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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
After Burner	Tengen	1989	The F-14 Thundercat. It's the fastest, meanest set of wings ever to slice through the air. And you're flying it! The action in this supercharged game is so intense, the graphics so real, you'll sweat bullets as bogeys fill the skies. Get vertigo from going vertical. The rush you feel is from pulling heavy G's as you try to evade lightning fast missiles and tracers. Feel your adrenaline pumping as your radar locks onto multiple targets and your Sidewinders blow them out of the sky. When you feel the need for speed, go supersonic with After Burner!***This should not be confused with the JP Sunsoft version of After Burner / After Burner II. Both ports were done independently.	NES
Airball	RetroZone;Tengen (Novatrade)	2007	Well, I can't say that games which use the typical "Knight Lore"-style gameplay are something that make me get excited. They tend to get confusing and not worthwhile to play nowadays. But Airball is one of the better clones with rather fast and fluent gameplay and a nice background tune. There are three difficulty levels. So there is the right option for every kind of player. I appreciate that this game made it to a kind of official release in 2007.**[SIC] [b]Can you outwit the wizard before he deflates your existance?[/b] "Now you are really in trouble," said the evil wizard Navi, "for I am turning you into a ball and sending you into my dungeon with over 250 rooms! If that sounds easy I'm telling you it's not, because you have a fatal slow leak and you must find a room with a pump or you will surely die! Do not pump yourself up too much or you will explode in a rubbery mess." Explore the wizard's 3D isometric dungeon through 3 difficulty levels. Each level the items are rearranged and new challenges are added. The printed manual includes some Game Genie codes to make your quest easier. Much more than a reproduction, this original game cartridge is built using all new parts. No donor carts were harmed in the making of this game. Airball Title Wizard Attacks! Explore the Dungeon [IMAGE] [IMAGE] [IMAGE] Package Includes:[list] [] Airball clear cart with high quality vinyl label (RET-AB-GBL) [] Ciclone multi region lockout chip for NTSC, PAL A, PAL B, Asian Systems [] Printed die cut paperboard box [] Printed color manual [] Black dust sleeve[/list] System Compatibility List:[list] [] Works on authentic Nintendo Systems including NTSC, PAL A, PAL B, and Asian systems. [] Works on clone systems like the NEX, Yobo, or FC Twin. [] Untested on Famicom using 72-60 pin converter, should work. [] Untested on portable systems, should work.[/list] Current Known Bugs:[list] [] none[/list] [spoiler=[SIC];[SIC][/spoiler] [Zerothis]**Unreleased in 1990 by Tengen. A fully finished version of the game was finally discovered and a negotiation with the various creators of the game to make a production run of it was successful. You can get a cartridge in a box with instructions. Its really just like any other NES game, except for the late release date. A prototype cartridge is owned by Brett Cramer Heehee, the evil wizard [b]Navi[/b] [Zerothis]	NES
Alien Syndrome	Sunsoft;Tengen (Sanritsu)	1988	The extra-terrestrials in this game are anything but friendly. They're slimy monsters that are holding space colonists captive aboard seven alien starships. For one or two players, this super action game challenges you to free the helpless hostages. Search each ship's deadly levels, using flamethrowers and laser cannons to vaporize alien scum. Look for maps to help you find your way. After you've saved all the captives from one ship, you must destroy its powerful leader before you can move on to the next ship. Remember, to the aliens, you're slime. And they want you good... and dead!***Play the arcade version instead. [cjlee001]	NES
APB	Domark;Tengen (Walking Circles)	1989	Playing cops and robbers has never been this fun before.... High speed chases, dangerous arrests and shoot-outs are brought to life with a touch of humour in Tengen's new APB. You become Officer Bob for 7 days in his action-packed pursuit of common lawbreakers and hardened criminals. APB - It's tough job but somebody's got to do it!* [142]* [75]* [69]* [13]* [103]* [49]* [33]* [82]* [83]* [17]* [62]* [22]*Budget version [63]* [1]	Atari ST
