Get to your battle station, space jockey! You're in for the fight of your life in this, the ultimate outer-space shoot 'em up -- Blazing Lazers! Seated at the helm of 80 tons of awesome firepower -- a Gunhed Star Fighter -- you've just run into the ruthless Dark Squadron. Dangerously close to the Earth, they threaten to destroy the world with 8 Super Weapons. Only you and your Star Fighter's blazing lazers and bombs stand between them and certain destruction. Plan your strategy and power up with the 8 different enhancements that appear -- you'll need more than straight shooting to fight your way out of this one!

Evil King Drool is up to it again! This time, he's kidnapped the beautiful Dragon Princess, Za, and hidden her away. The year is 10,000 B.C., and as Bonk the Caveman, it's your job to get her back. Unfortunately there are not a lot of weapons around, so you'll just have to use your head -- literally!

Bonk's Adventure offers a slightly different take on the platformer genre. Bonk uses his abnormally large head to headbutt any enemies in his path. Once you get used to it, you'll see that the game mechanics are dead-on. The only real flaw of Bonk's Adventure is that it offers little challenge. Despite the lack of difficulty, this game is a must-play for any platformer fan.

Evil King Drool III, the grandson of King Drool, is out for Bonk! And he's building a Monster Kingdom that threatens to destroy the world. As Bonk the Caveman, you're out for revenge in this all-out head-banger of a follow-up to the original Bonk. Knock yourself out with all-new characters, bonus stages, power-up items and an array of enemies that may look "friendly", but certainly don't act like it!

Head-butt your way through the Monster Kingdom, face jungles, waterfalls, towering mountains and King Drool III's evil monsters. Score "power-up" points by eating fruits, vegetables, and junk food. Obtain extra lives by reaching high scores or capturing little Bonks. The game is over when Bonk runs out of lives, or you destroy the ultimate boss, King Drool III himself!

The mad scientist, Dr. Bomb, and his evil army have taken over the peaceful village of Nitta with only one thing in mind -- to take over the world!

Transformed from an ordinary man named "Arnold" into the ultra superhero "Bravoman" by an alien from the planet Alpha, you are all that stands in their way! You will not stop until Dr. Bomb and his evil army are defeated and the world is once again safe for humanity.

Go now Bravoman! Fight your enemies in the village, in the water and in the mysterious Ninja Houses. Your greatest challenge awaits you!

The game takes place after the BubbleGum Crisis series. You start off, as Nene, investigating a series of bank robbery incidents only to find things are not as they seem...

The game is played through a pick and click "digital comic" interface, requiring gathering clues and items and pestering... I mean interrogating anyone who might be suspicious or otherwise!

Cratermaze is a video game released for the Turbografx-16 video game console in 1990. The game was re-released on the Wii's Virtual Console on August 13.

It was a slight revamp of a game called Booby Kids released for the Famicom, though the game follows more along the lines of the original arcade game, Kid no Hore Hore Daisakusen released by Nihon Bussan in 1987. A number of contemporary reviews compare the maze-like gameplay to Hudson's Bomberman series.

In the game, the hero Opi is traveling through time with four of his friends when they are captured by the villain Zenzombie. He travels through various eras in time (modern, samurai, future, World War II and prehistory), collecting treasure to open doors to the next era, and kills enemies by digging holes and burying the enemies. Every 15 of the game's 60 levels, Opi rescues one of his friends. Levels 30 and 60 are boss levels where an enormous enemy floats around the screen who can kill Opi with a single touch.

In the Japanese version, the game starred Doraemon, who took Opi's place and the friends he rescues are based on the anime's characters.

NCS's prequel to the Langrisser series. The game follows the El Sallian wars between Sieghart and Böser before Langrisser I’s storyline.

The storyline itself is a remake of Elthlead in scenario form and follow's Elthlead's crusade against the demons and begins with the demon's laying siege to Diehl.