Retro Games
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.
Asterix is a 2D platformer released in 1991 for the Sega Master System. Only one village remains unconquered by the Romans, thanks to the powers of Getafix. However, knowing this, the empire has kidnapped the druid, who now can only count on Asterix and Obelix to rescue him.
Xardion is a platformer with RPG elements, released in 1992 for the Super Nintendo. Three planets join forces and send their most powerful robots to destroy rogue guardians. At the same time, they must locate the robot Xardion and its ultimate weapon in order to put an end to the evil once and for all.
Psycho-Nics Oscar is a 2D run-and-gun platformer released in 1987 for arcades. It was groundbreaking for bringing the power-up system from the shoot ‘em up game Gradius into a platformer format. You play as a giant robot soldier fighting against mechanical invaders that have taken over the city.
Heated Barrel is a side-scrolling shooter game released in 1992 for arcades. This was TAD Corporation’s final game before the company went bankrupt. Choose your favorite gunslinger and shoot everything that moves, facing off against outlaws, wild animals, and even supernatural beings.
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 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.
Legionnaire is a beat ‘em up arcade game released in 1992. The city has been taken over by a dangerous gang led by the powerful Mr. G. Amidst this chaos, a group of vigilantes decides to take on the criminals to free the city and rescue Judy, a team member who has been kidnapped.
Road Rash is a motorcycle racing and combat game released in 1994 for the 3DO. This game raised the bar for its time, delivering a complete multimedia experience. Cinematic presentations, a licensed soundtrack, improved graphics, and an intense sense of speed showcased the true power of the 32-bit generation.
Road Runner is a side-scrolling chase game released for arcades in 1985. Run as fast as you can from the clutches of the bumbling Wile E. Coyote! He’ll use his entire arsenal of gadgets and traps to try to catch you. The arcade cabinet featured a fully analog joystick that allowed for precise character control, unlike the typical 8-way directional controls of that era.
Strider Hiryū is an action-adventure platformer released in 1989 for arcade machines. Set in a dystopian future where an evil dictator rules Earth under an oppressive regime, you are recruited as the elite member of a ninja clan. Your solo mission is to infiltrate the enemy fortress and defeat the tyrant.
Nemo is a platform game released for arcade in 1990. Don’t confuse it with the classic Pixar/Disney film Finding Nemo. The princess of Slumberland appears to young Nemo asking for help to save her father, who has been kidnapped by the evil Nightmare King. You take control of the Dream Master and must restore peace!
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