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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
64th Street: A Detective Story	Jaleco	1991	"64th. STREET" is an action game released by JALECO in 1991. Detective RICK and his partner ALLEN follow the kidnapping of a company president's	Arcade
Alien 8	Ultimate Play The Game;Jaleco	1985		MSX
Angel Kiss	Jaleco	1995		Arcade
Argus	Jaleco (NMK)	1986		Arcade
Argus	Jaleco	1986	[media=youtube]OTLp349Xppw[/media]***Another really bland arcade port from Jaleco. Argus is a vertically scrolling shoot'em up game not much unlike [game=#8480]Xevious[/game], with undetailed graphics, much too high-pitched music and average playability.	NES
Arm Champs	Jaleco	1991		Arcade
Astyanax	Jaleco (Aicom)	1989	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/NWj20VLkCFs[/media]* [70]* [90]***Return to the age of myths and magic, demons and dragons! Sure, you've travelled some strange terrain in your video game journeys, but wait till you see where Astyanax takes you! In your pursuit of the evil wizard Blackhorn and his captive, Princess Rosebud of Remlia, you'll encounter terrors that would frighten the Gods themselves. The dreaded Thorndog, with his heart of stone and face of bone. Monstrous Caeser, of the Gremlin face and chicken feet. The endless Maze of Castle Terenea. Plus, winged dragons and metamorphosing monsters, sorcerers' spells and wicked wizardry, in a land that reaches far into the past and the future. It's the stuff myths are made of, a fantastic flight stretching eons beyond any game you've ever experienced. If you'd go to the ends of the Earth for the ultimate adventure, Astyanax is your game!	NES
Avenging Spirit	Jaleco	1992	As Avenging Spirit starts, you are killed by a ruthless band of gangsters and your girlfriend is kidnapped. However, your spirit will not rest until your beloved is rescued. In order to rescue her, you must possess the bodies of various creatures you encounter: some creatures are quick and agile, while others tend to be more brutish. Getting though all six levels requires carefully using the 20 different bodies that you can inhabit, which will be the difference between dying and surviving. Even if you are a ghost, you can still save your girlfriend from the gangsters in Avenging Spirit.	GB
Avenging Spirit	Jaleco	1991		Arcade
Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! Eternal Wings	Jaleco	1998	Let's & Go Bakusou brothers anime "Mini 4WD popular! ! Four wheel drive mini incandescent racing game with the motif of a ". Operate the machine like from 51 units in a varied, will run through the circuit. We are equipped with free battle mode Scenario mode can be played, freely, the course edit mode you can make your own course freely.***Japanese version [31]	PS
Banishing Racer	Jaleco	1991		GB
Baseball Kids	Jaleco (Tose)	1990	If you liked the original Bases Loaded, you're gonna love this one. The hits and homers, diving stops and double plays - everything that made Bases Loaded great at home is captured on your Gameboy screen, from two separate perspectives that actually move with the action! It's the best sports action to ever hit a video screen, and now it goes with you wherever you go!	GB
Bases Loaded '96: Double Header	Jaleco	1995	Slide head first into the ultimate baseball simulation for the next generation. Features include: hyper-realistic 3-D rendered excitement; exhibition variable season and championship play; complete statistical tracking; and trade deadline-updated 1995 team rosters.	PS
Bases Loaded '96: Double Header	Jaleco	1995	BASES LOADED '96: Double Header brings baseball to the Sega Saturn. Play with over 700 real-life big league players thanks to the MLBPA license. You can hit the field in Exhibition or Championship mode for a quick baseball fix, or you can experience the roller coaster ride of a 13-, 26-, 52-, or 162-game season. Over the course of any season a team needs some tweaking, so determine who starts and who sits, and trade players to shore up the weaknesses of your team. All the joys of professional baseball come to life in BASES LOADED '96: Double Header.*** [32]	Saturn
