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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
3D Classics: TwinBee	Konami	2011	The popular Japanese arcade shooter is now available in 3D. Guide TwinBee as you shoot through the clouds. This vertical-scrolling arcade game was originally available only on the Famicom system in Japan. Now, for the first time ever in North America, fans can play this classic shooter with a new 3D look. Guide the TwinBee spacecraft as you dodge and destroy waves of aerial and ground enemies. If you get hit and lose both of your ship’s arms, find an ambulance for repairs quickly. Shoot through the clouds to uncover bells. Collect the bells for extra points, or continue to shoot at them to gain different upgrades for your ship. Additional power-ups can also be collected from the ground. Fly high in the sky with your anthropomorphic spacecraft in this new version of a classic.* [100]* [12]	3DS
Actua Ice Hockey	Konami (Gremlin Interactive)	1998	Actua Ice Hockey is an official licensed product of the 1998 Olympic Games. Choose to play any of the top international sides in your quest for Olympic glory, with each team containing the world's top players. Featuring stunning live interactive commentary from leading ice hockey commentator, Paul Ferguson, it is as close to Olympic ice hockey action as you will get.* [31]* [27]	PS
Adrenalin Misfits	Konami	2010		X360
Airforce Delta Strike	Konami	2004	Strap in and take off. Join a cast of highly skilled pilots and get lost in this gripping universe with multiple endings and non-stop action. AirForce Delta Strike is redefining the genre with an intense futuristic story line, squad based missions and unique characters.	PS2
Ajax	Konami	1987	Control your helicopter/jet fighter by using the 8-way joystick Destroy the enemies in the air and on the ground with two fire buttons. Use SUPER WEAPON button to destroy all the enemies in one go. Do not waste the shells, however, as the number of shells available is limited. Capture the symbol for an extra shell. POWER UP Destroy the red enemy and capture power up capsule indicating a letter, which changes each turn. Power up feature will be decided according to the letter indicated when captured: [b]V[/b] VULCAN: Rapid bullets can be fired in the directions controlled. [b]B[/b] BOMB: Air-to-ground missiles will have extra power. [b]3[/b] 3-WAY: Fire bullets straight forward, straight right and left. [b]T[/b] TRIPLE: Bullets spread three ways in front. [b]L[/b] LASER: Radiate double laser. Destroy the enemy formation in red and a capsule indicating a letter "O" appears, which does not change in to other letters. Capture it to have extra firing power. Extra firing power can be obtained up to double normal power.*** [49]	Arcade
Animaniacs	Konami;WB (Konami)	1994	The Animaniacs are at home in the Warner Bros. Studio in Southern California when one of them gets the idea that they can meet celebrities by opening a hip pop-culture shop. To fill the shop they have to collect famous props from big movies. Each of the characters has a particular talent that helps you past various tricks and traps. Puzzle your way through 6 sets like Jungle Space Western and Horror each full of movie parodies.* [45]* [29]*** [27]	SNES
Ant Nation	Konami	2009	The beloved childhood pastime of lazy Sundays spent with a magnifying glass and an ant farm finally arrives in its most mischievous form via the WiiWare service. You must train your colony of Super Ants using a devilishly fun toolset. Zap, torch and manipulate your ants to make them numerous enough and tough enough to survive a variety of increasingly difficult challenges. • Zap your ants with lasers, fry them with your trusty magnifying glass, send down lightning and much more to build them to be the strongest Ants on the block. • Send your ants into war against local bullies like spiders and ladybugs. Is your colony ready for the fight? • 100 missions keep you busy facing a smorgasbord of fun and wacky tasks. • Bonus mode features 20 additional challenges that allow you to get crazy with all your favorite weapons of ant destruction. • Use your Wii Remote™ controller to drop a virtual hammer on your ants, use your Wii Remote like a metal detector to find in-game gold and much more.	Wii
