to play well at this game. The car will automatically straighten itself out if you turn too sharply on a corner, which is arguably a good idea. Using the brake isn’t necessary, either. Making a sharp turn and letting the game straighten out your car rather than slowing down on sharp corners and making perfect turns virtually eliminates the need for a brake. Even so, Super Drift-Out is a very nice racing sim, and it should keep anyone glued to their monitor for a good length of time


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Earth Defense Force was a good title in it's day, it had good graphics at the time of it's release, but were are out dated by the time of the SNES's demise. The game suffers badly from slow-down when ever there is too many things on the screen, but on the plus side, the enemies, and especially the end bosses, look AWESOME! There is also different levels of weapons, that look better as you progress. The explosions are nothing spectacular though.


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Super Ghouls 'n' Ghosts (Super Cho Makaimura).rsn

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This medievel horror game is a complete remake of Ghouls and Ghosts (Genesis) with entirely new screens and monsters. New areas include a haunted pirate ship and a snow stage (who asked for that, by the way?). The graphics, special effects, and music are significantly better than the Genesis version, but the gameplay is basically identical. You control a knight running through a series of scenes, destroying monsters and collecting power-ups. Although this game should have earned a higher grade than the Genesis version, it doesn't due to a few major problems. First, the action tends to get SLOW (read slow-motion) when there are too many objects on the screen. Also, when you die the game takes you WAY back to the beginning of the stage. At least the Genesis version continued fairly close to where you left off. Even unlimited continues don't help when you keep keeling over near the end of a stage. It had serious potential, but Super Ghouls and Ghosts is badly flawed.


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Ugh. This has to be one of the worst games ever made. The story doesn't see much better then any Godzilla movie story. Basically, aliens are trying to take over the world, and you must control Godzilla to defeat the other monsters. Gameplay is extremely frustrating, to almost impossible when you don't have a manual, which is perhaps where I do the game an injustice, but come on, let's be practical, all games should have some intuitive capability built in! The graphics are satisfactory throughout the game, with fairly good designs for the monsters, as well as when you have Godzilla destroy buildings. As for music, the soundtrack is horrible and the sound effect of Godzilla roaring is only goot up to the third time you have heard it.


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SNES port of the popular arcade game, itself based on the teams, players, and exploits of American professional football. This was the de facto standard in arcade football games until Midway's NFL Blitz series was released. Nice graphics, and good sound. Unique among SNES football sims in that it employs a from-the-stands slant-view perspective - only EA's pseudo-3D endzone slant perspective comes close. It's also the only SNES football sim I've seen with a "fighting mode" - once set, your players will play rough, take cheap shots, and dicker with their opponents and the refs. Nice to have something that emphasizes arcade-style gameplay over techincal accuracy, while at the same time remaining competetive with its rivals both in the graphics and sound departments.


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An attempt at creating an head-cam type view allows high quality graphics, but very confusing, jerky movement and subsequently tired eyes. There's better hockey games out there, Try Super Ice Hockey by Sunsoft.


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Nice smooth graphics and gameplay allow an excellent hockey sim unfold. This hockey sim is one of the best out there, don't miss it.


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This game is the only cricket game available on the Super Nintendo, and was only available in Europe and Oceania. The graphics at the crease are great, but once you hit the ball out of the area, the graphics become too small to see your players run or to field. There's eight international teams to choose from, which reflect the abilities and skills of the teams at the time. Gameplay is anything but boring for a cricket game and there are numerous tournament options, which add a lot of breadth. An excellent addition to your collection and one which will keep you busy for some time.


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Super Mario All-Stars & World (E) [!].zip

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Even more value! One of the best 16 bit mario titles bundled with the best 8 bit platformers around. Go for it!


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Super Mario All Stars is the cartridge that most people would have recieved on purchasing the SNES console and consists of the first three mario games released on the NES, plus Lost Levels, which were previously unavailable in Britain. Obviously these 8 bit games do not show off the graphical capabilities of the SNES, but have awsome gameplay and are not to be missed.


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Mario Kart with crazy speeded up gameplay. If you managed to lick the original, try this one!


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This is arguably the best SNES game ever, and certainly one of the most influential video games of all time. In terms of fun, Super Mario Kart blew away the competition in 1992, and it can still hold its own today. Simplicity is the game’s strength. The racers are classic Nintendo characters driving tiny go-carts, and the graphics are friendly and colorful. The tracks are totally flat, but their texture varies between smooth, wood, and gravel. Thanks to the marvelous SNES mode 7 effects, the ground moves and rotates smoothly under your cart (like F-Zero), and the tracks are loaded with traps and power-ups. Some power-ups let you shoot turtle shells (straight or guided) at other racers. Small mushrooms cause your racer to shrink for a few seconds. Not only does it look hilarious, but you can even be squashed by the oncoming carts! The one player mode is challenging, and the two-player split screen is even better. The outcome of the races is usually in doubt, but never unfair (unlike Mario Kart 64!). There’s even an innovative battle mode that lets you shoot shells at your opponents in open arenas. This is a great game in its own right. In typical Nintendo fashion, a cute trophy presentation screen celebrates the winners at the end of each game. Super Mario Kart is absolutely superb in every way, and is a must-have for any serious SNES collector.


