007: The World is not Enough is an overhead action game, developed by 2n Productions and published by Electronic Arts, which was released in 2001.

007: The World is Not Enough is based off of the 1999 James Bond film of the same title. In the game, James Bond must investigate the murder of a British oil tycoon and attacks on his new pipeline.

Hack of 1943 with turbo fire.

Action Man: Search for Base X is an action video game developed by Natsume and published by THQ.

The game's plot centers around the protagonist Alex "Action" Mann, and his mission to stop the evil Dr. X from releasing a weapon of mass destruction. Action Man must find Dr. X's base by playing through levels in various locales. The player is given a variety of suits for Action Man to wear in different situations, including a parka, a wet suit, and a space suit. Each level can be completed multiple times in order to achieve different goals; the correct suit is not required on the first completion of a level, but later attempts require specific suits to bypass obstacles. By wearing different suits, alternate paths in levels can be discovered.

The gameplay is similar to other 16-bit era action video games. The game contains fifteen missions for the player to complete spread through six main areas. The player is allowed to choose two weapons to bring into battle with them, such as a crossbow and a pistol. The game allows the player to jump, run, swim, and climb through various areas of the game, allowing for a more varied experience.

Aliens: Thanatos Encounter is a top-down action game taking its main inspiration from the second film in the Alien franchise.

Story:
A platoon of Colonial Marines, en route to Earth from a training mission, are awakened from hypersleep by a distress signal from the space freighter Thanatos. Ordered to board the massive ship and investigate the situation, they find themselves inside a nightmare: a massive infestation of xenomorphs.

Gameplay:
Before each level, the player can choose from five different characters, all with unique stats such as health and stamina. If a character runs out of health, they don't actually die. Instead, they are captured for egg insemination. Like in TMNT for the NES, you can rescue your captured team mates. However you only have 200 seconds to do so before they are permanently taken off your roster.
Weapons include a standard-issue pistol, there are shotguns, pulse rifles, flame throwers, grenade launchers and smartguns to be found in the levels. Available from the start is the motion tracker radar, displaying both human survivors as well as hostile aliens.

Carnaby's best friend, Charles Fiske, has been found dead near Shadow Island, a mysterious island near Maine. As Carnaby, you begin an investigation to find out the secrets of Shadow Island and your friend's death. Most of your time is spent exploring the game world, collecting items and using them to solve puzzles.

Atlantis: The Lost Empire is a platform game in which the player controls Milo across 15 levels on a quest to discover Atlantis.

Barbie: Pet Rescue is an Action game, developed by HotGen and published by Mattel, which was released in 2001.

Arkham Asylum has undergone a massive breakout and all manner of super-villains are running rampant throughout Gotham City. The game is divided into a series of vehicle stages and side-scrolling platform levels as you alternate between Batman and Batgirl on your mission to capture all the escaped criminals.

Jim Henson's Bear in the Big Blue House is an Action game, developed and published by Ubisoft, which was released in 2002.

You are Ojo and it's your birthday! The game has you playing a variety of mini games that are played at your birthday party.

Commander Keen is a 2D Platformer game, developed by David A. Palmer Productions and published by Activision, which was released in 2001.

To the kids at school, you're 8-year-old Billy Blaze. To alien enemies in the galaxy, you're superhero Commander Keen and it up to you to save the Earth from destruction! As you put on your brother's football helmet, you'll blast away on your Megarocket to space-worlds far away from home. your mission: Face off against intergalactic creatures, recover the lost plasma crystals and save humanity...it's all in a days work.

Cubix: Robots For Everyone - Race 'N Robots is a Driving game, developed by Blitz Games and published by 3DO, which was released in 2001.

Players can race in all directions on the track and are pitted against three competitor robots.

Diva Starz: Mall Mania is an action game, where the player starts by choosing one of five playable dolls from Mattel Inc.'s Diva Starz doll line. After selecting a character, the doll is placed in a scooter level, where they are required to jump and collect items while riding their scooter down a street. Completing the scooter level allows the player to choose from five mall-related levels: the music spot, the pet shop, the fashion spot, the snack spot, and the style spot.

Disney's Doug: Doug's Big Game is an Action game, developed by Magellan Interactive and published by NewKidCo, which was released in 2000.

Patti Mayonnaise has disappeared! Where in the world of Bluffington could she be? Play as Doug with his pal Porkchop... or as Quailman with Quaildog and make it your mission to find her fast! Collect clues and record them in Doug's journal. Use your stupefying Quaileye, power briefs and creative imagination to solve this mystery.

Dracula: Crazy Vampire is an Action game, developed by Planet Interactive and published by DreamCatcher Interactive, which was released in 2001.


Sporting an overhead perspective, the game involves exploring in and around a castle, looking for vampires and using "bat power" to paralyze dogs, monsters, and other enemies. Once a creature has been stunned, the little vampire can drain its energy by sucking its blood. In addition to battling standard enemies, players will go up against the likes of Wolf Man, Swamp Thing, and the Mummy.

Dragon Warrior III follows the story of a young man, son of Ortega, who resumes his father's quest to defeat a powerful demon named Baramos. Unlike either of its predecessors, Dragon Warrior III supports a party of up to four characters from the following eight classes: warrior, fighter, mage, cleric, thief, dealer, jester, and sage. There are now 71 spells to cast, classified into such categories as attack, support, defense, healing, curative, reviving, travel, and more. Players will explore towers, caves, dungeons, and towns from land or by sea in this final chapter in the Legend of Loto trilogy.

