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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Ace Lightning	Factor 5 (BBC Worldwide)	2002		GBA
Animaniacs	Konami (Factor 5)	1995	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.* [46]* [32]* [29]* [27]	GB
B.C. Kid	Hudson (Factor 5)	1992	BONK'S ADVENTURE™ 16-BIT GRAPHICS ADVENTURE GAME Bonk yourself out in this head-buttin', head-splittin' adventure. As Bonk the Caveman, use your head against Kongo Zilla, Tractorhead and the wackiest array of prehistoric foes ever seen. Be sure to eat your meat-and-vegetables as you power-up to battle Evil King Drool himself. It's a real head-banger! Number of players: 1 Number of levels: 7, plus secret bonus screens Ages: 8 years to adult* [163]* [106]* [23]* [97]* [22]* [52]*** [37]	Amiga
BallBlazer Champions	LucasArts (Factor 5)	1997	Zaltecs, Thilibies, Mandalars, and Kraytons are in for the fight of their lives as they match up against each other in the devastating sport of BALL BLAZER. In order to end the war between the four alien species, they've decided to hold a BALL BLAZER tournament, with a winner-take-all approach. Each species sends their best rotofoilers to the competition in order to bring home the ultimate victory. Can you stake your claim as the best rotofoiler in the universe?* [29]* [27]	PS
Contra: The Alien Wars	Konami (Factor 5)	1994	[b]IT'S A PORTABLE APOCALYPSE![/b] Welcome to 2636. the year the notorious Red Falcon gets even-with an unprecedented alien onslaught orchestrated to push the Contra forces to their ultimate reaches. Plunge through a molten massacre on a high speed voyage to the guts of the archenemy alien. Check out the side and top perspectives that engulf you in a 3-D sensation. Pick off solar slimedogs while you scale over walls, swing from girders and ropes, whatever it takes to defeat Red Falcon.s allies. Sweat through five gut-splitting stages. including the Streets of the Neo City and the Mucho Grande Badlands. The intensity is so real that the explosions will nearly knock you off your feet. And the Boss Enemies are so gigantic. your screen can hardly hold them. You'll need to wrap both hands around artillery powerful enough to make today's weapons look like squirt guns. The Contra legacy is alive and dangerous. Takes advantage of the Super Game Boy's enhanced sound and color capabilities. For one player.*[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/b35d4yRcwok[/media]* [62]* [45]Probotector 2 [32]** [27]	GB
Indiana Jones' Greatest Adventures	LucasArts (Factor 5;JVC)	1994	INDIANA JONES; GREAT ADVENTURES consists of platform levels from all three Indy films: Raiders of the Lost Ark, Temple of Doom, and Last Crusade. You get to use Indy's trademark whip, as well as guns, grenades, and his fists to get through the game in your quest to finish all the levels.* [45]* [29]* [27]INDIANA JONES; GREAT ADVENTURES consists of platform levels from all three Indy films: Raiders of the Lost Ark, Temple of Doom, and Last Crusade. You get to use Indy's trademark whip, as well as guns, grenades, and his fists to get through the game in your quest to finish all the levels.This game kicks A! Seriously, if you wanna get a good game, this is the game to get! If you like the movies, you'll love this. I would call it the best SNES game since STREET FIGHTER! NON STOP ACTION STRAIGHT FROM THE MOVIE! [Indy boy]	SNES
International Superstar Soccer Deluxe	Konami (Factor 5)	1996		Mega Drive
Katakis	Rainbow Arts (Factor 5)	1988	Throughout time, man has been a victim of his own intelligence and his insatiable thirst for knowledge. The planet Denaris is a horrifying example. Scientists created machines which became so sophisticated they no longer depended on man - and so began a rule of tyranny. The Denarian people tried in vain to destroy the machines, with a mighty ballistic missile, but from the ashes of the nuclear fires, the machines rose up- more powerful than ever. Trapped in an underground stronghold, now the Denarians' only hope for freedom is the D5-H75 Eagle Fighter, an ultra refined space glider. Control the Eagle fighter in this epic crusade against evil, and win freedom at last for Denaris.* [7]* [97]* [134]* [76]* [2]* [80]* [83]* [79]* [62]* [82]* [85]* [21]* [17]* [49]* [22]* [22]* [1]* [52]	Amiga