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Super Mario RPG - Legend of the Seven Stars

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Super Mario RPG - Legend of the Seven Stars (U).zip

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Super Mario RPG - Legend of the Seven Stars.rsn

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Great, great game, actually my favorite game starring Mario. Everything was stunning about the game, the gameplay was seemless and the graphics were beautiful. The soundtrack is also really, really good. This is also one of the few 16-bit RPGs to ever make me actually laugh. Highly recommended.


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A very weird homemade game. Mario is supposed to destroy, umm, something. Yoshi is just running from side to side with his tongue out. Not that good game.


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Heh, what should I say? It's Super Mario World, the game that once again revolutionized the way a platformer should work. The music was outstanding, the gameplay was great, the characters (although there were few) were cool, and the game, overall, was a great experience.


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Super Metroid is a classic. I've never really been able to get into this game, but it's by no means bad, I just enjoy Super Turrican more. Very challenging, with excellent sound and graphics, solid control and countless hours of gameplay. Annoyingly long though, which you do not seem to be able to escape.


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Well this is certainly an original twist on the platform genre. Morph from a boy into a bowling ball, water, clouds etc, in order to find your way around various traps. Seriously, I'm not kidding! It turns out to be good fun though and the graphics are pleasing to the eye. Yes, yes, it is still a platformer, but give it a go, somehow you'll find yourself hooked.


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Super Scope Six is one, or should I say a collection of six, of the few games ever produced for the Super Scope and the cartridge was originally bundled with the gun. The graphics, music and sound aren't great, but what they lack, this game makes up for in terms of gameplay. OK, the games are a little old hat too and wouldn't be worth a look with a standard controller, but when using the Super Scope, gameplay is suddenly very cool.


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An amazingly underrated game RPG, Super Ninja Boy places you in River City Ransom type battles where you can move in all directions, attack as much as you want whenever you want, jump over enemies and obstacles, and if you have a friend, play the even more fun 2-Player quest! The in-battle graphics are quite good, drawn in chibi anime-style. Some of the enemies are pallete-swaps of earlier enemies, but that maintains the ''old-school'' feeling, which in my opinion is a good thing. Easy controls, excellent sounds and compulsive re-playability make this a game that overall, seriously needs more recognition. It has got to be one of the best SNES titles out there.It's story will never compare to FF6 or Chrono Trigger, but it's battles might just grab the number one spot!


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In a nutshell, this is Wolfenstein 3D with all the awesome extracted out of it. In this game, you play as Noah who travels through each floor of his ark, shooting rabid animals with food out of a slingshot to put them to sleep. I shall ask you this question redundantly: Would you rather kill Hitler's minions, or knock out vicious animals? Basically, because it’s heavily based on the Wolfenstein engine, Super Noah's Ark still manages to be a good game, but it's theme is mundane compared to the game it was cloned from, so other than for curiosity’s sake, there’s really no point in trying it.


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I'm glad to see that Taito finally did justice to this game. In Super Nova, the sequel to Darius Twin, Taito has fixed all the problems I had with their first release, and even made some improvements. I still would have liked to see the game letterboxed to provide a longer play area, but that's life. Play control was very nice, sound was average, but the graphics, they were very sharp. I liked all the subtle use of transparent colors in the foreground to add extra depth to the backgrounds. Shooter fans should take the time to check out this game, it's well worth it.


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A monster truck racing sim from the arcades, employing a rather distant isometric view. Features up to four tiny trucks on a single-screen track. Long since surpassed - don't bother.


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Sequel to Super Off Road, this is again ported from the arcades. This time is based on desert racing and we are treated to a much better 3D racing perspective. Entertaining, but a little old-hat.


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Your mission is simple, empty the room filled with balls within the time limit and proceed to the next level. When you hit some of the blocks in the room you can get a bonus item.  There are many levels to complete. Some levels can be really tricky and some really easy. This game is very easy to understand and to learn, just play it and you will quickly learn to love it. A game for every age. When I played Super Pang I had some graphics glitches in the menu on SNES9x and ZSNES win/dos). However, this does not effect the gameplay.


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Super Pinball Behind the Mask is a basic, easy time passer. The goal is to score an extremely high amount of points(millions) and beat The Joker and the other evil sounding villians. The graphics are pretty good considering it was made in the late 80's early 90's. It is fairly easy to win you just have to be dedicated and hit the little ball with as much force as possible and strike hidden places to get tons of extra points. Give it a try you might like it.


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An interesting cross between a head-on racing game and a platformer. Help Taz-Mania through the many different chapters, collecting the yellow birds in each area in a set time. Watch out for the two people out to get you, and avoid all incoming traffic and traps.


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A very good baseball for SNES. Lots of pitch types, good camera, nicely crafted graphics and accurate physics. The game is very good for an SNES title!


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A football game with a few cool features such as an option to choose the weather for the game. However, the gameplay is very unrealistic and slow! This game could have been good.


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Tecmo Super Bowl II - Special Edition (U).zip

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Almost exactly like the first one. It's cool that it has different weather effects, but I think the gameplay is too fake. I also don't like the way you move around the menus in this version.


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Tecmo Super Bowl III - Final Edition (U).zip

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Just like the first two except I didn't see the option for the weather in this one. Maybe they took it out, who knows?


