LJN Games - LaunchBox Games Database

A Nightmare on Elm Street

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - October 1, 1990

LJN's NES version of the classic horror series casts the player as a teen searching the houses on Elm Street for Freddy Krueger's bones. Once they are all collected, they must be thrown into the high school furnace to destroy Freddy once and for all (a plot similar to 1987's A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors). Nightmare has two worlds. In the red-tinted "real world," players fight snakes and spiders while navigating standard platform challenges. The players here have a "sleep meter" that depletes with every hit taken. If the player's sleep meter drops to empty, the game transitions into the blue-tinted "dream world," where enemies take on the appearance of skeletons and ghosts. An invisible timer also starts, counting down until Freddy appears and forces the player into a brief boss battle. The sleep meter becomes a standard life gauge in the dream world, and deducts a life from the player if drained. Players can find and collect three different icons in the dream world to become "Dream Warriors" with special powers and projectile attacks - both of which give a significant edge when fighting Freddy. Collecting all the bones in a level takes the player to a final level boss, usually taking the form of a monster with Freddy's face or trademark razor glove. Players move back and forth down Elm Street, and a new house opens up as the previous one is cleared. Nightmare is compatible with the NES Four Score accessory, allowing up to four players to play at once using the same screen.

Alien 3

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - March 1, 1993

Alien 3 (Stylized as Alien³) is a video game based on the movie sequel of the same name. The plot of the movie picks up directly after the end of Aliens. Ellen Ripley, the main character of the Alien series, is in cryo-sleep aboard the space ship Sulaco. Unfortunately, an alien or two has stowed away on the Sulaco, and wreaked havoc within the ship. Thus, it crash lands on the prison colony planet Fiorina 161. Ripley and the unarmed prisoners have to figure out a way to survive the aliens terrorizing the colony until help arrives. The game play of the various Alien³ conversions varies from platform to platform. The Genesis Alien³ game is a side-scrolling action game with large maze-like levels. In each level, you have to rescue all the trapped prisoners and then make your way to the exit, all while surviving multiple alien attacks.

Alien 3

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - May 1, 1993

You grope through the darkness. Sweat soaks your shaved head. Heart-pounding fear chokes your breath. Your motion tracker flashes. An alien's flesh-ripping exoskeleton glimmers overhead. You want to run. But, if you don't destroy every egg-laying, chest-bursting, acid-spitting xenomorph on the planet with everything you've got... from a plasma rifle to a blow torch... the nightmare will never end!

Alien 3

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - 1993

The Game Boy version of Alien³ differs significantly from the console games based on the third Alien film. Unlike the more shooter-oriented action on the consoles, this title is played from a top-down perspective, with a greater emphasis on exploration, acquiring items to beat limited puzzles, and survival. As Ripley, you must navigate the corridors of the Fury 161 prison, searching for items to aid your escape. Unlike the film it is based on, multiple Aliens are running loose and attacking the prisoners, plus an Alien Queen nesting in the furnace. The player must map out the labyrinthine halls and ventilation systems to easily move around the complex. They must also find weapons to defend Ripley from the Aliens, along with a flamethrower and fuel to torch their eggs. Only after destroying the Queen and her eggs, may Ripley activate the crashed escape pod and leave the planet.

Back to the Future

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - September 1, 1989

You are Marty McFly, just a typical senior at Hill Valley High. But after getting behind the wheel of a nuclear-powered sports car turned time machine, you find yourself in the year 1955 where you've accidentally tampered with history. Now it must be corrected. You must somehow make sure that teenagers Lorraine Baines and George McFly (the two kids that will eventually grow up to become your parents) fall in love before the photo of your family fades away and you're left with nothing to come home to. It won't be easy. You'll have to protect George from Biff and his gang of bullies while doing your best to keep them from beating you up instead. To complicate things, Lorraine has a crush on you, so you'll have to dodge her advances while trying to figure out a way to get George and her to kiss at the school dance. Time is wasting and even if you manage to put all of the pieces in place, there is still no guarantee that you'll get back. It will all come down to one brief moment in time when the past, present and future all meet.

Back to the Future Part II & III

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - September 1, 1990

Get ready for a wild romp through time, Marty McFly, 'cause you're about to take off on a double mission to save the past, present and future! Better load up on pizza and soda as you rocket to the year 2015 in Doc's supercharged time machine. Hang on to your hi-speed hoverboard as you teach Biff Tannen a thing or two about stealing your Sports Almanac, and locate the special objects he's hidden throughout time. Then, if your flux capacitor isn't on the fritz, it's off to the Wild West, where sharp shootin' gunslingers want you out of town by sundown. The fate of the world -- not to mention generations of McFly's -- is in your hands... and you're out of time!