Lair	SCEA (Factor 5)	2007		PS3
Mega Turrican	Data East;Sony Electronic Publishing (Factor 5)	1994	[20]*The Machine has enslaved the galaxy under its tyrannical rule. As Bren McGuire, the last survivor of the United Freedom Forces, it is your duty to destroy the evil forces of the Machine that have devastated the galaxy. Fight through countless hordes of enemies using everything at your disposal. Use the weapons and power-ups of your Turrican Assault Suit, including the incredible Plasma Rope, to fight back the tide of oncoming enemies and find the health and power-ups that will keep you alive. Fifteen levels of chaos and destruction stand between you and freedom.Even if the [game=#18280]Amiga Turrican 3[/game] was released before, the Amiga version is the port of this Mega Turrican MegaDrive version, which stay longer unreleased cause it didn't have a publisher.**Great sidescroller from Factor 5. Ported from Amiga I believe (Turrican 3). [zinger]	Mega Drive
R-Type	Activision;Electric Dreams (Factor 5)	1989	A DAZZLING AND DEADLY GAME OF COSMIC ENCOUNTER. The final showdown has begun! At the controls of your powerful R-9 interstellar craft, you maneuver into enemy territory-the monstrous Bydo Empire. Your mission: to destroy the evil forces who have held the cosmos in fear and relentless suffering. It's a fight to the death against an uncommon cadre of space oddities-gigantic slithering serpents, whirling space bugs and fantastic galactic warships--all bombarding your lone craft amid an exotic cosmic landscape. Armed with the latest R-Type lasers, you possess spectacular fighting power. But your enemies are ruthless in their attack. To survive, you'll need to seek out the power crystals that give you added weapons strength and protection. Can you endure the onslaught? Are you a mighty-enough warrior to survive eight stages of battle to face the final confrontation and win? The fate of the cosmos is in your hands. R-TYPE-the outrageous game of cosmic encounter that has the entire galaxy talking.* [106]* [158]* [76]* [2]* [80]* [21]* [85]* [2]* [83]* [49]* [22]* [1]*** [52]	Amiga
Robot Wars - Metal Mayhem	Factor 5;BBC Worldwide (Tiertex Design Software)	2000		GBC
Star Wars Episode I: Battle for Naboo	LucasArts (Factor 5)	2000	Drawing from the plot line of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, Star Wars Episode I: Battle for Naboo has you battling the evil Trade Federation while the planet of Naboo--and the lives of its inhabitants--hangs in the balance. While they have strength and firepower on their side, you have the insurgent's set of skills--namely, sabotage, espionage, and guerrilla tactics. You've got some nifty weapons, too. The game encompasses 16 levels in which you'll battle the Trade Fed baddies in the air, on the water, and across the land, in a variety of vehicles.*** [32]	N64
Star Wars: Episode One - Battle for Naboo	LucasArts (Factor 5)	2001		Windows
Star Wars: Rebel Assault II - The Hidden Empire	LucasArts (Factor 5)	1996		PS
Star Wars: Rogue Leader - Rogue Squadron II	LucasArts (Factor 5)	2001		GameCube
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron	LucasArts (Factor 5)	1998		Windows
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron	LucasArts (Factor 5)	1998	Fly against the evil Empire!As Luke Skywalker, co-founder of the Rebel Alliance's elite Rogue Squadron, you must combat the evil Galactic Empire. Engage in intense, fast-paced planetary air-to-ground and air-to-air missions - dogfights, search and destroy, reconnaissance, bombing runs, rescue assignments, and more! Features* Pilot X-wings, Y-wings, A-wings, V-wings and snowspeeders with powerful weapons in 15 missions * Battle TIE fighters, TIE bombers, Imperial shuttles, AT-AT walkers, AT-STs and other challenging foes * Settings include oceans, forests, volcanic regions, desert canyons and beyond with both daylight and nighttime missions * High quality graphics include detailed 3D craft, real-time lighting and scintillating special effects * Rich Star Wars music track dynamically interacts with game events and features brand new compositions * Realistic sound effects and in-flight chatter with your Rogue Squadron mates add to the drama*86% with the Expansion Pak 79% without it (86% is shown as the main score) [32]* [31]* [27]*It is the last "classic" Star Wars title before Episode 1 launches in May 1999. The Nintendo version launches with a multi-million Dollar TV-campaign and is the first game to utilize the new 4 Meg expansion Pak for hi-resolution graphics.	N64
