Hudson Soft Games Collection

The explosive classic! Strategically place bombs to blast through maze-like stages alone or challenge friends in the revolutionary battle mode.

Bomberman II is a maze-based action game developed by Hudson Soft for the NES. It's the sequel to the original Bomberman and introduces new features like enhanced multiplayer modes and additional power-ups. Players control Bomberman as he navigates through maze-like levels, planting bombs to defeat enemies and find exits.

Hudson's Adventure Island is a side-scrolling platformer where players control Master Higgins as he attempts to rescue his girlfriend Tina from the evil Witch Doctor. The game features tropical island settings, fruit collection for health, and skateboard power-ups across 32 challenging stages.

The second NES installment in the Adventure Island series featuring Master Higgins' quest to rescue his girlfriend Tina from the evil Witch Doctor.

The third NES installment in the Adventure Island series featuring Master Higgins. This entry introduces dinosaur companions that can be ridden and provide special abilities, along with an expanded inventory system for storing items between stages.

The final NES installment in the Adventure Island series introduces RPG elements and an inventory system to the classic platforming formula. Master Higgins wields new weapons and tools across 8 expansive worlds to rescue his kidnapped girlfriend Tina.

A unique action game starring Hudson's mascot Takahashi Meijin (Master Higgins) where players catch bugs with honey traps. Features rapid button mashing mechanics that showcase Takahashi's famous 16-shot-per-second button pressing ability.

Nuts & Milk is a charming 1984 platformer where players control Milk, a lovable character trying to collect fruit while avoiding enemies. Known for its cute graphics and challenging gameplay, it was one of the earliest NES titles and helped establish Hudson Soft's reputation for quality family-friendly games.

A classic puzzle-platformer where players dig through destructible terrain to collect gold while avoiding enemies. Features 50 levels with increasing complexity and a built-in level editor for creating custom stages.

A side-scrolling platformer where Mickey and Minnie embark on a quest to rescue Alice (from Wonderland) and the Little Mermaid from mysterious kidnappers.

Felix the Cat is a platform game developed by Hudson Soft for the NES. Released in 1992, it follows the adventures of the iconic cartoon cat as he rescues his girlfriend Kitty from the evil Professor. The game features power-up transformations that change Felix's abilities and appearance throughout nine colorful levels.

Star Force is a vertical-scrolling shooter game developed by Hudson Soft for the NES. Players control a spacecraft battling through waves of alien enemies across multiple stages in deep space.

Faxanadu is a side-scrolling action RPG set in the fantasy world of Xanadu. As an elf returning to a dying tree, players explore a vast kingdom, battle monsters, upgrade equipment, and uncover secrets to restore life to the World Tree.

Robo Warrior is an action-maze game where players control the robot Zed on a mission to save the planet Altile from destruction. Combining maze navigation, bomb placement mechanics, and strategic resource management, players must clear stages of enemies while solving environmental puzzles and collecting vital energy crystals.

The first Bomberman title developed specifically for the Genesis, featuring enhanced 16-bit graphics, 5-player support via the Team Player adapter, and new power-ups like the Kangaroo Bomb.

Neo Bomberman is a 1997 arcade action-puzzle game developed by Hudson Soft and published by SNK for the Neo Geo MVS system. As part of the Bomberman series, it features the classic bomb-dropping gameplay with Neo Geo-enhanced graphics, new power-ups, and frantic multiplayer battles supporting up to 4 players simultaneously.

A unique 2D fighting game set in the beloved Japanese RPG universe. Features 10 playable characters including kabuki warriors and mythological figures, each with extravagant special moves and a 'Kabuki Time' super attack system.

Mario Party Advance brings the chaotic fun of the Mario Party series to the Game Boy Advance in 2005. Featuring over 50 minigames and a new single-player adventure mode, this portable party game lets players collect Gaddgets to unlock new content.