Beetlejuice

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - January 1, 1992

It's your pal Beetlejuice, here to bamboozle those bewitchers from the Netherworld vacationing at lovely Lydia's place. This house is HAUNTED! Flying cups and saucers and clothes that spring to life cause quite a panic...especially when they're coming for you! It's a horrific 5 level challenge to spook attic ghastlies, rattle angry skeletons and scare ghostly bats. Vampires may even join you for a "bite" to eat. Hmm...maybe we should skip lunch today. These Netherworld ghoul-o-ramas are no match for us. Has the "ghost with the most" ever let you down?!!

Beetlejuice

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - May 1, 1991

In the game you control Beetlejuice through various side-scrolling and overhead view levels in an effort to scare the yuppie Deetz family and friends that have taken over the house. You stomp on cockroaches in order to gain points that you used to buy various scare tactics that you use to defeat various enemies and bosses. Although the initial levels of the game are based upon the film, with Beetlejuice venturing through the Maitland House to find and scare away Otho, the later levels are original and involve Beetlejuice fighting mythical creatures in such locations as a sewer system and the afterlife.

Bill & Ted's Excellent Game Boy Adventure

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - September 1, 1991

A world without our most excellent compatriots Bill and Ted? No way! Yes way - if the Grim Reaper and the evil Bill and Ted robots get their way! DeNomolos wants to totally change the future, and the only way to stop this most heinous dude is to travel through the "circuits of time" and collect the stolen time fragments! 10 adventures - 50 quests. But watch out! Historical dudes like Billy the Kid are tumblin' with killer tumble weeds while the Executioner has an axe to grind with you. Napoleon has a "short" temper and even Granny S. Preston Esquire tries to bag you. Most bogus! Time is running out... so be excellent to each other and party on dudes! An evil plan to totally destroy your future? Bogus! Collect stolen historical fragments, like bodacious Billy the Kid's Sheriff Star. Run out of time and the most heinous Grim Reaper sends you to the land down under.

Bill & Ted's Excellent Video Game Adventure

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - August 1, 1991

An NES game based on these two bodacious dudes of movie fame? Excellent!!! History has been all screwed up and only the San Dimas Duo can set things straight. Awesome responsibility, man! Ride the Power Phone Booth to six different worlds. Galactic, man! Search for Famous Historical Dudes through space and time. Most cosmic! Talk with the likes of Julius Caesar (he invented Caesar Salad) and Napoleon (the short, dead dude). Send them back in time or you'll miss the Wyld Stallyns concert - starring you! Heavy! It's a bodacious, mind-boggling, role-playing adventure. And your only chance to save the world and earn the respect you deserve. No way - yes way! A most excellent role-playing adventure!

Friday the 13th

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - February 10, 1989

It all takes place out at Crystal Lake. That pleasant little camp where happy children of all ages go to spend a fun-filled summer... but this summer will be different. The fun will have to wait. Jason has decided to come to camp and terror is the only game they'll be playing. Only you can stop this terror. You and your six camp counselors can prevent Jason from running wild. It's not an easy task. You must first fight your way through forests filled with man-eating wolves, caves covered with blood-sucking bats, and hordes of mindless zombies at every turn. If a friend is in danger it's up to you to help... or else you can just kiss them goodbye. Jason doesn't play favorites. He'll take anyone. Don't think that hiding in a cabin or staying adrift in a canoe will keep you safe. The only way to survive this summer is to challenge Jason, face to face, and destroy him. Don't worry that it hasn't been done before... there is always a first time (well, not always).

Gotcha! The Sport!

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - November 1, 1987

It's just you now... you're alone... no one to turn to for help. Sure the odds are against you, but this is when you can really show your stuff. You've got your Nintendo Zapper in your hand and a pretty good supply of paint pellets. Don't waste any 'cause you'll need them all. Your opponents are all around and they're good shots. Whether you're in the dense green woods, the steamy urban ghetto, or the snow covered winter forest, there's only one thing on your mind... survival. Register a hit on an enemy player and mark him with a paint splot. Watch out though, because in this game they shoot back and the only way to be safe is to shoot first and shoot straight. This is the ultimate challenge... dare to take it... try to survive.