APB	Domark;Tengen (Walking Circles)	1989	Playing cops and robbers has never been this fun before.... High speed chases, dangerous arrests and shoot-outs are brought to life with a touch of humour in Tengen's new APB. You become Officer Bob for 7 days in his action-packed pursuit of common lawbreakers and hardened criminals. APB - It's tough job but somebody's got to do it!* [137]* [137]* [25]* [52]* [36]* [34]	Amstrad CPC
APB	Domark;Tengen (Walking Circles)	1989	Playing cops and robbers has never been this fun before.... High speed chases, dangerous arrests and shoot-outs are brought to life with a touch of humour in Tengen's new APB. You become Officer Bob for 7 days in his action-packed pursuit of common lawbreakers and hardened criminals. APB - It's tough job but somebody's got to do it!* [62]* [147]* [17]* [28]* [42]* [6]* [62]* [1]	ZX Spectrum
APB	Domark;Tengen (Walking Circles)	1989	Playing cops and robbers has never been this fun before.... High speed chases, dangerous arrests and shoot-outs are brought to life with a touch of humour in Tengen's new APB. You become Officer Bob for 7 days in his action-packed pursuit of common lawbreakers and hardened criminals. APB - It's tough job but somebody's got to do it!* [62]* [99]* [76]* [21]* [7]* [33]* [85]* [2]* [83]* [23]*Budget version [63]* [1]	Amiga
APB	Domark;Tengen (Walking Circles)	1989	Playing cops and robbers has never been this fun before.... High speed chases, dangerous arrests and shoot-outs are brought to life with a touch of humour in Tengen's new APB. You become Officer Bob for 7 days in his action-packed pursuit of common lawbreakers and hardened criminals. APB - It's tough job but somebody's got to do it!* [3]* [49]* [78]* [33]* [2]* [85]*** [1]	C64
APB	Domark;Tengen (Walking Circles)	1989	Playing cops and robbers has never been this fun before.... High speed chases, dangerous arrests and shoot-outs are brought to life with a touch of humour in Tengen's new APB. You become Officer Bob for 7 days in his action-packed pursuit of common lawbreakers and hardened criminals. APB - It's tough job but somebody's got to do it!*** [33]	MS-DOS
Awesome Possum Kicks Dr Machino's Butt!	Tengen	1993	Awesome Possum, savior of the ecosystem, does battle with the environment-destroying automatons created by the evil Dr. Machino.*** [20]	Mega Drive
Chuck Rock 2: Son of Chuck	Tengen	1994		Game Gear
Cyberball	Jaleco;Tengen (Tengen)	1991	NES-4Y-USA 1 player or 2 players simultaneous cooperative. This is essentially American football with a few minor alterations. The players are replaced robots and the ball is replaced with a time bomb. Running the bomb past the 50 yard line, making a goal, or changing possession, will reset the timer; otherwise it counts down till it explodes and possession is changed. [Zerothis]	NES
Cyberball	Sega (Tengen)	1990	Bash your way to the goal post in Cyberball, the national sport of the 21st century. Massive Robots grapple for yardage on this metal-crushing gridiron of the future. And when the action gets critical, the ball explodes! Classic football tactics and plays burn up the field in a game too dangerous for referees. Penalties are passé! Your linemen are cyborg battering rams who only leave the game when their heads blow off! Choose from over 100 plays to battle the charging defense. Apply Turbo Boost to push your offense to the limit. Then block a Quarterback sneak with one of 12 defensive formations. Or just plain blitz! When Robots burst into flying debris, buy faster, tougher, meaner models. Speed the 350-pound bomb from kick off to touchdown! Take an end run into the future- and don't tumble!	Mega Drive
Davis Cup World Tour	Tengen (Loriciel)	1993	The super realistic action packed tennis sim' has everything you could want including tournament competitions, fantastic animated graphics, two player split screen action, video replays, real speech and mid-match stat screens with player rankings. It's game, set and match to Davis Cup World Tour.* [32]* [29]* [27]* [26]*** [20]	Mega Drive