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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Tournament Fighters

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A fighting game with those mutant turtles you may have grown up on. Ditches the platform  fighting engine for SF2-style versus bouts. In many gamers' opinion, this is one of the finest Street Fighter 2 clones ever made


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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV - Turtles in Time

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV - Turtles in Time (U) [!].zip

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A great Final Fight style game featuring several of the characters from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. You won't only have to look out for the enemies in this game. Be alert of things such as construction.


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Based on the film, this is the first of the side-scrolling action games and is a very poor effort. If you are a Terminator fan, but believe me, you don't need to bother. You'd be fetter off looking at another game released for the SNES - Robocop vs. the Terminator.


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Take control of a slow moving cop who's out to get the bad guys. The gameplay is way too slow for this game, which takes away from the potential this game could have had.


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A really fun side scrolling game where you play as a character with bad weapons and lots of enemies. You'll have to watch out for the traps also. The one major downfall is the enemy respawning.


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Help a fugitive escape in this futuristic city. Lots of enemies, jumping, and action in this game. You'll enjoy it!


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Timon & Pumbaa's Jungle Games (E) [!].zip

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Play different jungle games with Timon and Pumbaa from Disney's The Lion King. Games include Jungle Pinball, a targetting game, and a few others.


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Tintin embarks on a quest to the country of Tibet in search of the legendary Abominable Snowman. Based on the popular series of children's books by French writer Herge Moulinsart. They also served as the basis for an excellent animated TV series. Graphics and story are pulled straight from the original books, and it shows. Gameplay is only poor to average at best.


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The evil goblin Squidge is sucking up all the stars at the edge of the universe and scattering them far and wide on sundry worlds. A lonely outpost near the borders of explored space hears a distress call, and its sole occupant Tin Head decides to come to the stars' aid. An obvious Sonic clone with stunning graphics and neat moves and tunes, but slow gameplay and an stupid plot. Worth the look if you're a Sonic fan.


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Cowboy Western for the superscope, but playable without. My first impressions were that this game was going to be utter rubbish, but I was surprised with a game that is excellent fun, with a good deal of humour bundled in for good measure. Cool stuff.


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Tiny Toon Adventures - Wacky Sports Challenge

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Tiny Toon Adventures - Wacky Sports Challenge (U).zip

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Compete against 4 other players in different events such as an ice cream throwing contest, chicken run, etc. Nothing too complicated, but nice colourful graphics and fun to play.


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Tiny Toons Adventures - Buster Busts Loose!

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Help Buster get through the levels in this side scrolling game with things you would expect to see from the Tiny Toons. Nice bright graphics make this an attractive looking game, but it holds nothing special over any other platformer. Maybe a one for younger gamers, who will enjoy the cartoon based characters.


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A good boxing game with several different characters to choose from. Each character has unique abilities so you won't get the best from any one boxer.


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TNN Bass Tournament of Champions (U).zip

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If you like fishing games, then you should try this game out. Sail to your location on boat, and then get out the rail and begin fishing. Simple as that :).


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Tokimeki Memorial - Densetsu no Ki no Shita de

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Tokimeki Memorial - Densetsu no Ki no Shita de (J) (V1.0)[!].zip

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Japanese Anime RPG with an impossibly long storyline. Give this one a wide birth!


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This is a very kiddy side scrolling game. The levels are just too straightforward and the gameplay is so slow! Almost all of the enemies are the same and they barely even make an attempt to harm you. Not worth it!


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All of the menu choices in this game are made using pictures so it's hard to tell what your choosing some times. The game view is taken from a third persons eye level, but the effect is bizarre, and gameplay is hampered as a result. Turning and passing in the game is also very fake, but there are some cool trick shots. Not the best soccer game out there.


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One of the best racing games on the SNES! Great grahpics for the SNES, good music, good physics, and a great, fun, and challenging race. Try this one now!


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A great follow-up to the first game! If you liked the first one, you're gonna love this one! Great music again, improved graphics, and some of the most fun, challenging racing on the SNES. Don't miss out on this one!


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This game series just gets better and better! This time around you are in a futuristic race high up in the sky. The race is head once a year, and you are of a selected few to be in the race. Unfortunately, the cartridge uses an advanced 'DSP4 chip, which is not fully supported in either Snes9x, or zSnes. The race section did not emulate properly for me, hence the miserable rating.


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Japanese release of Top Gear and one of the best racing games on the SNES! Great grahpics for the SNES, good music, good physics, and a great, fun, and challenging race. Try this one (or Top Gear) now!


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Japanese release of Top Gear 2 and a great follow-up to the first game! If you liked the first one, you're gonna love this one! Great music again, improved graphics, and some of the most fun, challenging racing on the SNES. Try it's American counterpart.


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Torneko no Daibouken - Fushigi no Dungeon

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Torneko no Daibouken - Fushigi no Dungeon (J) (V1.0).zip

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Japanese RPG A.K.A. Dragon Quest IV. This game has an excellent reputation and the series continued up to Dragon Quest VI. The only problem is, except I haven't a clue what it's about, it's all Japanese to me.


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You're in a one man army against thousands of enemies. Can you make it out alive and become victorious? It's a challenge of time and skills to see if you can make it.