Story:
Cobi and Tara are both in a family of monster breeders who have come to the Kingdom of Greatlog to make a living. Shortly after they arrive, their mother tells them to pick up a Nut Pie from the Vault. As they are heading towards the Vault, they run into the Prince and his companion Warubou, making trouble for the townspeople. Unfortunately, after they get the pie, it is taken by the Prince and his cohort.[2] Cobi and Tara follow them to a cave underneath the kingdom, where the two are arguing about who should get the goods. Cobi and Tara try to get the pie back but, in the process, knock a big plug out of a hole. The Prince leaves frantically and Warubo uses himself to plug up the hole. He tells Cobi and Tara that the plug allows the island of GreatLog to stay afloat and without it, it will sink. He tells them to get a monster master and ask for his or her assistance. But when they cannot find anyone, Warubou says that they will have to do it. A quest to save the kingdom has now begun.

Gameplay:
Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 allows the player to form a team of monsters from various Dragon Quest games. Controlling either Cobi or Tara, the player begins on Greatlog, where there are various shops, a monster farm, breeding area, and an arena. By advancing in the story, the player is given keys that unlock new worlds from Greatlog, which acts as a base for the player. There are other keys which feature randomly created worlds for the player to explore. In the optional worlds, the player needs to fight a certain number of monsters to reach the final, randomized boss of the world. Some of the worlds feature rare monsters, while some have very common monsters, depending on the name of the key.

Story:
Cobi and Tara are both in a family of monster breeders who have come to the Kingdom of Greatlog to make a living. Shortly after they arrive, their mother tells them to pick up a Nut Pie from the Vault. As they are heading towards the Vault, they run into the Prince and his companion Warubou, making trouble for the townspeople. Unfortunately, after they get the pie, it is taken by the Prince and his cohort.[2] Cobi and Tara follow them to a cave underneath the kingdom, where the two are arguing about who should get the goods. Cobi and Tara try to get the pie back but, in the process, knock a big plug out of a hole. The Prince leaves frantically and Warubo uses himself to plug up the hole. He tells Cobi and Tara that the plug allows the island of GreatLog to stay afloat and without it, it will sink. He tells them to get a monster master and ask for his or her assistance. But when they cannot find anyone, Warubou says that they will have to do it. A quest to save the kingdom has now begun.

Gameplay:
Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 allows the player to form a team of monsters from various Dragon Quest games. Controlling either Cobi or Tara, the player begins on Greatlog, where there are various shops, a monster farm, breeding area, and an arena. By advancing in the story, the player is given keys that unlock new worlds from Greatlog, which acts as a base for the player. There are other keys which feature randomly created worlds for the player to explore. In the optional worlds, the player needs to fight a certain number of monsters to reach the final, randomized boss of the world. Some of the worlds feature rare monsters, while some have very common monsters, depending on the name of the key.

Released for the Game Boy Color on October 18, 2001. This cartridge is designed to turn the Game Boy Color handheld into a child-friendly personal digital assistant. The E.T.: Digital Planner features an address book, a calendar, a clock, and a "To-Do" list, all presented in a theme inspired by the hugely popular 1982 film. The software also contains five mini games, including the opportunity to care for a "Flopgopple" virtual pet. Kids can protect their personal information with a password or print it out on the Nintendo Game Boy Printer.

Your mission is to construct a communicator so that E.T. can phone home. You must search 60 environments for all the components needed to build the transmitter. All the while, you have to evade capture by government agents and avoid the clever traps they've set for you.

You can alternate playing as the strategic-minded Elliott or as E.T., whose extraordinary powers, including levitation, can help you out of the many tricky situations you'll confront. This single-player game features three levels of difficulty and three modes of gameplay: exploration, quest, and encounter. Six large maps with 10 environments and 45 miniquests that unlock hidden items you can trade later.

A vertical scrolling jet shoot them up, featuring both single & co-operative gameplay as well as a myriad of power ups. The players get to choose from 5 different jets each with it's own unique attributes & weapons. By collecting varies power ups during the missions the player's jet with be transformed into a stronger, more powerful version.

Original game (fortress2 blue) was developed by CCR/GV. The arcade version was developed by eolith. 'Fortress 1'(August 1997) was sold by SK.

Based on the online game which name is 'Fortress 2 blue'

Gunbarich was released in June 2001.

Psikyo's Gunbarich is a spin-off of "Gunbird" featuring Gunbird's protagonist Marion.

Story:
As 'Hamtaro' enters the Clubhouse, Boss is in need of help. He asks you for a name and once you give him it, he tells you that he needs all the ham-hams back at the Clubhouse. Before you are to go out and look for them, he teaches you four basic Ham-Chat words, and scribbles down some others.

You are then sent on your merry way in search of the hamsters. You are able to explore several locations in which two to three ham-hams are in.

Gameplay:
The player (Hamtaro) is controlled by the D-pad, and holding down the B button allows the player to run. Pressing A will open a dialogue box with different Ham-chat words depending on context. For instance, standing next to a sunflower seed and selecting "hif-hif" will pick up the seed, while standing next to an NPC and selecting "Hamha" will open a dialogue with the character. Different options will yield different outcomes, rolling (Tack-Q) into NPCs will usually elicit a negative response. Objects in the world can be interacted with, like climbing trees and pulling drawers open.