Devil Crash MD	Technosoft;Tengen (Red;Technosoft)	1991	A totally awesome gothic chamber of horrors await you in this, the ultimate video pinball game. Incredible graphics, great action packed playfields. Six bonus rounds and the chance to score one billion points – if you're good enough!* [26]* [64]* [37]* [32]*European version [29]* [29]* [27]The best pinball game for Genesis. Your ball kill all the bugs and beasts that are flying in the screen.**Wonderfull game. Great sound, graphics and playability plus some inovative ideas. Best pinball game ever and a must have. 5 stars! [silas]	Mega Drive
Dragon's Revenge	Tengen	1993		Mega Drive
F1 World Championship	Domark;Tengen (Lankhor)	1993	You know it has to be good when the Formula One Racing Association licenses a racing game. And that's exactly what you get with FORMULA ONE for the Sega Genesis: a fully licensed game that delivers all the speed and intensity you expect from a quality racing title. You'll be racing on 12 official international circuits, ranging from Silverstone in England to the world-renowned hairpins of Monaco in Monte Carlo. You can customize your car to fit your particular driving style, so you'll be hugging those turns and blistering down the straightaways just like the pros in no time. Try your hand at some two-player split-screen racing if you're looking for some intensity. Now all your high-speed fantasies can come true, thanks to FORMULA ONE, just don't forget to wear your helmet!*Reviewed in a special folder about car racing games. [22]* [73]* [32]* [29]* [27]* [26]*** [20]	Mega Drive
Fantasy Zone	Tengen	1989		NES
Gauntlet	Tengen;Gradiente (Tengen)	1988	Gauntlet is a classic, I liked to play it on my old C64. The NES features 100 levels and can be played with two players simultaneously. So what could possibly go wrong? Well the difficulty level for instance. It's incredibly hard bordering on unplayable hard. When there are lots of enemies on screen the action slows down considerably. Well I must admit that I did kind of expect it due to the capabilites of the NES and the sheer number of enemies that are on screen at the same time. Nevertheless while it might have been considered a nice game back in the day I was a bit disappointed with this version.* [63]The arcade sensation comes home. This is it. The game everybody's been waiting for, Gauntlet, the most successful arcade game of all time has come home. And it brings with it all the characters, dungeons, traps, treasures, and excitement you loved in the arcades.Not the best conversion (and why is the Elf brown?!??!) [unknown]*1 player or 2 players simultaneous. Buyers beware of the official description. This conversion is different from the coin-op. No 4-player feature obviously (no adaptor yet existed for the NES). The Dungeon Master's voiceis not present. Gameplay gains a story, world map, and ability upgrades. 99 stages are divided into Castle, Forest, Caverns, Water, and Volcano regions. There are additional bonus treasure rooms. 8 additional clue rooms have clue boxes that are [i]all[/i] needed to gain access to the boss room (room 100). There are also push-walls for gaining access to secrets. Gathering 50, 100, 200, 400, 800 and 1600 treasures will result in ability upgrades. Collecting 2000 treasures apperently breaks the password feature (poorly implimented adaptive difficulty or bug?) by giving unusable passwords. Published both as an unlicensed game and a licensed one. The games within the two carts are identical except for text identifing the one as licensed. UPC:031763011118 NES-GL-USA published by Tengen in the USA. Licensed by Nintendo. UPC:031763011125 TGN-004-GL published by Tengen in the USA. Not licensed Published by Gradiente in Brazil / South America [Zerothis]	NES
Gauntlet II	Mindscape (Tengen)	1991	The mindblowing sequel to the number 1 smash hit. Addictive, frantic and packed with so many new features it's a totally new game. Over 100 levels of pulsating action as you take on the powers of your favourite player, even if they're already in play. Watch out for the death curse of the evil "IT" and flee from the thieving grasp of the "THAT" creature. Stun Tiles. Acid Puddles. Force Fields, Super Sorcerers, Phoney and Moving Exits make your progress all the more difficult. But there are mystical amulets to be collected which will enhance your powers to repel monsters, transport through walls or increase your fire power. Avoid poisoned food and potions, collecting them makes you dizzy!. Gauntlet II is not just a further episode in this enthralling crusade, it is a whole new experience in action packed adventure.* [22]* [64]* [37]* [32]*PAL version [29]* [29]*** [27]	GB