Bases Loaded	Jaleco;Jaleco USA (Tose)	1987	"Bases Loaded" is the first game in a long running baseball series by Jaleco, spanning sequels over several systems. In contrast to its direct competitor "[game=#8140]R.B.I. Baseball[/game]" the characters felt more "realistic" and the camera is behind the pitcher instead as behind the batter as was the usual standard. The fielding doesn't change the standard formula. "Bases Loaded" plays well enough and features quite good speech samples. So I consider it to be a worthwhile baseball game. All in all I had more fun with R.B.I. Baseball though.*1 player or 2 players simultaneous competitive. [Zerothis]*Bases Loaded is a baseball game with an arcade feel and plenty of options from which players can choose. Select one of 12 teams, set your lineup from the 30 players available (each with different strengths), then play a single game or try to win the pennant. During game play, the screen shows two different viewpoints: one from behind home plate as you're batting, and the other from the pitching mound in a television-style shot (unique for its time) as your team plays in the field. Strong play control and excellent graphics add to the excitement as you decide what pitch to throw (you can even try to provoke the opposing batter into charging the mound), control all positions on the field, or do your best to get a hit. So step to the plate and find out why this is one of the most popular baseball games on the NES. Can you pull through in the clutch?	NES
Bases Loaded	Jaleco (Tose)	1988		MSX
Bases Loaded 3	Jaleco (Tose)	1990	A unique challenge in game play: be the perfect player; get a perfect rating; play a perfect game! Bases Loaded 3 introduces an exciting new element to NES game play. It rates your abilities in 13 skill categories. The better you get, the harder it gets. So sharpen your skills, step up to the plate, and take a swing at beating us! No wonder perennial All-Star Ryne Sandberg calls Bases Loaded 3 "perfect." Because perfection is the only goal for the great ones!	NES
Bases Loaded 4	Jaleco	1991		NES
Bases Loaded II: Second Season	Jaleco;Jaleco USA (Tose)	1988	Do you have what it takes to play and manage a World Series team? You've got all the tools. Diving stops and leaping catches. Stolen bases and precision pickoffs. A pitching staff of junkballing lefties, flamethrowing righties, and crafty old relievers. But the key is to know when to use them, on any given day or play. You can tell a lot from your player's state - the most detailed in video baseball history, from streaks and slumps right down to each player's biorhythms - daily mood and physical condition. Beyond that, you have to rely on instinct alone. Because this is the "SECOND SEASON." When baseball becomes a thinking man's game, a war of nail-biting drama, strategy and nerves. When a world championship rides on every pitch, and one wrong move can end your season. From the first costly error to the last clutch hit, this is baseball at its very best. A big step up from the original "BASES LOADED"... and a world away from any other video baseball game.***	NES
Battle K-Road	Psikyo;Jaleco	1994	Battle K-Road is a no-rules versus fighting game, where people from multiple disciplines fight to see who's the best at punching and kicking. Fourteen characters are available, although they go in seven pairs using the same fighting style: karate, boxing, muai thai, sambo, sumo, jujitsu, and a pair of cyborgs because why not. The gameplay is semi-realistic, like a mix between Karate Champ and Virtua Fighter, and has a weird flow: knocking the opponent to the ground halts the match so that they can get back up, but the game still uses a stamina bar like Street Fighter II. [Moby Games]***Move List for Battle K-Road 1 General To many expert players of Street Fighter or King of Fighters, Battle K-Road's system is a bit stranger. However, it is innate interesting and beginner friendly: every character in the game uses the SAME move pattern but to carry out her/his UNIQUE special moves. 2 The CHARGE-AND-RELEAE moves To use special moves, you must firstly PRESS and KEEP down the button of heavy kick or punish for about 1 second to charge power, and then release it UP to carry moves out. Combined the button releasing with forward, downward or neutral stick direction, every character has 6 kinds of special moves totally. 