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Two-player co-op recaptures the shoulder-to-shoulder rush of the cabinet.

Lightweight on platforming, generous on trivia.

Less jumping, more knowing, and surprisingly absorbing as a change of pace.

A curiosity for Mario completists and a sneaky geography drill.

Two players can split the joypad work.

Jaleco's sequel rewards exploration as much as reflexes.

Monkey King swagger in platform form: Saiyuuki World sends Son Goku west across side-scrolling stages, thwacking demons with his staff and trading finds for upgrades along the way.

Stage-by-stage puzzle challenges and light action make it an offbeat Famicom footnote from 1987, fun for fans tracing the mascot's whole history.

Dodgeball as full-contact drama: captains hurl screen-shaking super throws, clean catches turn defense into instant counterattacks, and losers litter the court.

Technos turns a school sports festival into four-player bedlam: relay sprints, obstacle scrambles and minigames where tripping your rival is a legitimate tactic.

The hot-blooded series goes global: Kunio's club tours world leagues where every opposing team packs absurd special shots and questionable tactics.

Forget fair play - this is Kunio-kun's vision of soccer: bicycle kicks, super shots that knock defenders flat and slide tackles from anywhere.

Ice hockey, Kunio-kun style: body-check rivals into the boards, drop the gloves when tempers boil over and still find time to score goals.

Brawl through an Edo-period adventure with Kunio and a partner.

Run, jump and collect weapon upgrades through alien battlefields with a partner.

Master Higgins sprints, skates and stone-axes his way across hazard-packed island stages in Hudson's Famicom classic.

Kunio's gang takes school rivalry to the stadium in Technos' rowdy multi-event sports cart.

Stages swing between side-scrolling firefights and overhead sweeps, with weapon pickups throughout.

Konami brings the Turtles off the street and into the ring with a proper one-on-one fighter built for the NES.

Build a ragtag Shining Force and repel the Runefaust invasion in the strategy RPG that made tactical battles feel like an adventure.

The snowball squad returns bigger and brighter with four-player mayhem and a fresh elf cast.

Pick a Three Kingdoms general and carve a path through crumbling Han Dynasty China in IGS's four-player PGM beat 'em up.