Jaws

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - November 1, 1987

This can't be! There has never been a Great White in these warm tropical waters before. NEVER! This is more than a coincidence... this shark appears to be possessed... as if it's hunting you down... like it's personal. You'd better prepare yourself and strike back before it's too late. Will you use the mini-sub, sea plane, sailboat or just scuba gear? Perhaps it won't even matter. Remember, this is some kind of unbelievably powerful eating machine you're dealing with. Quick, grab your weapons, pack your explosives and check your maps. It's out there... you know it... and it's coming for you. This is serious! This is the ultimate Jaws challenge, because this time it's not over until only one of you is left alive!

Major League Baseball

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - April 1, 1988

Sure you've always wanted to be a professional ball player but have you ever thought about managing? Well, here's your chance to prove yourself both on and off the field.

NBA All-Star Challenge

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - December 1, 1992

Jam it home with 27 of the hottest NBA" All-Stars in the ultimate test of b-ball skill: ONE-ON-ONE! Downtown or in the paint, driving offense and intense "D", take it to the hoop with the likes of Patrick Ewing, Clyde Drexler, Chris Mullin, Hakeem Olajuwon and Dominique Wilkins. Player stats, realistic courtside sound effects and 5 blistering ways to play: ONE-ON-ONE - FREE THROW CONTEST - 3 POINT SHOOTOUT - H.O.R.S.E. - NBA ALL-STAR TOURNAMENT Don't be denied...take the NBA ALL-STAR CHALLENGE'"!!!

NBA All-Star Challenge

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - February 1, 1991

Take it to the hoop basketball fans - with 27 of the biggest stars in the NBA, including the likes of Isiah Thomas, Charles Barkley, Patrick Ewing, Karl Malone and more. 5 exciting ways to play: - One-on-One - Free throw competition - H.O.R.S.E - Accuracy shootout - All-Star tournament - see who's the best in the NBA! If you've always dreamed of "shooting the hoops" with the pros - crashing the boards, slamming one home, or winning the game with a 3-pointer - take the NBA All-Star Challenge. The ball's in your court! Use the Game Boy Game Link for head-to-head B-ball action.

NBA All-Star Challenge 2

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - May 1, 1992

NBA All-Star Challenge 2 is a basketball game with six mini games, mostly based on real-life one-on-one variants. The main differences to the predecessor are the new mini game Slam Dunk (replaces H.O.R.S.E.) and slightly reworked graphics for the others. Before each game, the player can choose between 27 real-life athletes, one from each NBA team's 1991 roster. All games can be played by two players via the Game Boy link cable.

NFL

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - September 1, 1989

It's very simple... the NFL is football and this is the only officially licensed NFL game for the NES... the closest thing to "real" professional football that you can play without a helmet and shoulder pads. You can select any of the American and National Conference teams, and if you're good enough, you can take them all the way to the Super Bowl! Team rosters are broken down into positions and individually rated according to skills, with position upgrade packages, player ability handicapping, actual NFL Offensive and Defensive Playbook alignments with audibles and even variable wind direction and strength. You not only coach from the sidelines, you also control all the movements of the players on the field. Run, pass, catch, kick, punt, jump, tackle, block and dive... Refs even call penalties. No matter what kind of fan you are, whether you know the rulebook inside-out or just watch an occasional game on TV... this is the one football game you've got to have!

NFL Quarterback Club

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - December 1, 1994

One of the earliest in the series which features all 28 NFL teams including their respective nicknames and logos and many of the top players of the day including John Elway, Joe Montana, Brett Farve and Troy Aikman, just to name a few. There are a variety of game modes to choose from including NFL Play which includes preseason, season and playoff modes along with the Simulation mode that allows players to relive past moments of NFL history and lets the player recreate these moments or change history all together. Also included is the Quarterback Challenge which would become a staple in the series. In the QB Challenge, the player chooses from one of nineteen different NFL quarterbacks to compete in a series of challenges that will test their accuracy, speed, power and knowledge. Players can also create their own custom quarterback and throw them into the competition. Players can also customize their options including quarter lengths, weather conditions, rules, etc. The game also contains a battery backup to save games and created characters.

NFL Quarterback Club

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - November 1, 1993

NFL Quarterback Club is not the standard football game. Instead of competing in actual games, the player chooses from 13 different NFL Quarterbacks: Jeff Hostetler, Phil Simms, Steve Young, Mark Rypien, Boomer Esiason, Bernie Kosar, John Elway, Warren Moon, Jim Everett, Randall Cunningham, Jim Harbaugh, Troy Aikman or Jim Kelly and competes in four sets of drills that tests their speed, agility, throwing accuracy against another quarterback. Whichever QB does the best will win the contest and proceed to another rival and repeat the process.