Gauntlet II	Mindscape (Tengen)	1990	Step back into the mazes of the Dark Dungeons with Thor, Thyra, Questor and Merlin. With over 100 new mazes to explore, experience all the action, graphics, and sound of the arcade. Use your powers to fend off your old enemies - ghosts, grunts, demons, lobbers, and sorcerers - along with a couple of new ones. As you delve deeper into the dungeons, you'll become enthralled with the world of Gauntlet II.* [64]* [63]* [52]* [37]* [27]*Well, setting aside the fact that no idiot would ever return to the depths of those dungeons if this was real-life, this is a huge set of new dungeons in pixellated NES format. Amazingly, it apparently supported 4 players. Quite an achievement for the aged NES. [Garrett]	NES
Gauntlet IV	Tengen	1993	[b]The Legend Continues...[/b] The Greatest Adventure of all time is now the first game available for Sega Genesis' 4-player adaptor. [i]Gauntlet IV [/i] lets you join forces with up to three other players in the Quest mode of this classic adventure! So if you think you're ready to challenge more than 90 levels of labyrinths and mazes, step up to [i]Gauntlet IV[/i]...and bring your friends—because four players are better than one!*One of the first game available for the four-player adapters, Gauntlet IV lets you join forces with up to three other players on the quest of a lifetime. With absorbing gameplay, superb graphics and powerful music, this mystery stimulates the grey matter and sends the adrenalin pumping through your veins.68% for one player 82% for multi players [29] [27]* [26]* [20]*1 player, 2 players, 3 players, or 4 players simultaneously. Original Gauntlet, added quest mode, and battle modes. The quest mode includes character development and item collecting. Cannot be 100% completed unless you have 2 or more players. (one player can awkwardly control two characters with two controllers in order to complete the floors that need two or more players). Also introduces a password system for resuming games or transferring characters between games. This features can also be used to change character class. This is THE greatest ever Gauntlet port. In fact it even rivals the original arcade because of its password resuming and the dramatic ending of Quest mode. It has full sound and voices. [spoiler=Passwords:;Close]Earth with dragon only [b]X41EG 34=HC[/b][/spoiler] [Garrett]	Mega Drive
Grind Stormer	Tengen (Toaplan)	1993	GRIND STORMER was popular in the arcades, and now it makes its way to the Sega Genesis. Your flying skills will be put to the test as you sit behind the controls of one of the most advanced spaceships in the universe. Through six levels of intense action, you'll be faced with some aggressive and deadly enemies that will even sacrifice their own lives to end yours. But you've got a powerful arsenal of weapons at your disposal, so don't be shy! You will need to use your bombs wisely, though, because you've only got a few to use. If you think you're up to the challenge, then get ready for GRIND STORMER and show that alien scum how it's done!*Japanese version [29]* [20]***I think this was Toaplan's last shooter. Includes two game modes; Grind Stormer (normal) and V Five (V.V., which plays a bit like Slap Fight). A nice game.	Mega Drive
Hard Drivin'	Tengen	1990	Yup, Mark Morris made the NES do a fully 3D environment! (well, a really, really good imitation of one atleast) Mark Morris was an independent contractor for Tengen, not a regular employee. He applied to the coin-op division and was given 'consumer' projects as a sort of paid audition. He never did get to make coin-op games for Tengen. To achieve the 3D environment, 'frames' were captured from the Atari ST version and converted to NES data. A series of frames were grouped as a stunt; a turn, or a loop, a jump where a 'movie' that the player could pan left, right, up and down while it played as a speed consistent with the current speed of the simulated car. Essentially, the programmer avoided having to calculate, in real-time, a fully 3D environment on the NES by loading small pre-rendering a sections of it at a time. [Zerothis]	NES