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Based on the movie. Help Woody in his adventure just like the movie. The characters are dead-on true to the movie - and they're huge. The gameplay follows the movie's plot and begins simply enough. This isn't the most challenging game you'll ever play, but the later levels are enough fun for even seasoned gamers. It is probably the best-looking 16-bit game you'll ever see.


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The toys are in danger. Help protect the toys using any means necessary. Just don't let the toys go bye bye. The levels are all on a grid, which makes it look kind of stupid. Inspired by the live-action film starring Robin Williams. A boring, lame movie inspires a boring, lame arcade game.


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Lemmings style game, totally addictive. Give it a go!!!


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You play a secret agent whose true occupation is unknown by his wife until she accidentally becomes entangled in his latest mission. An arcade shooter inspired by the live-action film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Curtis. The movie was a riot. The game is fun enough so far as it goes - an one-person arcade shooter similar in style to The Chaos Engine - but it didn't exactly inspire me to play it any more than I had to.


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Lots of fun and a challenging fighting game with a great story line to go along with it. If you like fighting games like Street Fighter, then you'll love this!


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A great game in which you fly a jet with certain goals. You will have to eliminate all the enemy threats using your onboard machine gun and missiles. Lots of fun!


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Twinbee - Rainbow Bell Adventure (J).zip

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A great adventure game, very similar in operation to Sonic & Knuckles. Excellent graphics and gameplay. Definitely worth a try, but look at Pop 'n Twinbee, which is the USA Release.


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Twisted Tales of Spike McFang, The (U).zip

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A fun RPG with Spike McFang. He wants to own the lands and become the leader. Help him through his quest to learn and understand how he can rules the lands.


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No-frills sidescrolling shooter, but fun nonetheless. Choose from three different pilots, six different planes, and eleven different weapons (the latter two dependent on how much money you have, which is earned by completing levels), and fly through 10 levels, shooting anything that moves. Originated in Japan as Area 88.


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This game translates as Extraterrestrial Kamen Yakisoban, or as you will see in the game, bloke who drives a UFO and wears a really silly hat. Very interesting…not really. It’s actually just another Final Fight clone and how many have we seen of those? There is apparently a storyline, not that I could decipher the Japanese, but I did figure out that Mr Yakisoban is urged on to fight by a man with a teapot on his head!!! - (maybe they call him Ernie – Geddit?) Graphically there is nothing special on offer for a 1994 release and the A.I. is rubbish. But that's understandable because I can't see why anyone would be inspired to either develop such a game, or buy the end result in an already saturated market. Why should I care, I can’t be bothered to play it anyway.


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Lord Tholden has been kidnapped by the Black Knight and it is your job to rescue him in this RPG. The view is very weird. It's an overheard view but from an angle that makes everything look crooked.


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A great RPG with a very good story line. The view is weird in this one like the first one, but that's not enough to turn me away from this game! This is a great game that you should not miss out on!


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Another great Ultima title! This series has been around for a long time, and the games always have some of the greatest stories. The view is awkward again, but the game is still great!


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Help the Ultimate Fighter in his quest to get through the levels against hundreds of enemies. All the enemies have the same powers however, which takes away from the game.


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One of the greatest fighting games on the SNES. This version of Mortal Kombat adds a few characters to the already awesome Mortal Kombat 3 to truly make it the Ultimate Mortal Kombat game!


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A fighting game featuring a character somewhat like Superman. Only Superman is way cooler! The style of fighting in this game is a kind of annoying at first. But the different endings are kinda cool.


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A really stupid RPG that takes place onthe water. Set sail on a quest into some uncharted waters. The graphics and music suck, and the game is just horrible. Even the story is lame. Don't even bother!


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A really fun racing game on a bike with one wheel. Perform tricks to gain speed. The tracks have some neat twists and turns that make this game really fun!


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European release of Uniracers. A really fun racing game on a bike with one wheel. Perform tricks to gain speed. The tracks have some neat twists and turns that make this game really fun!


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Named after the film of the same name starring Arnold Schwartzenigger, but bears little resemblence to it. You play as a lone soldier and help him get through the jungle filled with lots of traps and enemies. Watch out for those deadly traps. They can really do a lot to finish you off!


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You are caught in a gunfight and you must make it out alive. Use several things from barrels to walls to crates, etc. for cover while shooting at the enemies in windows, behind boxes, etc.


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The eldest son of your old foe has taken his dead father's place and is quietly building a terrorist organization within a large American city. Part of the 'Strike' Series by Electronic Arts. Not shooters in the true sense, as they apply a healthy dose of real-world military combat, but still lots of of fun nonetheless. The isometric perspective does take some getting used to, though, but once that's done you can sit back and enjoy some truly awesome games.


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Utopia - The Creation of a Nation (E).zip

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Build a city and watch it grow. The controls are very confusing at first! It'll take you a while to get used to them. If you like Sim City, then you might like this.


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Val d'Isere Championship (E) (Mindscape).zip

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A collection of Winter Games, which are a competent effort for the SNES. Graphically the games look dated now, but they are still fun to play.


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This casino game features excellent graphics, quality music and an adventure mode, where you act out your visit to Vagas - a nice twist, but you can't escape the storyline and it can get irritating. Stick with it though, the superior graphics beat the fits out of Super Ceasars Palace and the games including Black Jack, Slots, Roulette, Craps, and Poker are very enjoyable. As good as you can get for the SNES.