NFL Quarterback Club II

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - March 1, 1995

This isn't just any game-it's NFL™ QUARTERBACK CLUB™. Huddle up with the NFL's top quarterbacks and their signature plays! Comprehensive game stats and updated NFL™ rules stretch your gridiron skills to the breaking point. Practice is over! NFL™ QUARTERBACK CLUB™...REAL FOOTBALL FOR REAL PLAYERS!

Pictionary: The Game of Video Quick Draw

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - July 1, 1990

The excitement of one of the America's most popular party games comes to the NES with Pictionary. Not only are the elements of the board game there, but so are several picture-based mini-games. Additionally, this version can be played solo, whereas the board game requires at least three people. The basic objective of Pictionary is for a person on a team to try and illustrate a word he or she has been given using only drawings. The team must guess what is being illustrated within a certain amount of time. As a reward for guessing the puzzle correctly, the team gets to advance on a board. The team that makes it to the end of the board first wins. In addition to the classic drawing aspect to the game, there are also four mini-games to be played in order for a team to win. These include "Attack of the Paint Zombies" (similar to Space Invaders), "The Warehouse Shuffle" (moving crates from one side of a warehouse to another as gremlins try to steal them), "Four Alarm Rescue" (catching people as they jump out of windows), and "Leapin' Energy Casules!" (capturing energy balls to fuel your spaceship). There are also other game modes that enable you to use cards you may have for an actual Pictionary board game or a practice mode enabling you to simply draw.

Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - September 1, 1992

FEEL THE HEAT! Three-time Cy Young Award winner Roger "The Rocket" Clemens brings home the best in Super NES baseball action: - Realistic over-the-shoulder fielding - Full-season league play - Close up plays at the base - Player-controlled leading and stealing - Instant replay for the great plays - Strategy tips from the rocket himself The Rocket's on the mound... and you're up!

Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - October 1, 1991

Join one of the most dominant pitchers in baseball history for Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball. While the game does not come with the license of Major League Baseball or the MLBPA, there are still 26 similar teams with rosters resembling those of their actual MLB counterparts, including 1991 statistics. Though player names could not be used, the fictional ones make it apparent who each player represents. For instance, you can strike out one of Oakland's Bash brothers (M. Bash or J. Bash) with Texas' R. Nolan or hit a home run with Detroit's C. Fieldman off of Chicago's M. Gaddox. The gameplay of Roger Clemens differs from that of most NES baseball games. Though the batting scenes may resemble those typified by R.B.I. Baseball and Major League Baseball, the view switches to what one might see from the outfield stands once the ball is hit. This results in different controls from most baseball games as well. A player can challenge a friend or the computer, and one-player games may be exhibition or part of a 33-game season, complete with playoffs once the season is complete. In order to help make your season a successful one, Roger Clemens himself is there to offer advice.

Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - September 1, 1992

It took LJN and Roger "The Rocket" Clemens, the best pitcher in baseball, to bring home the greatest baseball game ever! The view is as good as it gets with true over-the-shoulder in-the-field perspective, amazing close-ups of the close plays, TV style picture-in-picture stats and post-game coverage, and when the going gets rough, check out the pitching and strategy tips from the Rocket himself. You choose your team and manage them through a simulated season, climaxing with a best of 7 championship series, or create your own dream match-ups in exhibition games. It's 1 or 2-player baseball action at its best! Any way you play it's hot! And with the Rocket you'll really feel the heat!

Spider-Man

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - February 1, 1995

Spider-Man's past comes back to haunt him when more maniacal madmen than you can count on two webbed hands bust out of prison and team up to settle the score against him. Only your Spider-Sense, wall-climbing ability, web-swinging maneuvers and a little help from the Fantastic Four can even the odds! The hunt is on... but who's the prey?

Spider-Man & X-Men: Arcade's Revenge

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - December 1, 1993

Spider-Man and his mutant pals need your help to escape from Arcade's diabolical amusement park - battling killer clowns, hungry piranhas, lethal doom balls and deadly robot replicas of super-villains like Carnage and Juggernaut! Will Spidey's webs, Wolverine's claws, Gambit's energy cards, Storm's lightning bolts and Cyclops' optic blasts mean GAME OVER for Arcade? That depends on YOU!!