Hard Drivin'	Domark;Tengen	1989	The Atari ST version of Hard Drivin' was one of actual ports of the game. Whereas other systems got a conversion consisting of what amounted to pre-rendered polygon movies that provided a surprisingly convincing illusion of a fully 3D environment, the Atari ST version actually renders a 3D polygon environment like the original coin-op did.* [103]* [101]* [75]* [33]* [17]* [82]* [62]* [22]*Budget version [63]* [1]* [52]* [37]	Atari ST
Hard Drivin'	Tengen (Sterling Silver Software)	1990	Sure, driving a real high performance car can be quite a blast. But where can you go to do vertical loops, high-speed races and high flying jumps? In Hard Drivin', that's where! Hard Drivin' is so real you'll feel like you're burning up the road in a high-powered car. Two tracks provide plenty of challenge - put the pedal to the metal on the Speed Track or get airborne on the radical Stunt Track! Jump a drawbridge! Do a 360º loop! The true 3-D screen display will have you hanging on for dear life! If you lose it, you get to see an instant replay of your accident. Like the incredible arcade hit, this Hard Drivin' is looking for a few hard drivers. No license, or cars, required.	Mega Drive
Hydra	Domark;Tengen (Ice Software)	1990		Amstrad CPC
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom	Tengen;Mindscape (Tengen)	1988	So you want to wear Indy's Stetson hat? Dress up in his beat up leather jacket? Snap his trusty bullwhip? And go on the most exciting adventure of your life? Well, here's your chance! Penetrate deep into the Temple of Doom to free enslaved children and recover the sacred Sankara Stones. Fight your way through treacherous caverns, twisting tunnels, narrow ledges and fiery chasms. Take on Thuggee guards, giant spiders and dive-bombing bats. Survive all this and you'll meet the evil High Priest, Mola Ram, on the dangling rope bridge for a battle to the death!***Unlicensed version published by Tengen 1988 NES-IJ-USA Licensed version Published by Mindscape 1988-12 [Zerothis]	NES
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom	Mindscape (Tengen)	1989		Apple II E
James Bond 007: The Duel	Tengen;Atari (Domark;The Kremlin)	1991	You've been practicing the line for years, ever since the first time you heard it, "Bond, James Bond." Now, instead of just pretending, you really can be the world's greatest spy in JAMES BOND 007: The Duel. A crazy professor is planning to take over the world, using a remote Caribbean island as his operations center. Your mission is to infiltrate the island and foil the mad professor's plans, with the help of some of Q's newest gadgets, of course. In addition to wiping out the madman and his minions, you've also got to save the hostages that are being held captive on the island. While this mission is for your eyes only in her Majesty's secret service, you've got a license to kill.* [29]* [32]* [27]* [26]*** [20]	Mega Drive
Klax	Namco;Tengen (Tengen)	1990	KLAX - the latest, greatest hit in the arcades - is now available for play on the Genesis! For one or two players, this brainteaser of a game is simple in concept: Catch colored tiles that come down the conveyor belt. Rack up points by arranging them in same-colored stacks or rows. A tic-tac-tile test, if you will. Sounds easy? It is... until the tiles come tumbling at you so fast, you'll go nuts trying to catch them all - while figuring out where best to stack them before you run out of room! But no matter how tough KLAX gets, the hardest part is pulling yourself away from this fun, fast, and totally mind-boggling game!* [22]* [26]* [64]* [63]*70% for one player 81% for two players [37]* [37]*** [27]	Mega Drive
Klax	Mindscape (Tengen)	1991	So you've got quick hands. But how fast is your brain? For one or two players, KLAX makes you move fast - and think faster! Catch textured tiles coming down a conveyor belt. Score big points by arranging them in same-textured stacks of three - vertically, horizontally or diagonally. A tic-tac-tile game if you will. Sounds easy? It is... until the tiles come tumbling at you so fast, you'll go nuts trying to catch them all - while figuring out where best to stack them before you run out of room! No matter how tough it gets, the hardest part is pulling yourself away from this fun, fast, and totally addictive game!***The JP and US version of Klax on the Gameboy are two completely different games with the JP version featuring a different perspective, while the US version has the classic 'correct' perspective as the Arcade version.	GB
