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An unusual pseudo-3D fighter that eschews the traditional SF2-style platform approach in favor of superdeformed characters matched together in ring-style bouts.

Looks rather comical, but is well done. Takes some getting used to, though, so you might want to save it for those days when you're tired of standard fighting fare.

Kablooey is a low-budget puzzler in which players control a little bug-eyed creature with an affinity for detonating bombs. Viewed from an isometric perspective, each of the game's 130 levels takes place on an arrangement of tile "islands" situated above "water." There are three types of bombs (small, medium and large), each of which blows up the block it's on and, in the case of medium and large bombs, a certain number of surrounding tiles. The key strategy is to detonate the bombs in the right order to avoid being stranded without any tiles to stand on. Later levels introduce enemies, transporters, slippery tiles, mines and other obstacles. Gameplay is tricky enough to please hardcore puzzle fans, and the password feature staves off frustration, but maneuvering the character diagonally takes some getting used to. Other setbacks include a repetitive voice sample (Get ready!), a horrendous tune that repeats itself interminably, and graphics that would look at home on the more primitive NES.

From the Kid Niki series where you must rescue your girlfriend from the clutches of an evil foe. Collect keys to unlock doors and items to boost your score. Can you rescue her in time?

Your objective is to guide the train along the track connecting cargo cars and loading cargo. Your bee friend can help you out by throwing switches to help you get where you need to go.

Kamikaze is a simple two-dimensional shooter. You control your laser base against an endless stream of alien invaders. The invaders don't come in set waves. Instead, they come in a constant stream. Once you have gotten through one barrage of aliens, more are just behind to continue the action. Your job is to keep them from overwhelming you with their superiority in numbers. Kill or be killed, that is the objective. Kamikaze is one of the follow-up games that rode on the wave of the "Space Invaders" craze. The game itself is simple in concept but the action gets fast paced real quickly. Especially since several things can be going on at the same time during the game.

Kamikaze is a WWII vertical shooter.

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Game based on the film Karate Kid II.

Based on the 1986 John G. Avildsen film, "The Karate Kid 2". The Karate Kid is a beat'em up game where you, as Daniel Larusso, must go through some stages (including bonus ones) from the karate competition to the final battle in Okinawa against Chozen. There are different kinds of stages, from the fighting style game (similar to Street Fighter) to the platform type like Kung Fu for NES, it also has some bonus in which your ability is tested.

The evil Akuma has destroyed your homeland, killed many of your friends and kidnapped your Princess Mariko. Fortunately, you are skilled in Martial Arts, so your inevitable quest to reach Akuma's palace has a chance of success.

The game is viewed from the side and features a succession of increasingly-difficult opponents. All the standard karate kicks and punches are available to both you and your foes. The game's design was serious and realistic, and the game featured lots of cutscenes to develop the story.

Take characters from everyone's favorite racing game and let them duke it out Street Fighter style, you have the game Kart Fighter. Punch, jump and kick along with special power moves to make your way through the ranks of Mario Kart to face off against Bowser in the end. READY! SET! FIGHT!!

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