Spider-Man 2

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - 1992

Whenever J. Jonah puts me on the front page, it's gotta be bad news... "Spider-Man Wanted In Daring Daylight Robbery!" Hmm, I don't need my spider-sense to know that something mysterious is going on here. Better get swinging if I'm going to get to the bottom of this mess... alive! "Wall climber! You are no match for my ghoulish Goblin Glider!" "I break more than just the laws of gravity, web-head!" Your spider-sense will be tingling until you solve this mystery. Ride the deadly Skull-Coaster in search of Carnage.

Spider-Man Venom: Maximum Carnage

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - September 16, 1994

Only one maniacal madman can force Spider-Man to unite with his sinister, arch-nemesis Venom’: CARNAGE’! His deadly rampage is tearing New York City apart! Only wild web-slinging maneuvers, crushing combat moves and Super Hero’ allies can save the city from total obliteration. It's maximum mayhem! It's Maximum Carnage’! Paint the town red!

Spider-Man X-Men: Arcade's Revenge

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - November 1, 1992

Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - October 1, 1992

Doctor Octopus is planning the crowning caper of his criminal career... to RULE THE WORLD! He has recruited The Sinister Six: Electro, Sandman, Mysterio, The Vulture, and Hobgoblin. With these Super Villains together again nothing stands in their way... except your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! Can Spider-Man save the world? Are his spider powers enough to defeat The Sinister Six or is this more than even Spidey can handle? Only you hold the answer because YOU are Spider-Man - swinging into your first NES adventure ever!

T2: Terminator 2: Judgment Day

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - October 8, 1992

T2: Terminator 2 - Judgment Day is a third-person platform/action game for Game Boy. It was developed by B.I.T.S. The game is a side-scroller. The player moves from left to right, shooting enemies and jumping over obstacles in the platforming stages. There are also time-limited mini-games, such as re-arranging wires to form a connected path, as well as other types of stages. The stages are based on key scenes from the film. At the beginning of the game, the player appears to be in the future, with Terminators attacking the player, and a Hunter Killer type robot dropping explosives around the player.

T2: Terminator 2: Judgment Day

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - November 1, 1993

One of the several games based on the eponymous movie. The player controls the T-800 terminator, a cyborg from the future, who travels to the year 1995 to protect John Connor, the future leader of the human resistance against machines, from being killed by another terminator, the highly advanced model T-1000. This adaptation of the movie is essentially a side-scrolling action game, with both melee combat and shooting; there are also driving sequences between the side-scrolling levels, which mainly consists of avoiding pursuers and safely arriving to the next destination. T-800's default weapon is a pistol, but he can later acquire other weapons such as a shotgun, a mini-gun, etc. The "good terminator" can also use kicks and punches to dispose of the enemies. As in the movie, T-1000 appears frequently and must be fought and incapacitated, but can not be permanently killed until the ending part. Another objective the player must complete is collecting various robotic parts that could lead to a construction of a new terminator. These parts must be sought out and destroyed, to make this new technique impossible

T2: The Arcade Game

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - November 1, 1992

This is an arcade rail-shooter based on the film Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Up to two players shoot through future and present levels as robotic killers reprogrammed to serve the human resistance. Both players wield a machine gun with infinite ammo that lowers its firing rate (overheats) as it is continuously fired. A secondary weapon (missile launchers in the future, shotguns in the present) has limited ammo but deals heavy damage. Powerups inside the game world include secondary weapon ammo and coolant for the machine guns, and are shot to be collected. Terminator 2: Judgment Day, renamed T2: The Arcade Game for home conversions, features seven levels based on specific scenes or general concepts in the film. The first four levels act as a prelude, as the player guns down waves of metal Terminators across a post-apocalyptic Battlefield, a besieged Human Hideout, and through the security checkpoints of the enemy supercomputer SkyNet. After destroying the computer, players travel back in time to protect John and Sarah Connor, while also destroying every scrap of SkyNet research at the headquarters of its manufacturer. From there, players must fend off the indestructible T-1000 until the final showdown in the Steel Mill. Assets from the movie are used when possible, such as voice clips from Arnold Schwarzenegger, and close-up digital stills of Robert Patrick for the final battle against the T-1000. The Genesis and SNES versions also support lightguns (the Menacer and Super Scope, respectively).

Terminator 2: Judgment Day

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - February 1, 1991

It comes from the future. It can take any shape and survive almost any injury (even when a 10-gauge shotgun blast opens it up like a tin can). Its mission: eliminate John Connor. Its name: the T-1000. Against it stands one hope: you, a terminator model T-800... equipped with on-screen target search displays, a lever-action Winchester, and 10 barrels of high explosives... one mean machine. Protect John Connor (before a 23,000 lb. tow-rig plows your Harley into tomorrow). Save humanity (while Uzi-armed SWAT teams try to blow you away). Terminate the T-1000 (steel mill meltdown!)... or mankind is history.