3 Down the rival at a 'real time' In most street fighter clones, the player or NPC is knocked down only when their health gauge is totally destroyed by the enemy. Unlike them, Battle K-Road has a knocking down system in a real time. When you do enough damage the enemy in a short time period, you may knock him/her down at once. Though this knock-down will not stop he/she from standing up and sticking to fight until being finally KOed, it is much more similar to common human condition then traditional ones. 4 Moves List All assume enemy is at the right. Also Punish/Kick means CHARGE-and-RELEASE Punish/Kick Stride (all characters): Directions Down->Down Right->Right Anhony/Masamichi (Karate) Rotation Hand Blade :neutral direction + Punish Downward Right Hand Blade :Down + Punish Armor Slash :in jumping+ Punish Forward Palm :Right + Punish Palm Vibrattion :in catching enemy + Punish Upward Rotation Kick :neutral direction +Kick Downward Rotation Kick :Down + Kick Sky Cut :in jumping+ Kick Double Rotation Kick :Right + Kick Double Kick :in catching enemy +Kick Tyssa/Yuki (Judo) Tornado Punishing :neutral direction + Punish Forward Strding Attack :Down + Punish Thunder Punishing :in jumping+ Punish Thunder Elbow Attack :Right + Punish Palm Vibrattion :in catching enemy + Punish Sky Dragon Kick :neutral direction +Kick Ground Dragon Kick :Down + Kick Grand Dragon Kick :in jumping+ Kick Flying Dragon Kick :Right + Kick Drummer Kick :in catching enemy +Kick Others special moves are much like these. There are so many Japanese in the moves' name that I can not translate... Rick/Jeff (Boxing) Shinsaku/John (Thai Boxing) Wolf/Dan (Former Soviet Sepcial Force) D-9F/T-8 (Cyborg) Mitsuji/Harimaoh (Sumo) 5 Rumors and Facts (1) In real world, ruthless tournament like K-road multi style fighting is banned in every main country. So the ends of the game are all a little absurd to indicate its unreality. (2) When the game was firstly commercially presented, it met with a strike of arcade shops in Japan. (3) Besides this game, its manufacturer,Psycho,has only two fightring games. The other is the [[game:Fallen Angel]]. [NDD@NEWSMTH]	Arcade
Battle Konchuuden	Jaleco	1999		PS
Battle Unit Zeoth	Jaleco	1990	One last hope against the Heavy Metal Horde...Battle Unit Zeoth! - You've got everything you need! - A formidable foe! - A fired-up offense! - A dangerous mission! - A-MAZE-ing action!* [69]* [37]* [29]*A shooter featuring a flying robot as the main character. The side-scrolling stages are notable due to the fact that the level is actually about three screens tall. The scrolling stages are broken up by levels where you must travel vertically. Zeoth does not maintain flight automatically; the player must actually manage the thrust button to make him hover in the air. If the button is released, he will float to the bottom of the screen andl travel along the ground. Double-tapping the fire button releases a 'smart bomb' that destroys all enemies but drains some of Zeoth's power. There are only two weapons, but these have three levels of power (usually adding an extra shot with each level). Despite some neat ideas, the game gets a little repetitive. Dying at any point puts the player back at the beginning of the stage, which is frustrating. However, it might be of interest to mecha fans, especially because the designs feel very anime-ish and mechanical. [Jacquismo]	GB
Best Bout Boxing	Jaleco	1994		Arcade
Big Challenge! Go! Go! Bowling	Jaleco	1989		Famicom Disk System
Big Challenge! Gun Fighter	Jaleco	1989		Famicom Disk System
Big Challenge! Judo Senshuken	Jaleco	1988		Famicom Disk System
Big Challenge!: Dogfight Spirit	Jaleco	1988		Famicom Disk System
Big Run	Jaleco	1989		Arcade
Big Striker	Jaleco	1992	The bootleg has the 'Serie A' teams instead of the national ones.	Arcade
Bio Senshi Dan: Increaser to no Tatakai	Jaleco (Atlus)	1987	"Bio Senshi Dan" plays a bit like the original Castlevania game, but is more non-linear at times and its in a futuristic setting. You travel back in time to stop some kind of bio-mutations before they become too strong in the future. The game is a mixed-bag. Graphics and sound are surprisingly well done, but the controls and especially the fighting is not much fun. Enemies are sometimes hard to hit, and there is once again a much too drastic knockback effect to your character when he is hit. Overall an average game, which doesn't look too bad when compared to similar games on the NES in 1987.*インクリーザー literally reads [code]inkurīzā[/code] which is transliteration of English "increaser".Dan from the 21st century has been sent back in time to the point when [i]Increaser[/i]'s invasion was beginning and intend to battle him before his grip on the world grows too strong to fight back.**Bio Senshi Dan: Inkliezar to no Tatakai released in Japan Bashi Bazook: Morphoid Masher was scheduled for release in the USA. A 100% complete prototype was found. Bio-Warrior Dan: The Increaser Battle is an unofficial English translation made before the Bashi Bazook prototype was found. [Zerothis]	NES
Bishoujo Janshi Suchie-Pai	Jaleco	1993		SNES
Bombs Away	Jaleco	1988		Arcade
Bounty Sword	Jaleco (ITL)	1995		SNES
