Retro Action Games Collection

Tenchu: Dark Secret brings the stealth assassination gameplay to Nintendo DS with touch screen controls and a new storyline following Rikimaru and Ayame as they investigate a mysterious plague and political conspiracy in a remote mountain region.

Pepsiman is an action game developed and published by KID for PlayStation. Featuring PepsiCo's superhero mascot, the game is an endless runner where players control Pepsiman as he dashes through urban environments, avoiding obstacles while collecting Pepsi cans to quench thirsty civilians. Known for its bizarre premise and Japanese commercials.

This 2000 PlayStation action game adapts the Lightspeed Rescue TV season, featuring all five Rangers and their Titanium Ranger ally. Players battle demonic villains across 3D environments using martial arts, zord vehicles, and the innovative Rescue Morpher mechanic.

The groundbreaking vehicular combat game that launched a franchise. Players choose from eccentric drivers in weaponized vehicles battling in destructible urban environments to win a mysterious tournament.

1996 vehicular combat classic expanding the original's mayhem across global battlegrounds. Features 12 deranged drivers with unique special weapons, destructible environments, and Calypso's twisted tournament with new story endings.

The controversial third entry in the vehicular combat series, introducing new characters, exaggerated physics, and over-the-top special weapons. Features a darker storyline and interactive environments.

The fourth installment in the explosive vehicular combat series featuring new drivers, devastating weapons, and arena-style destruction. Introduces the controversial 'Nuke' weapon and interactive environments.

Vigilante 8 - 2nd Offense is a vehicular combat game developed by Luxoflux and published by Activision for PlayStation in 1999. Set in an alternate 1970s America, players engage in destructive car battles across iconic locations with unique environmental hazards. The game expands upon its predecessor with new vehicles, weapons, and a deeper storyline involving time-traveling villains.

Die Hard Trilogy is a 1996 action game compilation for PlayStation featuring three distinct games based on the first three Die Hard films. Each game represents a different genre: a third-person shooter (Die Hard), a light gun-style on-rails shooter (Die Hard 2), and a vehicular combat/driving game (Die Hard with a Vengeance). The collection was praised for its variety and faithful adaptation of the films' settings.

Die Hard Trilogy 2: Viva Las Vegas is an action-packed video game sequel featuring three distinct gameplay styles. While not based on the films, it continues the trilogy's tradition with explosive action set in Sin City.

Join the classic cartoon rivals in a 3D platform adventure where players can control both Tom and Jerry across multiple episodes recreating their iconic chase sequences with interactive environments and slapstick humor.

Bugs Bunny & Taz: Time Busters is a cooperative action-platformer where players control the iconic Looney Tunes duo through various historical eras. When Marvin the Martian's time machine scatters artifacts across time, Bugs and Taz must work together to retrieve them while battling familiar Warner Bros. characters in classic cartoon-style chaos.

Tenchu: Stealth Assassins is a stealth action game set in feudal Japan where players control ninja assassins Rikimaru and Ayame on missions to eliminate corrupt samurai and warlords. The game pioneered 3D stealth mechanics with realistic ninja tools and brutal finishing moves.

Tenchu 2: Birth of the Stealth Assassins is the prequel to the original game, exploring the origins of Rikimaru and Ayame as they train to become master assassins in the Azuma Ninja Clan. The game expanded upon the original with deeper stealth mechanics and a mission editor.

Tom and Jerry in House Trap brings the classic cartoon rivalry to life in a 3D puzzle-action game where players set elaborate traps throughout a massive mansion. Switching between Tom and Jerry, players use character-specific abilities and environmental objects to outsmart their opponent in this chaotic game of cat and mouse.

Fist of the North Star: Century End Holy Emperor Legend is a unique action-fighting game that combines traditional combat with dramatic storytelling. Based on the legendary manga, players control Kenshiro and other Hokuto Shinken masters in their battle against the Holy Emperor across post-apocalyptic wastelands.

Silent Bomber is a fast-paced action game developed by CyberConnect and published by Bandai for the PlayStation in 1999. Players control Jutah Fate, a cybernetically enhanced bomber, as he fights through space colonies and military installations using a unique bombing system. Unlike traditional action games, combat revolves entirely around strategically placing and detonating bombs to eliminate enemies and destroy obstacles.

Jackie Chan Stuntmaster is a 3D action game developed by Radical Entertainment and published by Midway Games for the PlayStation. Released in 2000, the game features digitized voice work and motion capture from Jackie Chan himself. Players control Jackie as he battles gangsters through Hong Kong's underground to rescue his kidnapped grandfather.