The Amazing Spider-Man

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - July 1, 1990

So you think the life of a Marvel Super Hero is an easy one? Wrong! Take Spider-Man for example. While he's out protecting decent folk, a group of evil mutants kidnap his wife and threaten to "neutralize" her if their demands aren't met. Now Spidey's got to get her back before something terrible happens. It won't be easy though, because he's got the likes Hobgoblin, Mysterio, Dr. Octopus and some of Marvel's other favorite "baddies" standing in his way. So, if you feel up to the challenge and you're ready for some serious wall-crawling, make sure your web spinners are full and batteries fresh before you tackle this Game Boy adventure. We're sure you'll be playing this one for a long, long time.

The Amazing Spider-Man 3: Invasion of the Spider-Slayers

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - July 1, 1993

Spidey's in a web of trouble! Razor-winged, bolt-firing, mechanoid Spider-Slayers want to slide and dice him! Electro and Scorpion are trying to fry him with bolts of electricity! But on-screen Spider-Sense and devastating new combat moves mean it ain't over... 'til Spidey says so!

The Incredible Crash Dummies

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - October 1, 1993

The Crash Dummies are going to pieces! That mechanical mishap, Junkman’, has kidnapped dummy designer, Dr. Zub’! To get him back, it's up to Slick’ to "hit the road" at the Crash Test Center, "shake a leg" at the Construction Site, and "stick his neck out" in the Military Testing Zone! Meanwhile, those screw-loose Junkbots’ are revving up to end this dummy do-gooding! The future of safety is in your hands ... don't lose your head!

The Incredible Crash Dummies

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - September 23, 1993

Have fun with some real headbangers... THE INCREDIBLE CRASH DUMMIES!! Spare Tire's been dummy-napped, and it's up to Slick 'n' Spin to rescue him from the clutches of The Junkman! Lend 'em a hand as they: Slam and jam on the Crash Test Center tire bounce! Try not to fall head over heels on the Big Top high wire! Go to pieces steering clear of rowdy truckers on The Docks! Shake a leg past snarling dogs and runaway tires at The Junkyard! Knock heads with the Junkman to set Spare Tire free! THE INCREDIBLE CRASH DUMMIES... where fun is a farewell to arms!

The Incredible Crash Dummies

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - November 5, 1992

DON'T BE A DUMMY. BUCKLE YOUR SAFETY BELT. It's a crashing, bashing good time guaranteed to break you up! Whether it's an avalanche of laughs on the ski slopes, the boulevard bounce after a stunt jump, or a burst of high pressure humor testing air bags, the Incredible Crash Dummies are a real crack-up! They may have a few screws loose...but the Incredible Crash Dummies will knowck themselves out so you have a good time.

The Karate Kid

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - November 1, 1987

Think you can handle a real Martial Arts challenge? Then how about guiding Daniel-San through the series of hazards, obstacles, and challenges that stand in his path? But don't think that just being able to fight will get you through. This time it's not enough to just punch, kick and jump... this time your total martial arts training will be put to the test. Your discipline and inner control could be what saves your life. You must prove that you are capable of thinking, reasoning, and reacting. Catching a fly with your chopsticks or splitting blocks of ice with your bare hand is just as important as fighting face to face with your enemy. This challenge will take you to the streets of L.A., the back roads of Okinawa and many strange areas beyond. Always keep your mind clear and remember all that you've been taught, and maybe... just maybe... you'll make it!

The Punisher

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - November 1, 1990

Who says crime doesn't pay? Frank Castle - A.K.A The Punisher - does, that's who. A devoted family man and honored detective... until the mob changed all that. Now he's out to seek revenge as Marvel Comics' ultimate payback warrior! As The Punisher, you've got street smarts and an explosive arsenal of portable weaponry... from a clip-fed automatic pistol to a heavy-duty military assault rifle (not to mention the shoulder-mounted surface-to-surface rocket launcher). Your target: Kingpin - The BIGGEST of the big bosses. But first you've got to take on hundreds of thugs, hoods, felons and low-life criminals on each of the six challenging levels. This is real "arcade-style" action - and everything's a target! And don't forget, while you're out hunting them... they're out hunting you!