Klax	Tengen	1991	SO YOU’VE GOT QUICK HANDS.BUT HOW FAST IS YOUR BRAIN? KLAX™ — the latest, greatest hit in the arcades — is now available for play on the Genesis®! For one or two players, this brainteaser of a game is simple in concept: Catch colored tiles that come down the conveyor belt. Rack up points by arranging them in same-colored stacks or rows. A tic-tac-tile test if you will. Sounds easy? It is... until the tiles come tumbling at you so fast, you'll go nuts trying to catch them all — while figuring out where best to stack them before you run out of room! But no matter how tough KLAX gets, the hardest part is pulling yourself away from this fun, fast, and totally mind-boggling game!* [73]* [168]* [169]* [38]* [64]* [37]* [32]* [29]*** [27]	Master System
Klax	Tengen	1991	SO YOU’VE GOT QUICK HANDS.BUT HOW FAST IS YOUR BRAIN? KLAX™ — the latest, greatest hit in the arcades — is now available for play on the Genesis®! For one or two players, this brainteaser of a game is simple in concept: Catch colored tiles that come down the conveyor belt. Rack up points by arranging them in same-colored stacks or rows. A tic-tac-tile test if you will. Sounds easy? It is... until the tiles come tumbling at you so fast, you'll go nuts trying to catch them all — while figuring out where best to stack them before you run out of room! But no matter how tough KLAX gets, the hardest part is pulling yourself away from this fun, fast, and totally mind-boggling game!* [168]Score shown on Mega Force #27 (Apr. 1994) [26]** [38]	Game Gear
Klax	Tengen	1990	Klax - the latest, greatest hi in the arcades - now comes home for play on the TurboGrafx! It's simple in concept: Catch colored tiles that come down the conveyor belt. Score bonus points by arranging them in same-colored stacks or rows. A tic-tac-tile test if you will. Sounds easy? It is... until the tiles come tumbling at you so fast, you'll go nuts trying to catch them all while figuring out where best to stack them before you run out of room! But no matter how tough it gets, the hardest part is pulling yourself away from this fun, fast, and totally mind-boggling game!* [52]* [37]* [36]* [27]	PC Engine
Klax	Tengen;Hudson Soft (Tengen)	1990	So you've got quick hands. But how fast is your brain? For one or two players, KLAX makes you move fast - and think faster! Catch textured tiles coming down a conveyor belt. Score big points by arranging them in same-textured stacks of three - vertically, horizontally or diagonally. A tic-tac-tile game if you will. Sounds easy? It is... until the tiles come tumbling at you so fast, you'll go nuts trying to catch them all - while figuring out where best to stack them before you run out of room! No matter how tough it gets, the hardest part is pulling yourself away from this fun, fast, and totally addictive game!***ＫＬＡＸ (クラックス) was released by Hudson in Japan.	NES
Klax	Atari (Tengen)	1990	Get set for Arcade Action in living color. In Klax, capture the colored tiles and flip them into stack. Create a Klax by matching 3 or more colored tiles. The pace quickens ... you've got to move fast but beware, once you start, you'll never want to stop.* [100]* [52]* [37]* [32]* [27]*Very good puzzle game. Similar in concept and obviously inspired from Tetris. The concept of placing blocks into lines or diagonals works very well and nearly reaches the addictiveness of Tetris. A good choice for a handheld game and one of the best games for the Atari Lynx.	Lynx
License to Kill	Tengen;Domark (Tengen)	?	Story was a hybrid of the movie of the same name and the James Bond cartoon. Domark employees say Simon Nicol created and finished the NES version	NES