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A.K.A. Hamelin no Violin Tamaki. Made by 'Daft' & that's exactly what it is. Platformer where you destroy your enemies with the power of musical notes??? A bit weird but the the gameplay is capable enough, in the style of Mario world and graphics are nice. Ultimately, though, it doesn't have the loveability of Mario, so falls a little flat.


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It's time for the annual Science Fair in Springfield. One of the science projects was a virtual reality machine which needed a victim. Who could be a better victim than Bart Simpson?. The game comprises a collection of several differently themed arcade minigames that  depict the daydream fantasies of Bart Simpson - Riding  a motorcycle, throwing tomatoes at his classmates, living as a dinosaur, seeking ancient treasure, etc.


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Superb Soccer Game with a roaming, flying camera view. Just where did this come from. Love it!


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Based on the movie Lawnmower Man. You are in a world of virtual reality and you must defeat all the enemies. The weapons are somewhat cool in the game. This is the Japanese release, try the USA release under the original film title.


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Control a robot in a 3D world against lots of baddies. Uses the special Video FX chip available for the snes, which was designed to bring real-time 3D effects, but in this game, it only results in lazy, blocky graphics. This 'Mech-Warrior' style game was better implemented on later, more advanced systems. Nice stereo sound though. Play using Zsnes to avoid the graphical glitches.


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A very detailed golfing title, great for golfing fans.


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A strategy based battle game with an overhead view of the battlefield. Quite boring.


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The next in the WAR series, this time based in space. An improvement on the boring original, but still nothing startling.


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You play as toad in a new kind of tetris game wherein you have to throw or move the blocks after they land so that they match. Good graphics and music make this game a fun title to play!.


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A beautiful side scrolling game, great graphics and wonderful special effects along with a smooth flow of the game make this game very enjoyable. As a modern-day descendant of the ancient Druidic priesthood, you must stop an evil warlock from unleashing the forces of evil upon the world. Based on the cult live-action film starring Julian Sands in the title role. Beautiful side scrolling graphics, wonderful special effects and awesome animation, but defending yourself is practically impossible. The awful gameplayspoils what could have otherwise been a great game.


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Another space craft flying game. It has some good breifings, but that's about all you can say and who pays attention to them? This is what you get when you try to combine a flight sim with a space shooter - a game that shows off the worst qualities of both. Avoid!


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Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars (U) (54832).zip

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Great ice hockey game! Better than any of the titles found on the Sega Genesis and really enjoyable. You can choose your own team or jump quickly into a match!.


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You play as wayne, a guitarist who fights against monsters using his electric guitar ? Oh please, gimme a break.  If they had stayed away from the digitized graphics and focused more on the game itself, then this might have been pretty decent. As it stands, it sucks, and is quite forgettable - ranking right down there with Zantar the Gelatinous Cube. Go watch the movie instead.


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A great WCW game for the SNES wherein you choose your players and then FIGHT! Pretty good graphics coupled with some great moves makes this a desirable title.


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A pretty nice fighting game, but ultimately it's a muddy-looking SF2 clone in which the only original element is the plot. Has all the options and extras you might expect, including battle and story modes. Worth a try.


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A series of various arcade games based on the plot of the animated feature film by Amblin Entertainment, in which a trio of prehistoric intelligent dinosaurs winds up in New York. Comparable to some of the better Disney platformers, and the arrangement of the subgames is quite logical. Neat graphics, smoooth sound, decent gameplay, and some of the smoothest 3D sprite scaling you'll ever find in a SNES game


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Wheel of Fortune - Deluxe Edition (U).zip

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Second release in this TV show spin-off. The only notable  improvements are the improved graphics and the lovely digitized picture of celebrity endorser Vanna White. The game engine remains unchanged, but at least there are a new set of questions. Still Bland.


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Based on the popular TV show, wheel of fortune, if you're a big fan of the show, this is the game for you, otherwise it's bland, bland,  bland - stay away.


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Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego (U).zip

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You are one of the top sleuths of the ACME Detective Agency who has been called in on an alarming case. For this first in the series, Carmen and her gang are stealing the world's great art treasures and its your job to stop her. A well-written and immensely popular series of games that first made their appearance on the venerable Commodore 64 and have been kicking around in one form or another ever since. This is the first in the series, but strangely the second to be ported to the SNES. The second in the series was not a SNES release.


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Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego (U) [!].zip

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You are one of the top sleuths of the ACME Detective Agency who has been called in on an alarming case. For this third game in the series, Carmen and her gang have stolen a time machine and are stealing the  great historical treasures from around the world and its your job to stop her. A well-written and immensely popular series of games that first made their appearance on the venerable Commodore 64 and have been kicking around in one form or another ever since. This was actually the third in the the series, but the first to be ported to the SNES.


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A cute platformer, with decent graphics and a decent storyline. But there are a million games like this and this one offers nothing special.


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A bunny rabbit who can go whizzing across the screen killing bad guys. It reminds me of Sonic 3D, or even Crash Bandicoot, but this game has to be a very poor cousin. The lead character is cute, but fails to be loveable and the unsusal isometric controls are tough. A good idea, but in reality, it's a flop.