The Uncanny X-Men

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - December 1, 1989

The entire human race is in danger! Magneto and his band of evil mutants are on the rampage and nothing can stop them... except for you, professor Xavier and your uncanny X-Men. Cerebro, your advanced computer system, displays the different missions, all of which must be completed in order to accomplish your ultimate goal... the defeat of Magneto! Working with Wolverine, Cyclops, Storm, Colossus, Nightcrawler and Iceman, you select the best attack team for each battle based on their combination of superhuman skills. The X-Men must work together as a team in both the 1 player and 2 player games. The 2 player game features simultaneous control where cooperation and teamwork are essential... but be careful; once one of your super heroes is immobilized, they're out of action for the rest of the game. Good luck... humanity's fate is in your hands!

Town & Country Surf Designs II: Thrilla's Surfari

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - March 1, 1992

Whoa, Thrilla Gorilla! Bag your boards and lay back tall for the raddest, weirdest surf and skate action ever! Wazula, an evil Kahuna, has stolen your babe and taken her to Africa. No curbs and quarter-pipes here, just the ultimate skate challenge of gnarly jungles and bakin' deserts! It's hardcore surfin' down killer volcanoes and mammoth waterfalls... ever catch a wave riding a shark? Wazula's got some smooth moves of his own, like a two-headed flying Rhino, a saw-toothed Great White, and a way-tough Lava Monster big as a volcano. So get rippin' through the scorpions, slashin' through the rapids, and trash that Wazula doofus! But don't choke, Thrilla... or your babe's toast.

Town & Country Surf Designs: Wood & Water Rage

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - February 1, 1988

O.K. dudes, the time has come to really get radical. You and the rest of "Da Boys", T&C's famous group of skate and surf crazies, can kick out and pull off some awesome maneuvers together. Whether you're jammin' the ramps, jumping the cracks, riding the rails or just laying back tall, the skate action is hotter than hot!

True Lies

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - February 1, 1995

"It's not like he's saving the world or anything." Oh, yes it is! As special agent Harry Tasker, it's up to you to prevent a nuclear holocaust and stop the Crimson Jihad! Experience all the explosive intensity of TRUE LIES--including never-before-seen secret missions! All the action of the movie megahit--and none of the romance!

True Lies

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - February 1, 1995

It's not like he's saving the world or anything. Oh, yes it is! As special agent Harry Tasker, it's up to you to prevent a nuclear holocaust and stop the Crimson Jihad! Experience all the explosive intensity of TRUE LIES - including never-before-seen secret missions! All the action of the movie mega hit - and none of the romance!

Warlock

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - May 26, 1995

The once in a millennium confrontation is upon you! Using the powerful spells and potions entrusted to you by your Druid ancestors, battle gargoyles, the Undead, fire-breathing dragons... and if you survive, the all-powerful Warlock! Combining strategy, intuition, and sorcery, you must be the first to locate six ancient runestones - and save all creation from unraveling!

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - January 16, 1989

You play this game as the Private Investigator, Eddie Valliant, while Roger Rabbit wanders around the scenery behind you. Your job is to search the city for clues, items and punchlines to jokes which will be your only defense should the Weasels catch up to poor Roger. Except for these Weasels (and birds flying overhead), Roger is more or less invincible as a toon. That means for most of the gameplay, he will be ignored. Should the Weasels appear in an area with you however (with an alarm sounding as they get close), Roger will go bug-eyed and try to run away. It is then up to Eddie to keep the Weasels away from Roger or engage in knock-knock jokes should they happen to catch him.

Wolverine

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - October 1, 1991

Stranded on a remote, deserted island by his arch enemies, Sabretooth and Magneto, Marvel Comics' Wolverine must fight the battle of his life. Super-human powers, including regenerative healing abilities, an indestructible Adamantium skeleton and retractable razor sharp claws that slice through anything, make Wolverine a terrifying adversary... but has he finally met his match? Lead Wolverine in this world-class struggle against Sabretooth and the evil genius, Magneto. In the heat of battle, fellow X-Men Havok, Jubilee and Psylocke come to your side helping even out the score. To survive, you must complete 9 missions, including The Battle for the Skies, Trial by Fire, Trial by Water, The Dungeon of Traps, and The Land of Nightmares, until, at long last, you face your ultimate foes. Prepare for the most exciting and unpredictable X-Men adventure of them all!

Wolverine: Adamantium Rage

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - November 28, 1994

Unbreakable... Unstoppable... Uncontrollable... It's Wolverine in ADAMANTIUM RAGE! Armed with an arsenal of slashing combat moves, the lone X-Men battles his way from the Weapon X lab to the streets of Tokyo searching for clues to his mysterious past in the most dangerous adventure of his life. But remember, Bub... he's the best at what he does! 'Nuf said!