BRAHMA Force: The Assault on Beltlogger 9	Jaleco;Genki (Genki)	1996	You're in a mechanized suit armed to the teeth with high tech weaponry. You must wipe out a virus on Beltlogger 9 and break the siege by the villain Dionisio Vega. It won't be easy. Level after level of robotic baddies all in your face will do everything they can (and then some) to stop you.* [32]* [31]*** [27]	PS
Brain Buster	Jaleco Entertainment;Agetec;505 Game Street (Nikoli)	2006		Nintendo DS
Brand New Stars	Jaleco	1997		Arcade
Brawl Brothers	Jaleco	1993	[37]***Japanese version [29]	SNES
Break In	ByteBusters;Jaleco;Eurosoft (ByteBusters)	1987		MSX
BS Super Ninja-kun	Jaleco	1995		SNES
Butasan	Jaleco	1987		Arcade
Carrier	Jaleco	2000	The humans have long indulged themselves in "consumption" and they overlooked the fact that the ecosystem of the earth was made mostly of bacteria, viruses, and plants. Humans have also overlooked the fact that they were the minority. Plants are vital for existence as they provide oxygen for the atmosphere. Even if the humans should become extinct, it will not endanger the ecosystem. However, it does imperil the humans if the plants, bacteria and viruses become extinct. Carrier's theme is to call attention to the humans, the "arrogant apes" who believe they reign supreme over all life on the planet. They are in fact at the mercy of the ecosystem.*Japanese version [31]* [32]	Dreamcast
Chameleon	Jaleco (Tose)	1983		Arcade
Cheesy	Ocean;Jaleco (CTA Developments)	1996		PS
Chimera Beast	Jaleco	1993	Far away on a planet similar to Earth a new life form emerges a life from that ingests other creatures, absorbs their DNA, and then somehow is able to assume the characteristics of their prey. These greedym merciless creatures are without conscience. They are the most purely evil and dangerous of all known life forms in the universe. What fate awaits these amoral predators, which soon will come to be known simply as... Eaters!***It's a prototype, it was never released in the arcades.	Arcade
Choplifter	Jaleco (Tose)	1986	Choplifter for the Famicom is a port of Sega's arcade version, which itself is an enhanced remake of the old Apple II original game Choplifter. The Famicom version features all four arcade levels. The goal is to rescue a certain amount of prisoners in each level with your helicopter. You start from a base and fly left until you come to structures or buildings which contain people. Destroying them will release the people and you can pick them up by landing near them. While flying you can shoot down hostile air and ground forces, which try to stop you. Graphics are only average and the music is on the weak side. The helicopter's controls are not the best, movements feel too slow. Despite being a (semi)-classic, the game didn't age very well. If you want to play a good home conversion you might better try the much better Master System version, which lacks one level, but features better audiovisuals and controls.	NES
Chuugoku Senseijutsu	Jaleco (Aicom)	1988	Now this is a strange game, because there is not much of a "game" here. At least i didn't found much inside. It is a fortune telling simulation. You create characters, male and female, give them a birthdate and then you can ask an old and wise-looking "sensei" what the future has up for you in certain categories. If there is some actual goal in this game then I couldn't find it due to all the Japanese text.	NES
Chuukana Janshi Tenhoo Painyan Remix	Jaleco	2007		PSP
Chuukana Janshi Tenhoo Painyan Remix	Jaleco	2007		Nintendo DS
Cisco Heat	Jaleco	1990	[b]ALL AMERICAN POLICE CAR RACE ™[/b] It's that time of year again. The centre of the city has been cordoned off in readiness for the annual police police race. Take the wheel of your high powered police car as famous areas of San Francisco flash by with exciting realism ... The Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf, China Town and many more; as you head for the finishing line at Treasure Island. With 5 levels to tackle, only the top class drivers can make it - so hit the gas pedal and race for glory.* [42]* [106]	Arcade
Cisco Heat	Image Works (ICE Software;Jaleco)	1991	It's that time of year again. The centre of the city has been cordoned off in readiness for the annual police police race. Take the wheel of your high powered police car as famous areas of San Francisco flash by with exciting realism ... The Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf, China Town and many more; as you head for the finishing line at Treasure Island. With 5 levels to tackle, only the top class drivers can make it - so hit the gas pedal and race for glory.* [7]* [106]* [23]* [97]*** [52]	Amiga

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