Gamespots

• Disney games
• Jurassic Park game
• Road Rash series
• Battletoads series
• Batman series
• Movie based games
• Worms series
• Civilization series
• Tycoon game series

Featured games

• Sonic the Hedgehog
• Worms
• Cannon Fodder
• Road Rash
• Aladdin
• Lion King
• Streets of Rage
• Earthworm Jim
• Michael Jackson's Moonwalker
• Rock'n Roll Racing
• Contra - Hard Corps
• Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
• Double Dragon
• Golden Axe
• Ghouls N Ghosts
• Battletoads
• The Smurfs
• Theme Park
• Caesars Palace
• Sonic and Knuckles

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  Ninja Gaiden

  Freeware game by Tecmo, Ltd.

  In Ninja Gaiden, you play Ryu, a powerful ninja whose father has been killed.

  Editor-in-chief says: Ninja Gaiden is a video game featuring Ryu Hayabusa as the playable character. Ryu is a ninja traveling through various US places in order to defeat several descendants of Nostradamus, who were evil and had awful plans for the Earth. Ninja Gaiden is acknowledged as a very difficult game and though it brings the player very close to frustration, it was really popular; therefore the game was also released on various platforms and scored good feedback on all the website on the internet.
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  Phantasy Star IV

  Freeware game by SEGA Entertainment, Inc.

  Put an end to the evil forces attacking humanity once and for all in this final installment of the epic Phantasy Star saga.

  Editor-in-chief says: Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium is a role-playing game released for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis in the early 90s and it comes as a follow-up to Phantasy Star III. The game continues the story of the Algol Star System, which is also featured in the previous releases. Many gameplay elements from the previous installments are kept in Phantasy Star IV. There are turn-system battles, magic spells and overhead explorations: all of the are available in this release. The game is acknowledged as one of the best RPGs ever to be released and is the last one featuring the Algol Star System.
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  Phantasy Star 3 - Generations of Doom

  Freeware game by SEGA Entertainment, Inc.

  Phantasy Star 3: Generations of Doom is second game takes us back to a medieval setting.

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  Phantasy Star 2

  Freeware game by SEGA Entertainment, Inc.

  Phantasy Star 2 is the sequel to the Master System classic Phantasy Star.

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  Pac-Attack

  ^Best!

  Freeware game by Namco Ltd.

  Combining two of the greatest videogames of all time, Pac-Attack is one-part Pac-Man, one-part Tetris.

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  Ottifants

  Freeware game by Graftgold

  Platform game based on the popular European animated comedy series.

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  Operation Europe-Path to Victory 1939-1945

  Freeware game by KOEI Co., Ltd.

  The game is an historical simulation on the European an North Africa battles of WWII.

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  Ooze

  Freeware game by SEGA Entertainment, Inc.

  The story goes that you are a scientist with an experiment that went wrong resulting in you turning into a puddle of green ooze.

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  Onslaught

  Freeware game by Nextgrand LTD/Spotlight Software/Ballistic

  When your homeland is ravaged and your family is slaughtered, you stand alone in your vow to capture the barbarians responsible.

  Editor-in-chief says: Onslaught is a 1989 release for the Amiga, which was later on ported on various platforms. The game is a fantasy beat 'em up release with some violence, including image of blood, gore and war. The game was criticised for its violence level and was therefore not very popular, but the game was a good one. There are three different sections in which the game takes place. One of the is the field around a castle which the player has to conquer. The player has to mainly choose the teritories he wants to attack, and then try to conquer them.
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  Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama

  Freeware game by Realtime Associates

  Life couldn't be any better for Normy, he's at the beach, his cooler is full, his sunblock is applied, and the babes are out in force. But things go from paradise to panic when a strange spacecraft kidnaps the beautiful beach bunnies.

  Editor-in-chief says: Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama is a game published by Electronic Arts in 1994 in the United States. Normy, the playable character of the game, is at the beach, has a full cooler of drinks and is surrounded by beautiful women. The action starts when a spacecraft kidnapes the beautiful ladies from the beach. Normy's mission is to save the girls and bring them back safe on the beach, and this requires some skills, because the game is not very easy, although it is a lot of fun to play. There are a total of 29 levels to be played and Normy will have to bring the girls back using unconventional weapons, such as a beaver mallet.