This space shooter puts you against the enemy with several various weapons to choose from. Which one do you use when and where? These questions bring an element of strategy to this game.

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, 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.

B.O.B. is in a whole heap of trouble. After the golden robot borrowed his father's car to go out on a date, he somehow crashed into a giant asteroid! Now B.O.B. finds himself stranded on Planet Goth without any means to get home. If things weren't bad enough, the world is filled with androids looking to reduce poor ol' B.O.B. into scrap metal.

Your job is to guide the robot through over 45 stages of futuristic platforming action. Fortunately for you, B.O.B. is a resourceful robot, so you won't find yourself without a few gadgets to help make it through the levels. B.O.B. starts out with three lives, a laser gun (with fifty shots), and an ability to acquire "remotes" giving him new abilities.

In addition to the laser, B.O.B. can upgrade his weapon to a triple-shot, flame-thrower, rocket, bolt, wave, and punch (his fist shoots out for close-range combat). The remotes, which appear as icons somewhere on each level, are as follows: flash (freezes enemy); shield (creates a force field); umbrella (helps B.O.B. glide down from high places); trampoline; helicopter hat (makes B.O.B. fly); and floating bombs.

The object of each level is to find the exit, represented by an orange swirl, before time runs out. You'll receive a password after every three levels and an extra life each time you score 100,000 points. Keep moving, though -- you have to find a new set of wheels so you can make your date!

A side scrolling beat'em up. 3 characters, one on a skateboard, one on a bike and one on rollerskates fight various enemies. Features a large amount of sampled voices and several rap songs.

You are the guardian angel of a baby who is the target of some rather moronic would-be kidnappers. Help him escape by guiding him through all sorts of platform puzzles. Inspired by the movie of the same name starring Lara Flynn Boyle.

Poor movie, poor game. Gets old fast, and the digitized graphics don't help.

Place your bets! Who'll win? You? The Bank? Or will you tie for a huge payout?

WARNING!!! Graphic Content.
An example of "erotic gaming" developed by Mystique, Bachelor Party is simplified version of Breakout in which the ball is a nude man and the bricks are nude women. Minor graphical changes to the "man" can be seen after "scoring". The game is played horizontally instead of vertically.

WARNING!!! Graphic Content
Identical to the game "Bachelor Party", only the sprites are reversed. This time, the ball is represented by a female and the bricks are represented by males.

A standard shoot'em up.

Based on the hit movie, Back to the Future let's you take control of Marty McFly and try to set time right and get back to the future. You navigate a vertical scrolling screen while avoiding obstacles and picking up bonus clocks. After five levels, you play a minigame like throwing milkshakes at bullies, playing guitar, blocking kisses from your mom, and then driving the DeLorean to get "Back to the Future".

It's time to go back... Great Scott! Returning from the year 2015, DOc Emmet Brown has some bad news for Marty McFly... His future's in danger unless he can put things right. Guide Marty through five levels in this exciting interpretation of the smash-hit film. Can you assure a safe future for Marty? Or will Biff ensure there's no future at all?

A collection of five arcade and puzzle games.
*Hoverboard Chase: A Paperboy clone without newspapers, but with isometric levels and lots of enemies to dodge.
*Jennifer Rescue: Guide Marty's girlfriend Jennifer out of the house without her meeting one of the four family members. Open and close doors to make the persons go from one room to the next in this top-down puzzle sequence.
*Beat Biff: A side-scrolling beat-em-up sequence in the tradition of Double Dragon. Fight your way through a grim 1985 by jumping, hitting and kicking at Biff's lackeys.
*Band Puzzle: Rearrange the mixed-up parts of an animated picture of the school band in this sliding block puzzle. The clock is ticking.
*Hoverboard Chase 2: Another hoverboard sequence, similar to the first one, only this time set in 1955.

It's the third time around for time-traveler errant Marty McFly, and this time he and Doc go back to the days of the Wild West. Inspired by the Steven Spielberg feature film of the same name starring Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, and Mary Steenburgen.

You've got to hand it to Arena for having the guts to take the crappy inside of a leftover Genesis cartridge, smacking a label on it, and then selling it for fifty bucks. If you are anything like me and value the time you have in this life, then you'll avoid this game like the bubonic plague.

A long adventure game based on the movie Back to the future Part 2 and Part 3. The object of the games is to collect misplaced object from various time periods like 1955, 1985 and 2015 and bring them back to their proper time period. A hard but fun game.

A rally-type racing game.

Atari version of the boardgame, Backgammon

Originally aired 1935-1955.

The President - KIDNAPPED?! But the really bad news is that the Dragon Ninja is responsible - and you alone can rescue the President from his clutches. The Dragon Ninja has a helicopter waiting to spirit the President away. If he makes his getaway before you can stop him, the world will never see the President again. The Dragon Ninja will be ready for you. You can expect to face - at the very least - wave after wave of ninja henchmen, samurai, and super warriors as you make your way through city and forest, atop moving big rigs and freight trains.

Remember - the nation is counting on you!

