BackGuiner: Yomigaeru Yuusha-tachi: Hishou-hen Uragiri no Senjou

Sega Saturn - Released - October 1, 1998

BackGuiner: Yomigaeru Yuusha-tachi: Hishou-hen Uragiri no Senjou (バックガイナー～よみがえる勇者たち～飛翔編「うらぎりの戦場」) is a simulation game for the Sega Saturn. It is a sequel to BackGuiner: Yomigaeru Yuusha-tachi: Kakusei-hen Guiner Tensei. This game was scheduled to be made as a trilogy, but the final chapter was not released.

BackGuiner: Yomigaeru Yuusha-tachi: Kakusei-hen Guiner Tensei

Sega Saturn - Released - July 30, 1998

BackGuiner: Yomigaeru Yuusha-tachi: Kakusei-hen Guiner Tensei (バックガイナー～よみがえる勇者たち～覚醒編「ガイナー転生」) is a simulation game for the Sega Saturn. This game was scheduled to be made as a trilogy, but the final chapter was not released.

Bubble Bobble

Fujitsu FM Towns Marty - Released - 1990

Bubble Bobble is a 1986 platform arcade game developed and published by Taito. It was distributed in the United States by Romstar, and in Europe by Electrocoin. Players control Bub and Bob, two dragons that set out to save their girlfriends from a world known as the Cave of Monsters. This was later released on the FM Towns Marty in 1990.

Bubble Symphony

Sega Saturn - Released - November 27, 1997

In Bubble Symphony, you play one of four dragons - Bubblun, Bobblun, Kululun, and Cororon. Each dragon has its advantages and disadvantages. You have the task of trapping your enemies in bubbles, then bumping into them to make them turn into food, which you can get for points. There are multiple paths that you can take, and bosses that you have to defeat in order to proceed to the next set of levels. Multiple endings are viewed depending on skill and secrets found. Features an excellent soundtrack and guest appearances from various Taito games.

Chakushin Melody Damon

Sony Playstation - Released - November 25, 1999

Chakushin Melody Damon is an utility for creating music and sound, and also features a collection of melodies and sounds for using in mobile phones. The game features different mobile models.

Chakushin Melody Damon Gold

Sony Playstation - Released - August 10, 2000

Chakushin Melody Damon Volume.2

Sony Playstation - Released - January 27, 2000

Chakushin Melody Damon 2 is another utility for creating music and sound, and also features a collection of melodies and sounds for using in mobile phones. The game features different mobile models.

Chakushin Melody Damon Volume.3

Sony Playstation - Released - February 24, 2000

Chakushin Melody Damon vol.3 is another utility for creating music and sound, and also features a collection of melodies and sounds for using in movile phones. The game features different mobile models.

Chakushin Melody Damon Volume.4

Sony Playstation - Released - April 13, 2000

Chase H.Q.

Fujitsu FM Towns Marty - Released - 1991

As an undercover agent of Chase Headquarters, your job is to patrol the streets and track down five criminals. You are given a mission briefing before you start which gives information on the suspect and what car they drive. Then you drive across the city without crashing into other cars, and catch up with the criminal's car. To arrest the suspects, you must keep bumping into their car until it is no longer functional. And you have to do this under a strict time limit. You can't afford to crash into cars or buildings or you waste time getting on the road again. However, once you've caught up with your suspect, you are given more time. Your car is also equipped with turbo boosts, which you can use to gain extra speed if you are way behind the criminal. Each arrest is based on a "suspicion".

