Blade Warrior (Amiga)


Blade Warrior is an action game with RPG elements released in 1991 for the Amiga. An evil entity has emerged, defeating the kingdom’s most powerful wizard and shattering his mystical stone into several fragments. Now Blade Warrior must gather all the pieces of the artifact, which is the only way to gain enough power to destroy the villain.

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Airwolf (Nintendo)


Airwolf is a horizontal scrolling shoot ‘em up game released in 1988 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. The villain Pig Bad has kidnapped the brother of experienced pilot S. Hawk and is now blackmailing the military with the threat of detonating nuclear missiles. Your mission is to board the supersonic helicopter to prevent the catastrophe and rescue the hostage.

Galactic Storm (Arcade)


Galactic Storm is a 3D perspective space shooter arcade game released in 1992. In ancient times, beings from the planet GOD nearly wiped out Earth. After many years of recovery, humanity now faces the return of this evil in the solar system—more powerful than ever and now known as the Terrible Master. You must lead a fleet of starfighters to restore peace.

Chuck Rock (Sega CD)


Chuck Rock is a 2D platformer released in 1992 for the Sega CD. While watching TV and drinking his beer, Chuck hears his wife’s cries for help—she’s been kidnapped in a moment of distraction. To rescue her, he must leave behind his peaceful caveman lifestyle and embark on a journey through various hostile locations.

Zero Team (Arcade)


Zero Team is a beat ‘em up arcade game released in 1993. The story follows the classic “save the kidnapped woman” trope. You choose a member of an elite military unit (which looks more like a biker gang) to face off against dangerous ninjas, bring peace to the city, and rescue the hostage.

Spriggan Powered (Super Nintendo)


Spriggan Powered is a 2D side-scrolling shoot ‘em up game released in 1996 for the Super Nintendo. What sets it apart is its use of pre-rendered graphics, similar to those used in Donkey Kong Country. Because it was released late in the console’s lifecycle, it was able to take full advantage of the Super Nintendo’s technical capabilities. It was the third game in the Spriggan franchise trilogy, though it has no connection to the previous titles.

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