Antarctic Adventure	Konami	1985	The player takes the role of an Antarctic penguin, racing to disparate research stations owned by different countries in Antarctica. The gameplay is similar to Sega's [url=http://www.uvlist.net/game-1341-Turbo]Turbo[/url], but plays at a much slower pace, and features platform game elements. The penguin, later named Penta, must reach the next station before time runs out while avoiding sea lions and breaks in the ice. Throughout the levels, fish jump out of ice holes and can be caught for bonus points. The game, like many early video games, has no ending – when the player reaches the last station, the game starts from the first level again, but with increased difficulty. [i]Source: Wikipedia[/i]***You control a cute penguin and have to reach the next base in a certain amount of time. While racing above the snowy antarctic landscape you have to avoid cracks in the ice, sea lions and other creatures. The gameplay resembles that of standard racing games, but it is a nice change to control a penguin and not a car. And this penguin subsequently became some kind of Konami's mascot in the 80's with him appearing in many more Konami games.	NES
Asphalt Injection	Ubisoft;Konami (Gameloft)	2011		PS Vita
Astro Invader	Stern;Leijac Corporation (Konami)	1980	Astro Invader is a fixed screen shoot 'em up. The player moves their laser base across the bottom of the screen and has to shoot down the aliens that appear above. What sets Astro Invader apart from other early shoot 'em ups is that the aliens, after being dropped from their mothership, position themselves in columns. Once a column is full the lowest alien drops down and suicide dives towards the player. As they hit the ground they explode and the player must make sure they are not within the blast radius. In addition to the standard aliens there are also UFOs that appear in the middle and to the sides of the screen. These must be shot down as they will kill the player when landing, no matter where the player is positioned. The game is over when all three lives are lost. The Japanese version (Kamikaze) has some differences. Most noticeable is that it has more columns and that the UFOs only appear in the middle of the screen. It also has regular aliens that attack on the sides of the screen without going through the columns. Aliens that crash into the ground have a greater blast radius than in the US version. [Moby Games]	Arcade
Batman Returns	Konami	1992	Stop the animal control problem in Gotham City before it gets too wild! One oversized bird and one skinny cat are out to take control of this urban jungle. Only you, as Batman, possess the power to stop the sinister plots of The Penguin and Catwoman! Become the Dark Knight as you live out the silver screen adventure in 7 terminally captivating stages. Five levels of difficulty include the Maniac Mode for the most brutal challenge. With a haunting CD-quality music track and incredible 3-D simulation you will feel the wrath of the Red Triangle Circus Gang and a slew of demented enemies including the Tattooed Strongman, Roller Clown and Organ Grinder.* [32]* [29]* [27]*A boring Final Fight clone, featuring Batman	SNES
Batman Returns	Konami	1993	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/ywKHrJJjA4c[/media]* [29]* [27]	NES
Beatmania	Konami	2006	Now you can spin more than 50 club tracks in the DJ simulation Beatmania. Beatmania comes with a special DJ controller, which uses buttons and a rotating pad to simulate a turntable. The game features hits from some of the hottest DJs in genres such as techno, drum-'n-bass, and house. You can play through the songs by matching the beat being displayed on the screen with your controller. Beatmania also includes both cooperative and competitive two-player play.	PS2
Beatmania	Konami	1998		PS
Biker Mice from Mars	Konami (Genki)	1994	The fish-faced Plutarkians have devastated Mars--the home planet of Throttle, Vinnie and Modo. These three rebel rodents escaped the mayhem and landed in Chicago, only to find that Limburger, the Plutarkian Leader, set Earth as his next target! No "rescue the kidnapped victim" No phony plots and no unbelievable story lines -- just hard core racing that'll get your blood pumpin' and make the sweat gush out of your pits! You can play in PRACTICE mode, try the MAIN RACE, or tackle the brutal BATTLE RACE. No "mission to save the Earth" Rev up your bike and get ready for some real heavy metal, "no holds barred" racing thrills. The cool 3-D perspective adds tension to every turn in the track. You never know what lies ahead of you -- or who is coming up from behind! Use turbo jumps, thundering wheelies and other powerful moves to win prize money. Take your cash to Charley's Race Shop to upgrade your bike and dominate all! And definitely no wimps! Take the role of one of the heroic Biker Mice -- or go the nasty route and pick the big cheese Limburger, the overlubed Greasepit or the diabolical Dr. Karbunkle. They all have different abilities, speeds, and oh yeah... WEAPONS! The streets aren't safe for long...* [45]* [32]*** [27]	SNES
