All Games

Arkanoid is a block-breaking arcade game developed by Taito. Released for the NES in 1986, it expands upon the classic Breakout concept with power-ups, varied level designs, and a boss battle. Players control the Vaus spacecraft to deflect a ball and destroy colorful blocks.

The sequel to the classic arcade breakout game featuring enhanced graphics, new power-ups, and challenging stages. Players control the Vaus spacecraft paddle to deflect balls and destroy colorful blocks in this NES adaptation of Taito's hit arcade game.

Metal Fighter is a 1991 NES action-platformer developed by Sachen. Players control a cybernetic warrior through six industrial-themed stages, battling robotic enemies and upgrading armor capabilities. Features a unique energy management system where players must balance attack power with defensive shielding.

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.

Classic 1989 first-person fantasy adventure where players explore a deadly castle filled with puzzles and traps. As the last descendant of the hero Jair, you must light the Beacons to stop the Warlock Lord before time runs out.

A video game adaptation of the popular MTV game show, testing players' knowledge of TV, music, and pop culture trivia. Features digitized host voices and multiple question categories.

Winter sports simulation featuring 8 Olympic-style events including figure skating, bobsled, and ski jumping. Players compete for medals while managing physics-based mechanics.

A historical strategy game where players lead the Mongol Empire to dominance across Asia and Europe. Manage military, diplomacy, and economics while conquering territories in this turn-based epic.

A futuristic action-platformer starring Ken from Street Fighter in the year 2010. Features fast-paced combat with upgradable weapons and challenging platforming stages across alien worlds.

A first-person space combat simulator for the NES featuring wireframe 3D graphics. Pilot a starfighter through enemy territory, destroying alien spacecraft and space stations across multiple solar systems.

A fantasy action-platformer where players control the armored knight Kuros as he battles through five castles to rescue a kidnapped princess from the evil wizard Malkil.

The sequel to Wizards & Warriors continues the adventures of knight Kuros as he battles evil wizard Malkil across magical realms. Features improved combat, RPG elements, and the ability to transform into different creatures.

A Native American-themed action platformer where players control a young warrior seeking six magical totems to save his tribe. Features branching paths and upgradable spear attacks.

Based on the TV series, this action-adventure game follows young Indiana Jones through globetrotting adventures. Features whip combat, puzzle-solving, and artifact collection across 6 historical locations.

The classic TV game show adaptation where players compete in tic-tac-toe by judging celebrity answers to trivia questions. Features digitized voices of original host Peter Marshall and various 1980s celebrities.

An isometric action-platformer featuring two snakes, Rattle and Roll, who must eat enough Nibbley Pibbleys to grow long enough to reach the exit bell. Features co-op multiplayer and quirky physics-based gameplay.

F-15 Strike Eagle is a combat flight simulator video game developed by MicroProse. Released for the NES in 1987, it simulates the experience of flying the McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle fighter jet. Players undertake various missions involving air-to-air and air-to-ground combat across different theaters of war.

A unique extreme sports game featuring surfing, skateboarding, and BMX racing. Released in 1988, it was one of the first games to combine multiple action sports under the Town & Country surf brand. Players compete in three distinct events with different control schemes.