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Another golfing game for the SNES, this one has a quick gameplay option which is great for golfing games. Anyhow, you have some great stats display in this game to give you the ultimate golfing experience.


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This one is a great game, mark my words. The game has absolutely amazing graphics and smooth gameplay, you can play as a cowboy or a cowgirl :P, and DRAW!! That means, shoot, and not create art.


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Snaketris ? Yes, this game can be called snaketris! There's snakes falling from the top which need to be matched and eliminated. Good game for *tris fans :.


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Some great arcade titles packed into one great cartridge. You can play Defender and Joust amongst other games.


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Wing Commander - The Secret Missions (E) [!].zip

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An update on the original Wing Commander with additional missions, but minimal improvements to gameplay.


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This is the first in the series of the Wing Commander titles, on the SNES. A great space based 3d shooter and nicely ported from the orgininal game released on the PC.


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I remember the original of this game on the C64. Back then, it was the best flight sim you could get. Graphics have barely changed for this release, but a combat mode has now been introduced, which adds just the right amount of fun and updates the game nicely.


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Winter Extreme Skiing and Snowboarding (U).zip

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A pretty fun snowboarding game, there's a time limit within which you have to complete the courses. Quite challenging and fun to play with surprisingly good graphics for the SNES.


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This looks like it's going to be a great game, which makes the most advanced use of the Graphics FX chip I have seen. Unfortunately, I just couldn't get past the titles. Maybe it's just me. Requires you to use Zsnes to get anywhere when running in emulation.


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Winter Olympic Games - Lillehammer '94 (U).zip

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Well, this might look exciting and it is an officially endorsed olympic game, but in reality, this is a dull winter sports game. The company that produced this game could definitely have done a better job. The pace is slow and the sports are boring to play.


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You play as Dorothy, the little girl in the famous book The Wizard Of Oz. This title can probably be fun for little girls, or maybe, its just not my type.


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Wizardry V - Heart of the Maelstrom (U).zip

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A strategy based magic game, using a rather outdated menu system. I kept wondering when the game would actually start! There were companies involved in developing this game, including Capcom, who you would think know better. Maybe they know something I dont, I just found this game boring.


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The only true 3D game on the Super Nintendo (apart from Starfox), this game is the retro Wolfenstein where you play in a first person shooter. A man with a mission. Good game.


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You play as Wolverine from the XMEN in this smooth, and highly exciting side scroller, the game graphics are excellent and the music is at par. The gameplay is magnificent with a huge arsenal of moves available.


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The game is based on something between tetris and scrabble where you have to make words by arranging falling letters. A great game for vocabulary freaks, but I prefer the dumb shapes of Tetris.


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Very interesting looking game, but does not run properly under even the best Snes emulators. Same, I might have enjoyed this.


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An excellent soccer game. Good graphics, smooth gameplay and decent physics make this a top choice for any football fan. You might want to try the Fifa series or International Superstar Soccer, which are generally considered to be the best of this genre.


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Five times larger than predecessors originally developed by Sega for the Genesis. But is a paint- and-body job can't hide the fact that it's a lame game engine.  Even on it's release, it had been surpassed by far superior products. A horrid little game that serves little more purpose than to take up space in your cart collection. Any other SNES soccer sim is better than both of these games put together.


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A very slow 2D fighter, this game although has good graphics and great moves is too slow to be much fun. Try the Street Fighter, or Mortal Kombat series!


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Sequel to world heroes, great graphics and sound, but yet again, the unbearably slow gameplay.


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Very badly developed basketball game, there is no real stress on graphics. The only plus points are good gameplay and a realitime perspective changing view.


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Pretty nice soccer game, you can choose from soccer teams all over the world and play, although there really isn't any player data available.


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A decent enough golf game, but there are a lack of options,and graphics are awkward, particularly on the greens. Try the PGA series, or World Class Leaderboard Golf.


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A.K.A Striker. Great player detail in this game, and high graphic detail is seen all over the game. Very nice soccer title!


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You command a smallish army staffed with worms trained for various duties. Your object is to fight a war, and your goal is to be the last worm left crawling.... A rather intriguing strategy game with a tongue-in-cheek sense of humor that proved to be quite popular. Think of it as a mix of Lemmings and Cannon Fodder


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Third in a series of 4 WWF games for the SNES. This game adds small improvements, but is not recognisably different of the first two releases, which were basically pants. Try Wrestlemania Arcade, it was a huge improvement.


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Better graphics in this title than in Super Wrestlemania, but the game is almost similar except for a few minor changes but better player models. Second in a series of four, which get better as they go.


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This was the original in the series and if you bought it, you should have taken it back for a refund, because it's that bad! First in a series of four, which get better as they go.


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The BEST and last in the WWF series for SNES, this game has actual voice effects for ingame events and great graphics alongwith some new game modes. A must have for wrestling buffs.


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European Release (No good rom dump known)

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Wile E Coyotes Revenge (E) (NG-Dump Known).zip

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Based on the roadrunner cartoon by Warner Brothers, with similar bone-crushing falls for poor Wyle-E. But in reality, this is a dissapointing platformer, with nothing special to it except the characters. If you are crazy for the cartoon, give it a go, otherwise, don't bother.


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Futuristic platformer, come shooter, come R-Type space shooter. A mix of several genres, but a master of none.