Bill Elliot's Nascar Challenge	Konami;GameTek (Distinctive Software)	1991	YOU'LL FEEL A DRAFT Throw it into gear and let it scream. Konami presents the most authentic NASCAR endorsed simulation to race your computer circuits. Co-designed by Winston Cup Champion Bill Elliott and Distinctive Software, creator of Test Drive and The Duel, this tests your stock car mettle on eight official, perfectly scaled NASCAR tracks like Daytona, Talladega and Watkins Glen. Bit map graphics and a scaling technique are combined to create cars so real that you can even read the car's make when you go bumper to bumper. Modify your stock car to each track then drop the hammer on Bill Elliott and a field of NASCAR's finest in single races or compete for the Cup in the Championship Season. This simulation has one of the most comprehensive instant replays ever. You can play back the action from six camera positions (with zooms) including a never before seen three quarter tower perspective. You'll also view your realistic pit team from a crew chief's perspective as you choose from seven different maintenance options and watch them scramble to save seconds. Then test your skills against a field of game players in Bill Elliott's NASCAR Challenge Contest. Send in your highest score and you could win a trip for two to the 1992 Daytona 500 to meet Bill Elliott and compete with two other contest winners in a simulation race for a 1992 Ford Thunderbird Super Coupe! Even if you don't have the point standings for Daytona, you can win a Bill Elliott remote control stock car or genuine Bill Elliott/Konami racing jacket. So buckle up for safety and buckle down for Daytona. Bill awaits your challenge!*** [23]	Amiga
Bishi Bashi Special	Konami	1998	Box Blurb Nippon shenanigans to twist your melon! 85 games jam-packed onto one bumper party disc...and every one of them as mad as a fish. The world of Bishi Bashi Special awaits. Are you up for the challenge?	PS
Blades of Time	Konami (Gaijin Entertainment)	2012		X360
Bomberman	Hudson Soft;Konami (Hudson Soft)	2006	Bomberman arrives on the PSP with nostalgic gameplay and a new twist for the next generation of wireless, mobile gaming. An ominous black shadow is creeping towards Bomberman's planet, and sudden attacks by a mysterious robot army have brain-washed the inhabitants of surrounding planets, causing mass chaos. Bomberman must embark on a new adventure through the galaxy to restore peace and order. Normal Mode: the latest Bomberman complete with a new story and 100 levels featuring a new Item Stock system allowing for the collection and strategic use of more items. Classic Mode: based on original classic Bomberman featuring over 50 different levels. Multiplayer Battle Mode: up to 4 players can fight for survival in a variety of highly customizable games across 20 different stages via wireless ad hoc mode. Game Sharing: Up to 4 players can battle from 1 UMD game disc. [Konami]* [100]* [12]	PSP
Boxing Mania: Ashita no Joe	Konami	2001		Arcade
Brooktown High - Senior Year	Konami (Backbone Entertainment)	2007	If you only knew then what you know now. Here is your chance to re-live your high school days by entering Brooktown High. Choose to play as male or female and create your own unique character. Interact with other students, each with their own distinct personalities and cliques. Find your niche and hang out with jocks, nerds, preppies, and more. This is your senior year and your chance to find the guy or girl of your dreams. Create your own male or female character. Interact with other students with their own unique personalities. Go on dates in locations such as the movies, the beach, the mall, etc. Interactive mini-games. [Konami]* [100]* [12]	PSP
Casino, Inc.	Konami	2003		Windows
Castlevania - Harmony of Despair	Konami	2011		PS3