The enemy has occupied the area. Its up to you to waste as many as you can before they take over the entire town.

Welcome to the world of Bad News Baseball, a place where rabbits serve as umpires, home runs escape the earth's atmosphere, and batters are knocked unconscious when they make an out.

Bad News Baseball is a Japanese import for a younger audience. The game has two leagues - the Ultra and Super leagues - with 12 teams that represent major league cities which use fictional team and player names. There are several modes to choose from at the start of the game. You can play a One Player tournament versus the computer: pick a team and play against every other team once. Or, you can play a three-game series against a friend. There's also an all-star mode, which enables you to build a 23-player team from the rosters of one of the leagues. And if you want to watch a game, there's a spectator mode.

Lawbreaking crooks, thugs, and circus renegades rule the mean streets. It's a real zoo out there! The city is unsafe and the good citizens live in constant fear. You are DUKE DAVIS-former punk rocker and the world's coolest martial arts vigilante! You are a lean, mean, thug-trashing machine, returning to your native city streets as the ultimate defender of freedom! There's evil waiting behind every bush and danger lurking behind every corner-LOOK OUT! It's up to you to send the bad guys reeling with furious fist & foot bashing action. It's non-stop martial arts madness! Nail the no-gooders today-and watch the street savages scatter!

Bet on racing Badgers

A princess had so many pets things were getting out of control. The king and his adviser decided to hold a contest to find the greatest zookeeper in the world. Baku Baku is a puzzle game that isn't the most innovative, but takes the classic, and somewhat boring, puzzle game of old and gives it a kick in the pants. While the theme of the game is a little more juvenile (graphics appear to be geared towards young children) than Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo it is still a great game with lots of brain tweaking action and a great divergence from straightforward puzzle games.

The game of Ball Jacks was invented in AD 7650 as a worldwide televised gameshow, where contestants battled for top honors with life-sized equipment. Thankfully, you can save your life and experience the home computer version instead....

A confusing combination of Pong and Breakout.

Jump as many objects as you can for maximum points.

Throw bombs from your balloon to destroy the barrels below.

In Balloon Fight you need to fly around with the aid of two balloons and try to pop your opponents balloons before they pop yours. Landing on top of your opponents will cause their balloon to pop and they will use a parachute to fall to safety. You then need to destroy the fallen opponent by running into it before it can blow up a new balloon and rejoin the battle. Should both of your balloons get popped, you will fall into the water below and lose a life. There is also a second game variation called "balloon trip" where you need to collect as many balloons as possible while avoiding the ocean below and lightning which forms maze like walls.

Shoot out the balloons and score as many points as you can!

Spurred by stinginess and your natural curiosity, you stick around after the show in the big top, hoping to catch a free after-hours performance. Perhaps you'll get a peek at an imprompu clown act, or watch the late-night feedings of the exotic animals you goggled at earlier. But life at the circus isn't glamourous after the audience has gone home: instead of flashy feats, you overhear a mysterious conversation: a little girl -- the circus owner's daughter -- has been kidnapped! Her father is too naive (or he is too pompouly stupid?) to do more than hire an inept detective to find her. He remains blindly loyal to his overworked performers, but ... could it be an inside job? The girl might be hidden somewhere on the circus grounds ... and one of the performers might be her abductor! So you do what anyone would in these circumstances: set out to rescue the damsel in distress. The odds aren't in your favor: you -- a spectator, a bystander, an outsider in a defensive close-knit community -- trying to find a girl you've never met, in a place you know nothing about, among bizarre people who want nothing to do with you. Some would call you brace. Some would call you foolish. Every circus has its seedy underside. but few are as dangerous as this.

An unusual-looking beat 'em up with heroes made from stacked steel balls. Can you fight your way to the top to a one-on-one duel with the Jester?

It's always impressive when a 3D game can be pulled off on a 2D platform, but lackluster gameplay cripples this effort.

Ballz is a fighting game in which the characters are completely rendered in "balls" or colored spheres. Choose from eight characters (Boomer, Bruiser, Crusher, Divine, Kronk, Tsunami, Turbo and Yoko) as you make your way through 15 futuristic arenas with eight bosses to fight. A villain known as the Jester has organized the contest and will insult you each step of the way on a background scoreboard. Move through the ranks of fighters until you come face-to-face with the Jester himself.

Characters rate from one to five in 12 areas, such as speed, punch damage, and charge attacks. Special moves include the ability to morph, perform aerial attacks, and cause explosions or cyclones. Characters all have between 7 to 16 special moves, and can taunt or beg for mercy to increase damage or replenish health, respectively. Options include setting the number of matches in two-player mode (up to 21), choosing one of three difficulty levels for the one-player game, and adjusting handicap for two-player fights. Ballz also features several voice clips to humiliate opponents. The game includes support for AT&T's planned but never-released Edge 16 modem peripheral.

Baltron is basically a horizontal Galaga. You scroll down the side and shoot at anything you see! One difference is that as you shoot, you also drop an item that can hits other ships. Use this to your advantage!