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Futuristic Ninja style combat, which is sufficient to keep you going, but a little un-inspired.


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A really great XMen game, although I'm not an XMEN fan, this game has great graphics and amazing features like walking on ceilings as well as selection from ALL of the X-Men characters! Wonderful! ;-) Play using Zsnes, too many glitches with Snes9X.


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Quite a nice game, however, the idea is not implemented correctly as far as I can see and the game lacks that flair to keep you hooked, however, if you're a boring sort of person, grab it :-).


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Yogi bear, the picnicbasket addicted bear is back and features some great graphics and fast paced gameplay, the first stage itself will have you hooked. A great game.


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A tetris style Yoshi's Cookie game, a good game for Yoshi fans, however, I found the game quite easy, you have to match cookies in rows and have to get all the cookies alike. Easy.


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Super Mario World 2 - Yoshi's Island (U) (V1.1).zip

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Yoshi's Island (Super Mario World 2).rsn

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A.K.A. Super Mario World 2. One of my all time favorite games, Yoshi's Island on SNES. The game features baby mario and yoshi and both set out together on a journey to save mario. This is a great platformer that's really unique. What really shines about this game is that it IS a sequel, but it breaks all rules - rather than just improve upon the base, they totally redid the formula. Everything about this game oozes fun and style. This is one of the greatest 2D platformers to be released, a must have!


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This game was designed for a SNES gun, but the Joystick hack is the only way you are going to play it on a pc. It's a little fun, but bear in mind, it's not quite the shooter it was designed to be. In Emulation, play using Zsnes.


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This game needs a SNES gun, so I could not try it out, it could be good though, try the Joystick hack version.


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Young Merlin is supposed to be a romantic young man out on some quest, yawn...he's not romantic, neither is he any fun.


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The third installment in the popular Ys series of RPGs (and the first of three for the SNES) finds our heroes travelling to the town of Kenai, where a mysterious evil has taken root. Great graphics, nice gameplay, and an intriguing plot (albeit a gawdawful long intro to wade through - good thing you can skip it). However, this is poor in comparison to the equivalent Genesis release, which is one of the all time greats.


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Ys IV - Mask of the Sun (J) [T+Eng.99_AGTP].zip

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It might be Ys4, but this the second of three installments on the SNES. As usual, Graphics and gameplay are excellent. This game is rather unique in its combat style, unlike its PCE-CD brother (Ys IV - Dawn of Ys) this game appears to follow the anime OAVs more than it follows the game series. Some of the characters (Norton and Vixen in particular) aren't really introduced in any of the games, Ys Eternal included. The nice thing though is that the Port City of Minea, Minea Plains, and all the other returning areas from previous Ys games have, in general, had their town layout kept the same while the graphics were merely improved upon. While not strictly necessary, it's a nice touch. Anyway, once you get the hang of it, this game is really enjoyable, this version incorporates a partial English Translation, which helps, but a full translation patch is also available so you have no excuse. Give it a try already! Plagued with graphics glitches when emulated with Snes9X, use Zsnes.


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The last installment in the popular Ys series of RPGs. As usual, Graphics and gameplay are excellent, although I had difficulty understanding the plot without an English translation. Plagued with graphics glitches when emulated with Snes9X, Use Zsnes.


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A versus fighter, which has been called "the best fighter ever made for the SNES." It might well be, but as it says on the tin, this title is Japanese, so gameplay will be hampered for all but the most determined Westerners. Sadly, a combination of it being a Japanese title and the games speed push even the best SNES emulators to the limits and you are bound to see a few graphics glitches. That said, this game seems to have it all (apart from English). Take your your choice of characters, each with unique talents and attacks (rei gun, reikinoken, rose whip, jagan, dragon spirit, etc.) Support for multiple players means multiple chances to crash and bash - it's not limited to one or two players anymore! Inspired by the popular Japanese anime series, the name translates from the Japanese as Poltergeist Report.. A strange mix of adventure, RPG, and fighting, but with great, superfast graphics.


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Eh? Evidently this is some kind of Japanese war sim, but other than that, I haven't a clue. If you are fluent in Japanese though, this might me a good game.


Name:
Zelda no Densetsu - Kamigami no Triforce

Filename:
Zelda no Densetsu - Kamigami no Triforce (J) (V1.0).zip

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Was this the original Japanese release of Zelda? Very nice graphics and you can tell the game just oozes quality, but sadly the Japanese text makes it impossible to follow the storyline. Ah well, what did you expect from a Japanese release?


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A great GT Racer, with nice graphics for the SNES. There are many options/modes to choose from and consequently I found it a little difficult to find my way through the Japanese menus. Once navigated though, I found the game is very similar to (and probably based on) Great 1000 Miles Rally, which appeared in the arcades. Nice one Kaneko.


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The third release in the 'Aero the Acrobat' series and this is the best of the three. Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel is back on the SNES with more adventures and missions to complete, this is one hell of a cool squirrel. Colourful worlds and great gameplay, compares well with the original Sonic it was designed to imitate - try it out.


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This tongue-in-cheek shooter pits you against the vast army of the undead, resurrected by a freak toxic spill. The goal is to save your neighbors before the zombies munch 'em for dinner. This is a great little game, especially in two- player mode, but the  the Genesis version is far superior to in every aspect (except perhaps the sound). A.K.A. Zombies Ate My Neighbours.


