Taito finally re-released a LaserDisc arcade title for the first time in over three decades, and on a platform people actually have.
Jaleco's 1989 arcade game made its way to the Super Famicom, and tasks you with completing the Dakar Rally.
HAL followed up their NES trip to the strip with a more robust Super Nintendo sequel.
NBA Jam not cartoony enough for you? Sunsoft had a solution.
Not the second Gradius, or even the first second Gradius, but the Gradius that tied everything together and set the stage for the series' future.
Donkey Kong, its sequels, and its later ports showed off the evolution of sound and music in the early-80s video game industry.
The Neo Geo Pocket Color featured a colorful and cartoony version of an SNK arcade golf title.
A single-player poker game that's also a puzzle, and one that will have you coming back again and again.
A remake of a Game Boy Advance title that manages to both improve upon and lessen the original.
A board game RPG for the Famicom that has only recently released worldwide.
Gradius goes 3D in the arcades, in the style of Star Fox... sort of.
It might look like Magical Drop with money at first, but this is a significantly different puzzle game.