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron III - Rebel Strike	LucasArts (Factor 5)	2003	X-wings, B-wings, speeder bikes, AT-ATs, tauntauns. You'll have to master them all to save Luke, Wedge, Han, Chewie and Leia from Darth Vader and his Imperial forces in this return to the classic [i]Star Wars[/i] trilogy. All new multiplayer modes include the entire [i]Rogue Leader[/i] game in co-op, endurance, capture-the-base and dogfights. Cinematic realism takes you to new heights as you climb out of your cockpit to battle the Empire on foot in this sequel to the best selling [i]Rogue Squadron[/i] series. [b]Features:[/b] * Includes all the elements from the Rogue Leader game * Cinematic realism * For 1 to 4 players * You are the Jedi that can save the Rebels and defeat the Empire * Battle using 5 different vehicles and animals from the Star Wars series	GameCube
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire	LucasArts (Factor 5)	1997		Windows
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire	LucasArts (Factor 5)	1996	The Empire is about to strike back, and it's up to Dash Rendar and the Rebel Alliance to put a stop to it. Journey across nine distinctly detailed environments, each straight from the STAR WARS universe, as the game switches modes and perspectives constantly to provide a richly varied gaming experience. Battle AT-ATs, AT-STs, Probe Droids, and more...and that's just the first level! With excellent animations, sound effects right out of STAR WARS, and some of the most original gameplay ever, this game is worthy of the Lucas stamp of approval.* [32]* [27]***[i]From Wikipedia:[/i] [i]Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire[/i] is a 1996 video game, developed by [company=LucasArts]LucasArts[/company]. It was one of the first games made available for Nintendo's 64-bit system, Nintendo 64. A version for Windows 95 was released nearly a year later. In the game, the player controls the mercenary Dash Rendar in his efforts to help Luke Skywalker and rescue Princess Leia from Prince Xizor's hands. It is part of the [i]Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire[/i] multimedia project and takes place as a backstory between [i]Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back[/i] and [i]Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi[/i].	N64
Super Turrican	Seika;Tonkin House;Hudson (Factor 5)	1993	[32]* [27]You are Bren McGuire, on a United Planets Freedom Forces mission to save the peaceful planet Katakis from the Machine, source of all that is cruel and evil in the universe. The only weapon on your side is the state-of-the-art Turrican Assault Suit. Equipped with multiple weapons, including the incredible Freeze-Beam that temporarily immobilizes almost any enemy, the Turrican Assault Suit gives one man the power of an entire army. Use the myriad weapons and powers at your disposal to fight through 12 increasingly insane levels, free the innocent residents of the planet Katakis and crush the oppressive Machine.**Publishers: Seika (US) Tonkin House (JP) Hudson Soft (EUR)	SNES
Super Turrican 2	Ocean (Factor 5)	1994	[29]* [46]* [32]* [27]*As the last survivor of the United Freedom Forces, it is your duty to destroy the Machine's forces that have devastated the galaxy. Fight through countless hordes of enemies using everything at your disposal. Use weapons and power-ups to fight back the tide of oncoming enemies. Use special abilities like the Energy Wheel and Cyberfist to find secret areas and score extra lives. When your lives and continues are gone, the mission ends. You are the galaxy's last hope. Are you up to the challenge?	SNES