Castlevania II: Simon's Quest	Konami	1988	[142]* [33]* [49]* [1]* [52]* [37]* [27]*The sequel of Castlevania made a similar change in style as the Zelda-sequel. Konami added RPG-elements, puzzles and left the strict linear path. Technically the game is excellent with great graphics and music and atmospheric surroundings. However the game also has some very strange game play elements. There are not enough useful hints for some puzzles and I felt that without a walkthrough you would feel a bit lost. It is actually the same kind of problem that I had with the Zelda-sequel. The cartridge version was released only in the US/EU a good year after the original Japanese Famicom Disk System version.In this one-player adventure, you'll take on the role of Simon Belmont once again and duel to the death with Count Dracula. Grab your legendary whip, Vampire Killer, and roam freely through Transylvania on a quest to find the count's missing body parts-these are the key to breaking an evil curse. This quest won't be easy, though, for you must battle hideous fiends who stalk the land. In addition to the intense action and tight control the Castlevania series is known for, this sequel also introduced several unique game-play elements into the fold. Build experience the longer you play, buy weapons and items from merchants, or talk with villagers to get clues (some of which are false). Watch as day turns to night and then back again. Take a deep breath, steady your nerves, and help Simon end his curse and defeat the count once and for all.Outstanding twist of Castlevania to a RPG (AKA the Dark Side)... Best game in the series until Symphony of the Night came out and kicked everything's arse. Better have a lot of patience, though.*A different style of Castlevania--an actual QUEST instead of normal walk through castle, kill bad guys. Some great tunes, too. Not quite up to par with Castlevania 3, but what game is? [trevor belmont]	NES
Castlevania Judgment	Konami	2008		Wii
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate	Konami (MercurySteam)	2012	Set twenty-five years after the events of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Mirror of Fate recounts the story of Gabriel's descendants, as they battle their own destiny in each era only to discover their true, shocking fate.* [100]* [12]	3DS
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2	Konami (MercurySteam)	2014		PS3
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2	Konami (MercurySteam)	2014		Windows
Castlevania: The Adventure	Konami	1989	After getting his wings clipped in Castlevania and Simon's Quest, the death defying Count has risen again. Desiring revenge even more than blood, he'll descend upon your Game Boy, with fangs glistening by the light of the slivery full moon. To survive his maze of torture chambers and vampire crypts, you must unlock the castle's secrets by locating hearts, crystals and crosses. You must also possess the strength to master the Mystic Whip, which wards off unearthly evils like the She Worm. So risk your neck and accept Drac's challenge. Because if you fail to destroy him now, he will rule the night forever.* [27]Beautiful background graphics and monsters, really good music and gameplay that stays true to the original Castlevania. The reason why it fails to be a fantastic game is the extreme slowdown when there are enemies on-screen which kills all the hit-potential this game would have had.**The first portable Castlevania game. Help Christopher Belmont eliminate that pesky Dracula once again with the good ol' Belmont family whip! Too bad Christopher moves about as fast as a turtle in molasses. [Jacquismo]	GB
Cave Noire	Konami	1991		GB
Circus Charlie	Soft Pro (Konami)	1986	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/2EmrTTl8Q4U[/media]***In Circus Charlie you play a young clown through five side scrolling stages, which eventually repeat itself endlessly. The arcade original featured a sixth stage which was omitted from the Famicom version. In the first stage you ride a lion and have to jump through circles of fire. The second (extremely easy) stage lets you jump over monkeys; in the third stage you must jump from one circus ball onto another. In the last two stages you have to ride on a horse and finally swing yourself from rope to rope. The game is playable, but since it is pretty easy to finish all levels in a few minutes, the game has no long motivating content and you have virutally seen everything the game has to offer. Graphics and sound are nothing special and merely average even for a rather early Famicom game.	NES
