3 Choume no Tama: Tama and Friends - 3 Choume Obake Panic!! is a Miscellaneous game, developed by Tom Create and published by B.I., which was released in Japan in 1994.

If you've ever wondered what it would be like to experience the power and performance of the world's most exclusive cars, wonder no more. Test Drive puts you behind the wheel of five exceptional automobiles in a driving simulation that is guaranteed to ignite your adrenaline. Test Drive's authentic graphics, sterling sound and lifelike animation allow you to sense the awesome characteristics of each vehicle. They handle like the real thing. They move like the real thing. In fact, Test Drive is so realistic you'll swear the G-force has pinned you to your seat. Welcome to life in the fast lane!

A true classic in the racing genre, Test Drive 2 built upon the proven formula of its successor by adding multiple courses and a head-to-head option. Sadly, though, the Genesis version omits the two-player option.

This was an awesome racing game when it was first released, though it is sadly dated now, it still has enough zing left to keep the kids fighting as to who's going to drive next.

The Duel: Test Drive II is a cross-platform racing game developed by Distinctive Software and published by Accolade in 1989.

Gameplay:
Like the original Test Drive, the focus of The Duel is driving exotic cars through dangerous highways, evading traffic, and trying to escape police pursuits. While the first game in the series had the player simply racing for time in a single scenario, Test Drive II improves upon its predecessor by introducing varied scenery, and giving the player the option of racing against the clock or competing against a computer-controlled opponent.

The player initially is given the opportunity to choose a car to drive and a level of difficulty, which in turn determines whether the car will use an automatic or manual transmission--the number of difficulty options varies between gaming platforms. Levels begin with the player

Test Drive 2 is a Driving game, developed by Distinctive Software, Inc. and published by Accolade, which was released in Europe in 1989.

Test Drive 2001 is a portable sequel to the Game Boy Color version of Test Drive 6. There are 48 tracks in 12 locations and 13 licensed vehicles in the game.

Select from 12 sports and muscle cars and race on one of 24 different tracks set among 12 real world locales such as Honolulu, London, and San Francisco. There's even a Cop Chase mode wherein you get to nab other drivers and write up tickets, thus seeing (or foreseeing) your reckless years from the other point-of-view.

Test Drive Cycles is a 2000 motorcycle racing game. Challenge your skills in a Single Race, take on the world in the Tournament mode, go head-to-head against a friend using the Game Link Cable, or hop on a police motorcycle in an attempt to stop the other racers. There are 35 licensed motorcycles with multiple upgrade packages and color schemes, and 24 tracks in 12 real world locations, with ramps to perform killer jumps.

Based on the famous 24 hours of Le Mans race in France, the player is invited to race the entire 24 hour endurance course or take part in a simpler arcade mode.

There are 3 modes; Arcade, Two Players (PlayStation only) and World Tour.

In World Tour, the player goes through different tracks throughout the world and will win cups and money. The player can buy, modify, and sell vehicles. Overall in the game, surprises come along races, such as breakable objects and shortcuts.

Features include:
27 licensed vehicles including Jeep Wrangle and Land Rover Ambulance.

12-real world tracks, including Black Forest, Canadian Rockies, Egyptian Desert, Yosemite, Yucat

A platform shooter from Japan, Thexder offers many levels and diverse enemies that gradually increase in difficulty. You pilot a Battletech-style robot capable of switching from a 'mech into a jet at any time. Your weapon auto-aims, but uses up a fixed amount of rechargable energy; if you run out of this energy, you'll have to wait a few seconds before you can fire again. Your 'mech also contains a shield that can be activated to protect you from harm, but this lasts for a few seconds and uses up some of your life energy.

Thexder is an Action game, developed by Synergistic Software and published by Sierra Entertainment, which was released in Europe in 1988.

This shoot 'em up series for the Genesis got a a lot of attention when it came out. It's your basic blast-any-thing-that-moves sci-fi side-scrolling shooter, but with a reputation for gaming excellence. Fairly decent R-Type clones that gets better as the series advances. Decent weapons, impressive graphics, intense gameplay.

Thunder Force 2, is the first game in the series for the G/MD and one of the few sequels that incorporated its ancestor into itself - the top-down down sequences are reminiscent of Bosconian, and the side-scrolling sequences smack strongly of R-Type.

This shoot 'em up series for the Genesis got a a lot of attention when it came out. It's your basic blast-any-thing-that-moves sci-fi side-scrolling shooter, but with a reputation for gaming excellence. Fairly decent R-Type clones that gets better as the series advances. Decent weapons, impressive graphics, intense gameplay.

In Thunder Force 3 the top-down view is gone, leaving only the side-scrolling game with better graphics and a slightly enhanced weapons system.

