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Super Bomberman
United States
Published by: Hudson Soft, 1993
Genre: Arcade | Licensed
Super Bomberman is the first Bomberman game on the Super NES. Like most games in the Bomberman series, Super Bomberman features a normal game as well as the famous battle mode. In the normal game, Mr. Karat and Dr. Mukk have been terrorizing Diamond City. (more...)
Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow
Nintendo, 1996 - Action - Licensed
Disney's Donald Duck takes the starring role in this sidescrolling platform game. As the detective Maui Mallard, he's on the trail of a long lost Idol, which has recently vanished. Early on, Maui can also switch between his normal self and Ninja M (more...)
MLBPA Baseball
EA Sports, 1994 - Baseball - Licensed
The strategy of baseball is merged with a fast-paced arcade game in MLBPA Baseball from Electronic Arts. Details designed to appeal to the die-hard fan include: real players with statistics based on the 1993 season; a full 162 game season mode; stadium mu (more...)
Dragon View
Kemco, 1994 - Role Playing - Licensed
Although it bears little resemblance to its predecessor, Drakkhen, Dragon View utilizes the same pseudo-3D overworld system that the series is most famous for. Other features of Dragon View are its side-view Action RPG hybrid gameplay (used when exploring (more...)
Super E.D.F.: Earth Defense Force
Jaleco, 1992 - Shooter - Licensed
Super Earth Defense Force's distinguishing gameplay feature is its weapon system, of which there are 8 weapons to choose from, 5 levels of power for any one weapon, and 4 methods of implementation during gameplay. Each weapon is graded on the weapon s (more...)
John Madden Football
EA Sports, 1991 - Football - Licensed
Unlike the first computer versions, this game originated on consoles and focuses on the action on the field instead of detailed strategy. There is still a detailed range of moves available, all grouped for quick selection. Game play modes include regular (more...)
Super R-Type
Irem, 1991 - Shooter - Licensed
Super R-Type is a side-scrolling shooter well-known for its high difficulty (even compared to other games in the R-Type series). This is primarily due to the lack of checkpoints. Dying means restarting the level from scratch, and this can be very unforgiv (more...)
Stunt Race FX
Nintendo, 1994 - Racing - Licensed
Stunt Race FX (known as Wild Trax in Japan) is a cartoon-style, 3D-racing video game developed by Nintendo EAD assisted by Argonaut Software and published by Nintendo for the Super NES. It was the second game to use the 3D-centric Super FX chip. At first (more...)
Contra III: The Alien Wars
Konami, 1992 - Action - Licensed
Taking advantage of the then new technology provided by the Super NES, The Alien Wars graphics improved upon those of earlier games. The level design is more complex, and provides more opportunity for interaction than was possible in previous Contra insta (more...)
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior
Capcom, 1992 - Fighting - Licensed
Street Fighter II is widely acknowledged as the premier fighting game of its era, due to its game balance with regard to the timing of attacks and blocks, which was unparalleled at the time; and due to "special moves" in which experienced player (more...)
Vegas Stakes
Nintendo, 1993 - Cards/Casino - Licensed
Go to Las Vegas to gamble and try to win $10 million at different casinos. Gamble in Craps, Roulette, Blackjack, Poker, and Slots. The player can choose to play either a single-player or multi-player game. In the single-player game a computerized friend a (more...)
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