Classic NES: Castlevania	Nintendo (Konami)	2004	Take a stroll down memory lane with the classic side-scrolling game Castlevania. The game, which is part of the Classic NES Series on the Game Boy Advance, sets you off on a mission to undo the curse of the evil Count. Before you challenge the Count, you must first battle his army of ghosts, mummies, bats, and zombies. Use your magic whip and other weapons if you want to make it out of the castle alive.* [12]*The Famicom Mini (Classic NES) series is a compilation of some of the most popular Famicom (NES) titles for the GBA. [cjlee001]	GBA
Coded Arms	Konami	2005	Coded Arms is a visually stunning first-person shooter that places the gamer in the role of a computer hacker who infiltrates an abandoned virtual reality system. Players will fight through various virtual battlefields against multiple types of enemies with more than 30 different weapons at their disposal. The game will also utilize the platform's wireless capabilities for intense multiplayer action.***In this virtual reality-themed first-person shooter, your weapons and armor will come from snippets of code strewn about the game world; to carry the metaphor further, many of your adversaries are, literally, bugs.	PSP
Coded Arms Contagion	Konami	2007	Coded Arms: Contagion thrusts players into a new cybernetic crisis where they must use their hacking abilities and an arsenal of high-powered weaponry to survive. As a lone security agent players will return to A.I.D.A., a virtual reality military training program, to prevent cyber-terrorists from taking control of the program and gaining access to classified military information. The hackers believe that AIDA shouldn't be restricted for only government use. The agent must use his abilities and combat skills to disinfect AIDA from the hacker-introduced virus so he can escape the system. Across a variety of enclosed and open-air levels, players will take on original enemies with an all-new selection of firearms and explosives that lets them counter the terrorist menace with more firepower than ever before. Up to eight players can go head-to-head in the game's new online multiplayer modes. [Konami]* [100]* [12]	PSP
Combat School	Konami	1987	For those of you that have never heard of it, it is like Hyper Olympics in military kind of way. You are a trainee at boot camp, where you have to undertake many tasks ranging from a race against your opponent over obstacles such as various height walls, to shooting numerous targets on the shooting range. The only dissapointing event is the Iron Man race where you race against your opponent with a birds-eye view. In the race you get to use a boat on water, which gives you a great advantage over the computer opponent because I dont think he ever uses it. The control is virtually the same as Hyper Olympics in that you have speed buttons that you press, and also an action button which is used for jumping etc.. Unless you cheat, and use an auto-fire joypad, you will get very tired as you pummel down on the buttons in energy consuming events such as arm-wrestling, and the penalty round which you get to by only just failing an event. If I remember correctly from the spectrum version, after you have completed all events and beaten your instructor in a fight, you get to do a side-scrolling mission with a green-beret feel to it.	Arcade
Contra	Konami (Digital Eclipse)	2010		X360
Contra Advance: The Alien Wars EX	Konami	2002	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/JSoNWftt6v0[/media]* [100]* [12]***Based on the Contra III game for SNES, this fast-paced 2-D side-scrolling shooter has all the classic, addictive gameplay that has since become a hallmark of the series. This game features all-new levels that have been specially designed for the powerful GBA system. Players can also link up with a friend (link cable required) in the two-player simultaneous mode for twice the fun and firepower.	GBA
Contra Force	Konami	1992	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/h0Ja2r4gwRg[/media]***1 player or 2 player simultaneous cooperative play. Developed as Arc Hound, a Contra spin-off for the Japanese market to be published in 1991. After being advertised in many Japanese publications, Konami canceled its release. It was localised for North America and released there after Contra III: The Alien Wars (SNES) was released. [Zerothis]	NES