Harukaze Sentai V-Force

Sony Playstation - Released - November 15, 1996

Harukaze Sentai V-Force story revolves around the lives and dramas of three girls who are charged with saving the world and repelling alien invaders. The main game is a strategy simulation where you control the crack trio of mech-driving girls who go on roughly 40 different missions. The missions take place on the planet and escalate into full scale campaigns that take place in outer space. A variety of beautifully done animation sequences move the in-game story along and complement the action well. The sequences are high quality and are spread out over the game's 3 CD-Roms. V-Force is a familiar mix of strategy and animation that we have seen in a number of other products released in Japan for the Saturn and Playstation. The view in the strategy portion of the game is an isometric one where you move your battle units on a grid overlay. Each phase will have you moving, fighting and defending, depending on your situation. During a campaign, you will have intermittent conversations and data relayed to you via a spatial com-link that floats above the main battle screen. The chatter sets up mission goals and objectives.

Harukaze Sentai V-Force

Sega Saturn - Released - June 27, 1997

Harukaze Sentai V-Force is an isometric strategy game similar to Front Mission or Super Robot Taisen. The game follows Natsuki, Mizuki, and Kagetsu, three sisters who are pilots in the Earth Defense Force. Each mission allows you to configure your character's weaponry, and as they fight, they will gain experience and level up. Before and after each mission, fully-animated cutscenes drive the plot forward, and sometimes they will appear at crucial points during a mission as well.

Hishouzame: Flying Shark

Fujitsu FM Towns Marty - Released - 1993

Hishouzame: Flying Shark is a top-down shooter similar to Raiden. You start off with four lives and three bombs. With that (you can get more lives at certain point intervals, and more bombs can be found), you, the "Sky Shark" of your squadron, blast through five levels of enemy-infested battlefields with as many as six gun upgrades (Aside from the bombs and the gun upgrade, there are no other weapons to be found at all). Includes three difficulty levels and two-player support.

Mahjong de Asobo

Sony Playstation - Released - November 30, 2000

Mahjong de Asobo is a mahjong game in which the player arrives at a female high school (Saint Shirclara School) as a teacher and start playing a mahjong game against 3 female characters and if the player wins he can unlock different slide puzzles to play with that show the character pictures. The game features japanese voice acting for the female characters and a character picture gallery and unlockable slide puzzles games.

Metal Black

Sega Saturn - Released - May 24, 1996

Metal Black is an arcade 2D side-scrolling shoot'em up, made as continuation of Final Gun Frontier" and Darius. Aliens (called Nemesis) invaded Earth, won the war, and took most of the raw materials and the player, piloting a spaceship, fights against those aliens. His vehicle is the CF-345 Black Fly, and he must "fly right, and shoot enemies". He has only 1 weapon, and collects special pickups to increase firepower (and activate power-beam). The game has 6 levels & 2 bonus levels, each with their own song.

Mizubaku Daibouken

Sega Saturn - Released - October 22, 1998

In Mizubaku Daibouken, you play Hipopo the Hippopotamus who must venture through a large number of enemy-packed levels in search for his missing girlfriend, as well as rescuing other hippo-like creatures along the way. The game features moving platforms, collapsible floors, boats, water-wheels, and plants that can be watered, causing them to grow and allowing you to reach much higher platforms. Hipopo is supplied with magical water globes, which can be thrown at enemies to freeze them. Once frozen, the enemies can be kicked and destroyed completely. If idle for a few seconds, enemies will unfreeze themselves and continue their business. Every two levels is a boss that needs to be defeated in order to proceed to the next one.

Night Striker

Sony Playstation - Released - July 28, 1995

Night Striker is a third-person shooter reminiscent of Space Harrier. Laser optics expert Dr. Lindvery Maska and his daughter have been kidnapped by a terrorist group, and Dick Dagras, head of the Special Service Agency, is mobilizing a group of elite soldiers experienced in the use of special armored flying cars, in order to rescue Dr. Maska and destroy this terrorist group. The player flies through each stage, controlling their armored car and shooting down waves of enemies. A boss appears at the end of each stage, and after this the player must choose what path to take in the next stage, as in Darius. Instead of lives, the player has a shield that takes damage from each hit, but is recharged at the end of each stage.