Thornado	? (Factor 5)	2002		GameCube
Tony & Friends in Kellogg's Land	Rauser Advertainment (Factor 5)	1994		MS-DOS
Tony & Friends in Kellogg's Land	Rauser Computer Advertising (Factor 5)	1994		Amiga
Turrican	Rainbow Arts (Factor 5)	1990	[2]* [82]* [62]* [7]* [17]* [23]* [33]* [103]* [83]* [49]* [106]* [102]* [22]* [1]* [52]* [37]*Outstanding "Run and Gun" type game with quite a bit of exploring. The Amiga version has the same good playability as the original C64 version. And with better graphics and a brilliant soundtrack nothing could go wrong with this game. In my opinion Turrican (together with its even better sequel) represents the pinnacle of Amiga gaming at a time when the Amiga was at its height of popularity.	Amiga
Turrican	Accolade (Factor 5)	1991		GB
Turrican 3	Renegade Software;Rainbow Arts (Factor 5)	1993	The Story so far... You are on a United Planets Freedom Forces mission when suddenly you see your worst nightmares come true...again. Years ago you were the only survivor of the starship Avalon 1, when the evil "Machine" took out your comrades in an attempt to take over the galaxy. All those years ago, you sought revenge and finally destroyed your enemy. Nobody expected a return of the dark forces, but...Old memories come flooding back, when you hear the last message of a beautiful girl. Desperately she cries for help, as her planet is taken over by the soldiers of the "Machine". Once again as Bren McGuire, you are the leader of the Freedom Forces in a crucial mission to destroy the grasp of evil for eternity. The Freedom Forces fighters use the newest weapon technology available: The Turrican assault suits. Equipped with multiple weapon capabilities and the mighty Plasma Rope to reach even deeply hidden areas, the Turrican assault suit gives one man the abilities of a whole army. You have to find your way through 15 increasingly bigger levels, first to the bio-mech laboratories of The Machine and later the deep dungeons of the Alien Queen until you're able to confront your arch-enemy. Don't hesitate to use all powers given to you... The challenge awaits!* [97]* [7]* [158]* [76]* [23]* [98]* [22]* [59]* [37][media=youtube]Y530mBlpv7k[/media]**The last in the series on the Amiga. Nice graphics but the feeling is not as good as in the previous games.	Amiga
Turrican II: The Final Fight	Rainbow Arts (Factor 5)	1991	[22]* [52]Morgul, the three-headed incarnation of evil, has finally been destroyed! But you, Turrican, cannot rest because your most dangerous and most noble mission is yet to commence... A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, brave rebellious fighters destroyed the menacing hordes of the MACHINE and it's tyranny-spreading satellite, which circled the planet of the brave, the planet called Landorin. The evil moon has gone, but Landorin wasn't free. The MACHINE still ruled the surface of the planet. The Landorins retreated to the inner core of their world to await their destiny... DEATH. The machines and mutants, however, went on to roam through the deserted ruins of a long-lost paradise in search of the entrance to the secret caves. Before, the Landorins retreated, they managed to send a desperate cry for help: A last radio signal floats through the endless reaches of the tri-solar system and off to the farthest reaches of the universe. The cry is heard, and a man has to be found... A man with the courage to face the hordes, a man to free the last survivors of Landorin, a man on his most dangerous adventure... TURRICAN. Go out to seek the MACHINE and its' slaves, collect the weapons and ships of an ancient civilization and free the planet Landorin forever!**One of the best shooters for Amiga, fast, coloful and very, very playable. Although it'is most commonly regarded as an Amiga release. Many forget that this title was also available on the Atari ST, PC, Commodore 64, Amstrad and Sinclair Spectrum.	Amiga

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