Marble Madness	Brothers;Mindscape (Tengen)	1991	Marble Madness is a real classic. You control a marble in an environment that is a mixture between a maze and a landscape build with blocks. Your goal is to get the marble beyond the finishing line within a certain time as you try to pass through obstacles and killer marble that tries to push you to the "abyss" or the vacuum cleaners that try to suck up your marble. If your marble falls down it will either be broken or be dizzy for some seconds and it will be more difficult to control.* [22]* [64]* [64]* [37]* [32]* [29]*** [27]	GB
Marble Madness	Virgin (Tengen)	1992	The game that drove them crazy at the arcades now comes home. Same exciting gameplay, same blow-away graphics, sounds and music.A unique game experience that's crazy fun for everyone. Two players race to the goal line or one against the clock. It's sports competition, kinetics and strategy.* [38]* [64]* [37]* [32]* [29]* [27]	Master System
Marble Madness	Bally Midway (Tengen)	1992	Τhe arcade hit comes tο the Game Gear. Watch out for crazy, but deadly. enemies alοng the way. 3 levels οf skill, 6 levels οf raceways. Challenge a friend tο roll for that goal!* [168]Score shown on Mega Force #27 (Apr. 1994) [26] [32]* [37]* [29]* [27]	Game Gear
Marble Madness	Electronic Arts;Tengen (Atari)	1991	The objective is simple - roll your marbles to the goal line. But add spectacular 3D raceways, breathtaking cliffs, deadly enemies, and nonstop craziness - and MARBLE MADNESS becomes one of the most exciting, challenging, and addicting games you've ever played.***Well, what can i say. Everyone has been playing this since they days of commidore vic20. (well...at least i have). No other game has come close to this original title ever :). it's not highly innovative, and on any platform, the graphix arn't ground breaking. the music is not bad, considering it hasn't changed in over 10 years :) if you are looking for a game, that is a change from your shoot em up 3d 1st person perspectives, or 3d fighting, then this game is a nice change.	Mega Drive
Mig-29 Fulcrum	Domark (Tengen)	1993	So you want to be a combat pilot... well, here's your chance to fly the Russian Mig-29 - probably the best fighter aircraft in the world. Play the best ever fighter simulation available. Mig-29 on Sega Mega Drive is the ultimate military aviation experience which will test and stretch your skills like nothing before.	Mega Drive
Ms. Pac-Man	Tengen (Innerprise Software)	1991	All of the action and fun of the first feminist arcade game comes to the Sega Genesis in MS. PAC-MAN. You take control of a yellow disc adorned with lipstick and a pink bow. The goal is to guide the disc around a maze and eat all the dots. However, there are four ghosts chasing you around the maze. As a stroke of luck, there are power pellets located in each corner of the maze. When the power pellets are eaten, all of the ghosts turn blue, and they can be eaten. Occasionally, fruit will float into the maze and can also be munched for extra points. If your friends want to play along, there is an Alternating Two-Player mode as well as a Two-Player Simultaneous mode. Play as the first female arcade hero in MS. PAC-MAN.* [37]* [29]* [27]* [20]	Mega Drive
Ms. Pac-Man	Tengen	1990	Ms. Pac-Man's here, and she's totally liberated! She gets to run around in 36 unique, mind-boggling mazes - some small enough to fit on one screen; some so big you'll have to scroll around; and some are straight out of the arcades! Even the fruits bounce around, making it that much tougher to get bonus points. Choose Easy, Normal, Hard or Crazy speeds. Whether you're a beginner or expert, Ms. Pac-Man will have you running ragged. There's even a Pac Booster button to really let her shake those pesky ghosts. Play Ms. Pac-Man by yourself or take turns with a friend. Better yet, two can play at the same time - one as the divine Ms. Pac-Man; the other, as the original Pac-Man!