Crackout	Konami;Palcom (Konami)	1991	"Crackout" is Konami's answer to Taito's [game=#7541]Arkanoid[/game] and was first released for the Famicom Disk System in 1986. A whole five years later Konami released the game in Europe and Australia in cartridge form for the NES. The gameplay is - as with most Breakout clones - very similar. All the obvious bonuses like multi balls, a longer paddle, rockets and so on are included. There are even a few mini bosses. The game features 44 levels. The controls are good and the first levels are fun. But I think that changes in the second half of the game. Konami build lots of non-destructible objects inside the levels, often too near in front of the players paddle, resulting in many cheap deaths while you are desperately trying to hit the last few blocks. At least you can continue your game via a password system. I think in 1991 this game felt even more unimpressive than five years before.***NES-37-ESP, published by Palcom 1991 in Spain (PAL Region B) published by Palcom 1991 in Europe NES-37-NOE published by Palcom 1991 in Germany NES-37-UKV published by Palcom 1991 in The United Kingdom NES-37-AUS published by Palcom 1991 in Australia NES-37-USA not published by Palcom in the USA (prototype only) An Arkanoid clone. [Zerothis]	NES
Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex	Universal Interactive;Konami;Vivendi Universal Games (Traveller's Tales)	2001	Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex, the first PlayStation2 installment in the Crash Bandicoot series, delivers the same mix of intuitive gameplay and elaborate adventure that fans have come to expect, offering many enhancements and all-new environments and missions. Neo Cortex is back, and he means to rid himself of Crash once and for all. To energize his most diabolical creation to date, Cortex channels the power of the Elementals, a group of renegade masks with the destructive power of air, earth, water, and fire. To stop the Elementals and Cortex's new weapon, Crash or Coco (a fully playable character for the first time) will face five game hubs, 25 dynamic levels, and five unique bosses, as well as a new character that will rock the Crash world.*** [32]	PS2
Crash Nitro Kart	Vivendi Universal;Konami (Vicarious Visions)	2003	Crash hits the track in his most fast-paced adventure yet - Crash Nitro Kart! Kidnapped by the ruthless Emperor Velo and forced to race in his galactic coliseum, Crash must race his way to victory in order to save the Earth from destruction... but it won't be easy, as he must race against foes both old and new before a final showdown with Velo himself!***Also included in a compilation named "Crash Superpack" released in 2005.	GBA
Crime Fighters	Konami	1989		Arcade
Critter Round-Up	Konami (Epicenter Studios)	2008	The critters have escaped, and the barnyard is in chaos! It's up to you to quickly corral the animals in this puzzle-action challenge. You'll have to mend fences in a hurry to keep all the critters safe and satisfied. But the fun doesn't stop with the farmland; more than 50 challenging levels take you to several exotic locations, including the outback, the icy Arctic and more. There's even a series of minigames for when the critters get you down: Snowball Soccer, Predator Rampage, Chicken Catch and Fence Trap. Up to four players can compete or cooperate as the critters run wild. So roll up those sleeves and grab a friend-those critters won't catch themselves.	Wii
Cross Country Racing	Konami (KCE Nagoya)	1999		GBC
Cy Girls	Konami	2003	Dive into the futuristic cyber-world of the Cy Girls, an all-new action thriller starring the sexiest duo in video games, Ice and Aska. Combining strength and style, this pair of spy-divas takes on the nastiest of cyber-terrorists in a world where the real and the virtual co-exist. Using their beauty, brains and brawn, these hot new heroines deliver twice the action!	PS2
Dance Dance Revolution Universe 2	Konami	2007		X360
Dance Dance Revolution: Disney Channel Edition	Konami (Keen Games)	2008		PS2
Dance Evolution	Konami	2010		X360
Dance! Dance! Dance!	Konami	1998	Dance action game and dance as you like by command input. Dance genre also included a variety of genre samba, jazz, flamenco to hip-hop. Rhythm analysis system in the "BEES" deployment, and that it replace the existing music CD, also possible to dance with their favorite music. In my music, Let's enjoy free dance of their own.*Japanese version [32]*Japanese version [31]	PS
Dancing Blade: Katteni Momotenshi!	Konami	1998		PS

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