Retro Action-Platformer Games Collection

The first Mega Man X game developed for 32-bit systems, featuring enhanced graphics, anime cutscenes, and the ability to play through the entire game as either X or Zero with completely different move sets.

Mega Man X5 is a 2D action-platformer developed and published by Capcom for PlayStation in 2000. The fifth main installment in the Mega Man X series features a time-based mission system where players must stop the Space Colony Eurasia from crashing into Earth within 16 in-game hours. The game introduces randomized elements, multiple endings, and the ability to play the entire campaign as either X or Zero with unique story perspectives.

Mega Man X6 is a 2001 action-platformer developed and published by Capcom for PlayStation, continuing the X series storyline after the Eurasia colony crash. The game introduces the Nightmare System, where dynamically changing stage hazards affect gameplay, and features X and Zero battling through eight Maverick stages to stop the mysterious Nightmare Investigator and rescue infected Reploids.

The 1996 PlayStation port of the wacky action-platformer featuring the super-powered earthworm in a mechanized suit. Features bizarre humor, creative weaponry, and surreal level designs across 12 interstellar stages.

Disney's Hercules is an action-platformer based on the 1997 animated film, developed by Eurocom. Players control Hercules through various mythological Greek locales, battling monsters from the film using godly powers and platforming skills. The game features voice acting from the original film cast and animated cutscenes that expand the movie's story.

Lilo & Stitch: Trouble in Paradise is a 2002 action platformer based on the Disney animated film, released alongside the direct-to-video sequel 'Stitch! The Movie'. Players alternate between controlling Lilo and Stitch across various Hawaiian locations, using their unique abilities to solve puzzles and defeat enemies in this colorful adaptation.

102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue is a 3D action-platformer based on the Disney film, released for PlayStation in 2000. Players control two Dalmatian puppies, Oddball and Domino, as they explore London locations to rescue other puppies from Cruella De Vil's fashion empire.

The 1995 Game Gear port of Mega Man delivers a portable version of the classic NES experience with scaled-down graphics and altered level designs. While maintaining core gameplay, this version features unique stage layouts and difficulty adjustments for handheld play.

The Game Gear adaptation of the arcade classic brings intense ninja action to handhelds with redesigned levels and new mechanics. As master ninja Joe Musashi, players battle through side-scrolling stages using shurikens, sword attacks, and ninjutsu magic.

Shinobi II: The Silent Fury is a fast-paced action-platformer developed exclusively for the Game Gear. Players control modern ninja Joe Musashi through six challenging missions to rescue kidnapped scientists from the terrorist organization Zeed. Features improved mechanics over the original, including new ninjutsu techniques and a refined shuriken system.

The Little Mermaid is a 1993 Action-Platformer developed and published by Sega for the Game Gear. Based on Disney's 1989 animated film, players control Ariel through underwater levels, using her tail to attack enemies and collecting treasures while avoiding sea creatures.

A side-scrolling platformer where Cyclops and Wolverine battle through Mojo's twisted game show dimensions to rescue captured X-Men. Features character-switching mechanics and power-ups.

This 1991 Game Gear adaptation of Tecmo's arcade classic transforms the original beat-'em-up into a side-scrolling action-platformer. Players control Ryu Hayabusa through 6 stages of ninja combat, featuring shuriken throws, wall jumps, and brutal difficulty.

A unique Game Boy Color game featuring tilt controls using a built-in accelerometer. Players physically tilt the console to roll Kirby through colorful stages and solve puzzles.

The third and final Game Boy installment in the Mega Man series, featuring a unique selection of Robot Masters from Mega Man 3-6. Introduces the Rush Adapter system that combines Rush abilities into powerful new forms.

The Blue Bomber returns in his fourth Game Boy adventure, featuring new Robot Masters and enhanced gameplay mechanics tailored for portable play.

Mega Man V is an action-platformer game developed and published by Capcom for the Game Boy. It features unique robot masters and weapons not seen in the NES Mega Man games, with a storyline involving the Stardroids from another planet.

A condensed adaptation of Mega Man X series for Game Boy Color featuring remixed stages from MMX1-2. Play as X or Zero in this portable Maverick-hunting adventure with new boss challenges.