*I know there is a Japanese Famicom version of Ms. Pac-Man. And it was released prior to this Namco version developed by Now Productions. AND it was developed directly by Namco (Namcot). I've seen it in those X-in-1 TV consoles (Famicom clone systems). Both legitimate versions that take advantage of some irregularities in Japanese copyright filing and illegal versions. There are also Brazilian and Australian releases that are probably based on the Tengen version but could also be yet another version of Ms. Pac-Man. And there's Hong Kong, Chinese, and Korean version that may be legitimate and based on one of these. However, there is a Famicom Disk System version that may be the basis for all of these*This is Tengen's implementation of Ms.Pac-Man released in the USA. Namco would later release [game=#167632]another implementation[/game] that differers from this one and was developed by a different company. Tengen's version was not licensed by Nintendo and did not carry the 'Nintendo's seal of $10 has been added to the price of this cart'. However, Atari Games (which is also Tengen), did hold the rights to produce Pac-Man games for home systems in the USA at the time; This is a perfectly legitimate cart as far as Tengen's preexisting legal agreement with Namco. Tengen's version has many game variations. 1 Player, 2 Player Alternating, 2 Player Simultaneous Competitive, 2 Player Simultaneous Cooperative (Pac-Man & Ms. Pac-Man). Arcade, mini, big, or strange maze sets. Optional pac-boost (super fast Pac-Man). Large scrolling mazes. 4 levels of difficulty. Namco's version did not have these features, did have Nintendo's seal, cost more, and was release over 3 years later. [Zerothis]	NES
Ms. Pac-Man	Tengen	1991		Master System
Ms. Pac-Man	Tengen	1995		Game Gear
Pac-Man	Namco;Tengen;HES (Namco)	1984	[100]* [27]Pac-Man is a classic and it was just a matter of time until it saw a release on the Famicom/NES system. Generally the port is well done, but the gameplay of Pac-Man didn't get fresher over the years.Move Pac-Man through the maze, avoiding ghosts and eating all the Pac-Dots. Beware, each of the ghosts behave differently. When Pac-Man chomps a Power Pellet, he becomes invincible and is able to eat the blue ghosts. The more ghosts Pac-Man eats in a row, the higher the score. Don't forget to eat the bonus fruit too. Released in 1980, Pac-Man is the most well-known video game on Earth and is also commonly acknowledged as one of the most successful coin-operated games in history. Enjoy this masterpiece of gaming history today.Tengen published a licensed version of this game in North America. After some disagreements with Nintendo, they published an 'unlicensed' version that did not contain Nintendo's seal of '$10 has been added to the cost of this cart'. After Tengen was court ordered to temporarily stop selling unlicensed NES games; Namco published yet a third version of this game. Namco's version was licensed (and cost more). Also, Tengen and Namco both originated with the old Atari company. They are separate companies, but Tengen and Namco continued to be business partners for many products. All versions developed by Namco パックマン, NAM-NPM-4500-02, JAN:4907892000025, published 1984-11-02 by Namco in Japan Pac-Man NES-PQ-USA, UPC:0-31763-03111-6 published 1989 by Tengen in North America Pac-Man (Unlicensed) TGN-003-PM, UPC:7-22674-02032-9 published 1989 by Tengen in North America Pac-Man (Unlicensed) HES-PM, EAN:9312590130090 published 1990 by Home Entertainment Suppliers in Australia Pac-Man NES-P7-NOE published 1990 by Nintendo in Germany Pac-Man NES-P7-FRA published 1990* by Nintendo in France Pac-Man NES-P7-UKV published 1990* by Nintendo in the United Kingdom Pac-Man NES-P7-AUS published 1990* by Nintendo in Australia Pac-Man NES-P7-USA, UPC:0-45496-43049-8 published 1993-11 by Namco in the United States UPC:031763031123 ? *Dated by the printing on the circuit board (manufacture date). Actual publishing date might be years later. [Zerothis]	NES
Pac-Mania	Tengen (Sculptured Software)	1991		Mega Drive
Pac-Mania	Tengen (Westwood Studios)	1991	You know Pac-Man, that world famous yella-fella who's trying to gobble all the dots in the maze without getting nabbed by ghosts. Well, now you can play Pac-Man like never before - in spectacular 3-D! That's right, everything comes alive in Pac-Mania! The lovable ghosts glide through the air. Dots and energizer pellets hang in mid-air. And Pac-Man gets a new power: He can now jump up and over ghosts! You'll love the new challenging mazes. They come in so many mind-boggling shapes and colors, they'll turn you into a certified Pac-Maniac - going wild and crazy with more fun than ever!* [90]*Nice Variation on pac-man presented in a semi 3d view. Pac-man now has a jumping ablity which is very useful. The music is also funky.	NES

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