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This tongue-in-cheek shooter pits you against the vast army of the undead, resurrected by a freak toxic spill. The goal is to save your neighbors before the zombies munch 'em for dinner. This is a great little game, especially in two- player mode, but the  the Genesis version is far superior to in every aspect (except perhaps the sound). A.K.A. Zombies (European release)


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Zool is quite a childish title with extra colourful graphics and gameplay which was intended to be fun but ends up being drab and boring due to the extra easiness.


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A puzzle game somewhat reminescent of Tetris, except that there's four-way action this time around and you blast the pieces that appear in each track instead of steering them. This was a highly popular game once upon a time and I enjoyed the concept, but many find it too confusing.


# Musicians

Musician:
Akihiro Akamatsu, Sachiko Oita, Shinji Nakaya


Musician:
Chris Jojo, Paul Tonge, Matthew Cannon, Geoff & Tim Follin


Musician:
Dave Wise, Eveline Fischer, Robin Beanland


Musician:
Dwight K. Okahara, Frank Klepacki, Paul S. Mudra


Musician:
Hideyuki Eto, Harumi Ueko, Tomoya Tomita


Musician:
Hirohiko Fukuda, Manabu Saito, Akira Yamaoka


Musician:
Hirokazu Tanaka, Ryoji Yoshitomi, Kazumi Totaka


Musician:
John Hancock, Jean Baudlot, Fabrice Visserot


Musician:
Jun Chiki Chikuma, Yasuhiko Fukuda, Kazuko Sugiyama


Musician:
Jun Funahashi, Masanari Iwata, Masahiko Kimura, Kayo Fujitani, Harumi Ueko, Masahiro Ikariko, Kazuhiko Uehara


Musician:
K. Yoshiaki, H. Masanori, K. Miyoko, I. Naoyuki, E. Tomohiro, T. Hiroo


Musician:
Kazuhiko Uehara, Masahiro "Ika Chan" Ikariko, Keroppy Inoue, Tomoya Tomita, Nobuyuki Akena, Masae Nakashima, Saiko Miki


Musician:
Kazuhiko Uehara, Masahiro Ikariko, M. Matsuhira, Y. Yamane, Akira Yamaoka


Musician:
Kazuki Muraoka, Kazuhiko Uehara, Harumi Ueko, Yukie Morimoto


Musician:
Kenichi Matsubara, Yukie Morimoto, Saiko Miki


Musician:
Kirikiri-Chan, Naoshi Mizuta, Akari Kaida


Musician:
Koichi Ishibashi, Akiyoshi Saito, Kazuo Oikawa, Hitoshi Nishimura


Musician:
Koichi Sugiyama, Hayato Matsuo, Katsunari Kitajima


Musician:
M. Takenaka, N. Komatsu, T. Sekido, Mercado Inc. Staff


Musician:
Marc Scheafgen, Martin Galway, Alistair Hirst


Musician:
Martin Galway, Dana Glover, Kirk Winterrowd


Musician:
Masaaki Nishizawa, Keiji Ueki, Kennosuke Suemura


Musician:
Masaharu Iwata, Hitoshi Sakimoto, Hayato Matsuo


Musician:
Michiharu Hasuya, Masaaki Harada, Osamu Kasai


Musician:
Michiharu Hasuya, Osamu Kasai, Junko Yokoyama


Musician:
Mieko Ishikawa, Atsushi Shirakawa, Hirofumi Matsuoka, Masaru Nakajima, Naoki Kaneda, Takahiro Tsunashima


Musician:
Mieko Ishikawa, Naoki Kaneda, Satoshi Arai, Atsushi Shirakawa, Masaru Nakajima


Musician:
Miki Yanagisawa, Masanori Adachi, Tappi Iwase


Musician:
Patrick Phelan, Ashley Bennett, Paul Bennet


Musician:
Raymond Benson, Randy Buck, Martin Galway, Dana Glover, Marc Schawfgen


Musician:
S. Furuta, Y. Orishige, Staff of Musica Presto


Musician:
T."Anie".N, Yuk, Krsk, V-Tomozoh, Kan, Apple Z, More Rich, Narinari, Ippo


Musician:
Tenpei Satou, Tatsuya Sato, Hiroki Ueamtsu


Musician:
Tomomi Ootani, Toshiharu Yamanishi, Naosuke Arai


Musician:
Tomoya Tomita, Masanari Iwata, Harumi Ueko, Masahiko Kimura


Musician:
Tsukasa Tawada, Yasuhiko "Zep" Takashiba


Musician:
Yasunori Shiono, Katsuyoshi Hayashi, Yukio Nakajima


Musician:
Yasushi Tokunaga, Yoshiki Nishimura, Miyuki Uemura


Musician:
Yojiro, Babi, Yagi, Pochi, O.G.R., Zuntata


Musician:
Yoshihiro Sakaguchi, Yoko Shimomura, Tetsuya Nishimura, Isao Abe


Musician:
Yoshio Nagashima, Ali Lexa, John Rodriguez, Ubik Musik Productions


Musician:
Yuka Tsujiyoko, Kenichi Nishimaki, Masaya Kuzume