Night Striker S

Sega Saturn - Released - June 14, 1996

Night Striker is a third-person shooter reminiscent of Space Harrier. Laser optics expert Dr. Lindvery Maska and his daughter have been kidnapped by a terrorist group, and Dick Dagras, head of the Special Service Agency, is mobilizing a group of elite soldiers experienced in the use of special armored flying cars, in order to rescue Dr. Maska and destroy this terrorist group.

Operation Wolf

Fujitsu FM Towns Marty - Released - 1990

Assuming the role of Special Forces Operative Roy Adams, the player attempts to rescue five hostages who are being held captive in enemy territory. The game is divided into six stages, each of which advances the story when completed. For example, after the Jungle stage is completed, Adams interrogates an enemy soldier and learns the location of the concentration camp where the hostages are being held. This was one of the first shooter games to feature a storyline.

Sakkyoku Surundamon: Dance Remix Hen

Sony Playstation - Released - June 29, 2000

A record producer is an individual working within the music industry, whose job is to oversee and manage the recording (i.e. "production") of an artist's music. A producer has many roles that may include, but are not limited to, gathering ideas for the project, selecting songs and/or musicians, coaching the artist and musicians in the studio, controlling the recording sessions, and supervising the entire process through mixing and mastering. Producers also often take on a wider entrepreneurial role, with responsibility for the budget, schedules, and negotiations. Sakkyoku Surundamon Dance Remix-Hen allows the player to be a record producer using this music composer software. The player can begin composing the song using the program in the Edit Mode part, here he can add effects, melodies and to the rest of the recording phases to the song. After creating the song he can save it and use the Play Mode to listen to the songs that he had created. The game also features some samples of songs that can be played and also edited.

Super Real Mahjong PII & PIII+

Fujitsu FM Towns Marty - Released - 1993

Super Real Mahjong PIV

Fujitsu FM Towns Marty - Released - 1994

Originating in the arcades, this installment of the Super Real Mahjong series puts the player in the role of a mahjong club member who competes against three female opponents. Rounds won by the player lead to undressing animations; however, while the computer version has explicit nudity, console versions are censored. All the versions have the same opponents, cutscenes, and gameplay rules. The computer version adds a versus mode in which girls can compete against each other, while the Super Famicom (SNES) version has a so-called "puzzle mode", which reveals parts of a puzzle as the player wins mahjong rounds.

Super Real Mahjong PIV

Sharp X68000 - Released - 1994

Originating in the arcades, this installment of the Super Real Mahjong series puts the player in the role of a mahjong club member who competes against three female opponents. Rounds won by the player lead to undressing animations; however, while the computer version has explicit nudity, console versions are censored. All the versions have the same opponents, cutscenes, and gameplay rules. The computer version adds a versus mode in which girls can compete against each other, while the Super Famicom (SNES) version has a so-called "puzzle mode", which reveals parts of a puzzle as the player wins mahjong rounds.

Super Real Mahjong PIV Final

NEC PC-9801 - Released - February 16, 1995

Originating in the arcades, this installment of the Super Real Mahjong series puts the player in the role of a mahjong club member who competes against three female opponents. Rounds won by the player lead to undressing animations; however, while the computer version has explicit nudity, console versions are censored. All the versions have the same opponents, cutscenes, and gameplay rules. The computer version adds a versus mode in which girls can compete against each other, while the Super Famicom (SNES) version has a so-called "puzzle mode", which reveals parts of a puzzle as the player wins mahjong rounds.

Super Real Mahjong: PII & PIII

Fujitsu FM Towns Marty - Released - 1992

Super Real Mahjong PII & PIII is a compilation that contains Super Real Mahjong PII and Super Real Mahjong PIII, which were only released in the arcades as separate games. Both games are fairly straightforward one-on-one mahjong matches; the player can not select the opponent and the game is over when one round of mahjong is lost. The compilation features improved graphics and animation, as well as additional gameplay modes: four-player mahjong (in the computer versions) and versus mode, where the player can select opponents (in the PC Engine / TurboGrafx CD version).