This shoot 'em up series for the Genesis got a a lot of attention when it came out. It's your basic blast-any-thing-that-moves sci-fi side-scrolling shooter, but with a reputation for gaming excellence. Fairly decent R-Type clones that gets better as the series advances. Decent weapons, impressive graphics, intense gameplay.

Thunder Force 4 is the best of the series, but it's still not as good as R-Type.

Thunder Spirits is a scrolling shooter video game and is part of the Thunder Force series.

Story:
A super-powered starship is under attack, and the pilot has to maneuver it over all sorts of terrain to make it out alive. Eight intergalactic stages make up the action in this fierce test of strength and agility. You'll have lots of powerful weapons to help you along the way, but firestorms and dangerous enemies should provide ample challenges to keep you on the edge of your seat. Just when you think you've made it through a level, you'll encounter gruesome boss characters that'll make you wish you were already dead. It's going to be one heck of a battle, but if you can buckle down and use your head, you might just live to tell about it.

Gameplay:
There are eight levels in Thunder Spirits, each consisting of the ship battling numerous enemies while side-scrolling, usually with a "mini-boss" about halfway through the level. Then, at the end of each level, a boss (consisting of one or two enemies) appears, which must be defeated before preceding to the next level. Throughout the level, the ship can pick up "Weapon upgrades"; and the player is able to switch between any of up to five weapons at any time.

Based on the live action film released in 2004 (which in turn was based on the 1960s series starring marionettes), Thunderbirds stars Alan, Tin-Tin, and Fermat, three children whose guardians are part of the International Rescue team. The player takes control of all three children as they go through training and are then forced to travel around the world to save user of International Rescue from an evil villain known as The Hood.

The game takes place in locales such as the International Rescue island, Africa, and even outer space. Each of the three characters has his or her own unique abilities that the player must use to solve puzzles and advance through a level. Alan has strength and jumping ability, Tin-Tin has telekinetic powers that are used to move objects, and Fermat can hack computers and roll through holes. While the majority of the gameplay is primarily composed of solving puzzles from an overhead view, there are also flight action sequences where the player can fly one of the many vehicles known as the Thunderbirds.

During a raid by the wicked MOLEMEN, agents of the evil MUMM-RA entered the CATS LAIR, kidnapped several user of the Thundercats team, and stole the Eye of Thundera, the magical jewel which holds the mystical power of the Sword of Omens. LION-O was out on a mission when the raid took place but vows that, as the Eye was given into his safekeeping, he must go to the castle Plun-dar, rescue his teammates and retrieve the Eye. Can LION-O battle his way past MUMM-RA's henchmen in the forests and underground caverns, and return the power to the Sword of Omens and glory to the Thundercats name?

Toejam and Earl are two happenin' space dudes who run into a spot of trouble when their space cruiser is forced to crash-land on the planet Earth. Now they have to figure out a way to deal with the stupid and rather primitive natives that this strange planet seems to have inflicted upon them.

Cute and funny, the Toejam & Earl games are some of the true treasures of the Sega Genesis game library. As Rage Games noted, "For a game with no gameplay it sure is fun to play."

In Toejam and Earl 2 - Panic on Funkotron, our hapless heroes have made it home but find to their chagrin that some of those boorish humans have sneaked along for the ride - graphically superior to, but not as funny as the original.

Toejam and Earl are two happenin' space dudes who run into a spot of trouble when their space crusier is forced to crash-land on the planet Earth. Now they have to figure out a way to deal with the stupid and rather primitive natives that this strange planet seems to have inflicted upon them.

Cute and funny, the Toejam & Earl games are some of the true treasures of the Sega Genesis game library. As Rage Games noted, "For a game with no gameplay it sure is fun to play."

In Toejam and Earl, our heroes must find all the pieces needed to repair their wrecked space cruiser while avoiding the humans - all levels are randomly generated.

In Tom and Jerry the lively cat and mouse team are stranded at the theater after having watched the premiere of their new film Tom and Jerry: The Movie. They missed their ride because once again they were fighting and now they have to make it home on foot. As Jerry you must walk safely to your mouse hole via a treacherous theater, a dangerous junkyard, a crazy toy store, and a hazardous household. Along the way you'll encounter Tom up to his old tricks, trying to flatten you into a mouse pancake. The eleven stages in this game are filled with pests such as miniature robots, huge roaches, filthy rats, and a plethora of harmful inanimate objects such as chewed gum, spilled popcorn, and toy jacks. An alternating two-player mode introduces Tuffy, Jerry's baby nephew.

Tom & Jerry is an Action game, developed by Beam Software and published by Hi Tech Expressions, which was released in 1992.

You are the mouse Jerry, who is on a quest to find his nephew Tuffy. As he travels in and around the house, he'll have to watch out for Tom the cat, who would love to have him for lunch.

Tom and Jerry: Frantic Antics is an Action game, developed by Beam Software and published by Hi-Tech, which was released in 1993.

Jerry is visited by his good-hearted but na