WWF King of the Ring

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - November 1, 1993

It's the event that everyone is talking about --- The King of the Ring? --- and now it's time to prove you're the best! It's a brutal, no time out elimination tournament for the wrestling crown! » All-New King of the Ring Tournament? » 10 of the hottest superstars » Create your own wrestler with customizes strength, speed, and more » Grueling One-on-One and tag team bouts If you've got the guts...take the challenge. If you've got the skill...TAKE THE CROWN!!

WWF King of the Ring

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - September 1, 1993

It's the event everyone's talking about - the King of the Ring - and now it's time to prove you're the best! It's a brutal, no-time-out elimination tournament for the wrestling crown! -All-New King of the Ring Tournament -10 of the hottest superstars -Create your own wrestler with customized strength, speed & more -Grueling One-on-One and Tag Team bouts If you've got the guts... take the challenge. If you've got the skill... TAKE THE CROWN!! -DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO BE KING OF THE RING?! -FLATTEN YOUR OPPONENT WITH PUNISHING DROP-KICKS! -TAKE THE BATTLE OUTSIDE THE ROPES! -LEAD YOUR TAG TEAM TO VICTORY!

WWF Raw

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - November 25, 1994

Raw slams your senses with 24 megs of the most ruthless mat mayhem ever! The hottest superstars, all new superhumans megamoves and more in-and-out-of-the-ring action stand between you and the championship belt. This Raw...and RAW IS WAR!

WWF Royal Rumble

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - June 11, 1993

All-New 16-Meg Mayhem!! In the ring... Out of the ring...Out of Control! Take on 12 of the best superstars in the World Wrestling Federation as you atomic-drop, headbutt, piledrive and dropkick your way through the most grueling test of wrestling skills ever devised! - Royal Rumble: 6-in-the-ring at once! - "No-holds-barred brawl" with no ref... and no rules! - Choke-holds, eye-gouges and back-breaking chair-slams! - More superstars than ever before - each with this own trademark moves! - Tournament Mania: Win the Championship Belt! You may be ready to wrestle... But are you Ready to Rumble?!!

WWF Super WrestleMania

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - March 1, 1992

Charge down to ringside in WWF Super WrestleMania!!! Never before have the WWF superstars like Hulk Hogan, Sid Justice, The Undertaker and Jake "Snake" Roberts looked so real! They're bigger, mightier and tougher than ever before! You're in command of powerslams that rock the arena, clotheslines that clobber, and atomic suplexes that flatten your foe into submission!

WWF Superstars

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - April 1, 1991

Step into the ring and experience all the bodyslamming action of WWF wrestling! Take on 5 of the most popular WWF Superstars-both in and out of the ring-with bone-crunching moves like the piledriver, suplex and the incredible flying dropkick. If you've always dreamed of being the WWF champ...THIS IS YOUR GAME!!! You can also go head-to-head with a friend by using the Game Link.

WWF Superstars 2

Nintendo Game Boy - Released - August 1, 1992

Crunching clotheslines, devastating dropkicks, backbreaking bodyslams... step through the ropes for all-new WWF action. Match your skills against 6 of the toughest WWF Superstars - in tag team and singles matches, on the mat, in the air, in the ring or inside the steel cage! Use Game Link to lock up with a friend for the ultimate WWF wrestling challenge.

WWF WrestleMania Challenge

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - November 1, 1990

Get ready for the greatest in powerhouse action - both in and out of the ring. Go head-to-head with either of the biggest WWF Superstars. Can you survive the Atomic Drop, Warrior Wallop, the Hulkster Splash, the Sleeperhold and the Rude Awakening? Fight back with some classic moves of your own - like Flying Turnbuckle Leaps, Headbutts, Elbow Smashes and more! Choose Between: ★ Singles and tag team matches (even double-teaming!) ★ Incredible 3-on-3 Survivor Series® mode ★1 and 2 player head-to-head and team-play action You can even enter the ring as "yourself" and prove to the world that there's only one true WWF Champion - you!

WWF WrestleMania: Steel Cage Challenge

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - September 1, 1992

Accept the toughest challenge in all of wrestling: the WWF Wrestlemania Steel Cage Challenge! Feel the pulse-pounding action in singles and tag team matches that feature 10 incredible WWF superstars! You control every action-packed move and manoeuvre - Clothesline, Elbowdrops, Bodyslams, Dropkicks. When you're ready for the ultimate wrestling challenge, the steel cage is ready for you.