Super Real Mahjong: PII & PIII

Sharp X68000 - Released - 1993

Super Real Mahjong PII & PIII is a compilation that contains Super Real Mahjong PII and Super Real Mahjong PIII, which were only released in the arcades as separate games. Both games are fairly straightforward one-on-one mahjong matches; the player can not select the opponent and the game is over when one round of mahjong is lost. The compilation features improved graphics and animation, as well as additional gameplay modes: four-player mahjong (in the computer versions) and versus mode, where the player can select opponents (in the PC Engine / TurboGrafx CD version).

Super Real Mahjong: PII & PIII

NEC PC-9801 - Released - 1993

Super Real Mahjong PII & PIII is a compilation that contains Super Real Mahjong PII and Super Real Mahjong PIII, which were only released in the arcades as separate games. Both games are fairly straightforward one-on-one mahjong matches; the player can not select the opponent and the game is over when one round of mahjong is lost. The compilation features improved graphics and animation, as well as additional gameplay modes: four-player mahjong (in the computer versions) and versus mode, where the player can select opponents (in the PC Engine / TurboGrafx CD version).

Tatsujin Ou

Fujitsu FM Towns Marty - Released - 1993

Volcanic eruptions have been occurring on a deserted planet somewhere in deep space for quite some time. Then, on a fateful day, they culminated in a gigantic explosion, and a terrifying creature appeared. It is the emperor of the Gidans, thought to be defeated in the last galactic war. Now, the threat is back: the Gidans army is quickly assembled, and in a short time they dominate the galaxy again. Only a handful of refugees escape to deliver the news to the astroport. A pilot navigating the HyperFighter One aircraft is sent to stop the Gidans once and for all. Like its predecessor, Tatsujin Ou (also known as Truxton II) is a vertically scrolling shooter. The gameplay is very similar to that of the first game: the player-controlled aircraft has three basic weapons (distinguished by the colors of corresponding power-ups) and bombs at his disposal. The rest of the power-ups are also the same as in the first game: increasing the ship's speed, the amount of bombs, and the lives of the player characters. A special power-up can also summon two wingmen to fight alongside the hero. Beside the single-player mode, the game also includes co-op multiplayer.

The NewZealand Story

Fujitsu FM Towns Marty - Released - 1989

One day, a kiwi tribe was having fun and games outside the zoo, only to be kidnapped by the evil-minded Leopard Seal, who plans to sell them at the black market. Fortunately, during the kidnapping process, Tiki, leader of the tribe, managed to escape the sack, and her job is to rescue Phee-Phee and the other kiwis scattered around New Zealand, and are held in cages in various locations that include Auckland, Rotorua, Waitomo Caves, Strait Cook, and Mt. Cook. If Tiki doesn't rescue a kiwi in a limited amount of time, the devil will appear and try to kill her. When Tiki reaches the outskirts of each city, except Strait Cook, there is a boss waiting to meet Tiki, and kill her by using their own choice of weapons. Also making the rescue mission difficult are several nasties that attempt to throw their own weapons, like bombs and arrows, at her. To defeat these enemies, Tiki shoots at them using her crossbow and arrows. More often than not, when Tiki shoots at enemies, they will leave behind pieces of fruit that she can pick up for points. However, it is likely that Tiki may get other weapons or the letters E, X, T, E, N, and D. Collecting all these letters will result in an extra life, and as for the weapons, they include laser shots, bombs, and fireballs. In some levels, a few areas are located further up than just left or right, and the only way that Tiki can go up is by snatching something off the enemy that gives her the ability to fly up. Other areas are underwater, and when Tiki goes underwater, her oxygen meter decreases, so she has to rise up to the surface again to restore her oxygen levels. Apart from her own weapons, Tiki is able to squirt water at enemies if she gets to the top of the water.