Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors combines card collecting with adventure, as players must save the universe by fighting several featured characters from the animated television series. The storyline includes elements from episodes ranging from the Saiyan saga to the Cell and Buu stories. Gameplay features three modes: story, battle, and multiplayer, though trading cards in the latter isn't available until players defeat Frieza in the tenth chapter of story mode, and battle mode is only unlocked after completion of the story mode.

Released for the Game Boy Color in 2002, E.T. Cosmic Garden is a real-time adventure where you travel to six planets populated by exotic, weird, and wild plants. You Gather these rare and wonderful plants for the spaceship's greenhouse and fulfill E.T.'s original mission by replanting and restoring the Cosmic Garden. Growing a healthy garden requires E.T. and his assistants, Space Bee and Space Slug, to maintain proper amounts of food, water, and light, and to protect these special species from a host of intergalactic pests, including space beetles, fungus, and harmful celestial events, such as a prolonged eclipse. E.T. can use his special telekinesis powers to control the pests.

Features 12 levels and seven environments. You can create more than 60 plants, each with unique personalities and abilities

A fishing game.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets follows Harry Potter on his second year at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The gameplay offers 2D action role-playing throughout the magical academy, including a number of activities and mini-games such as Quidditch, collecting Wizards cards, and face off against rivals in magical duels.

Drive one of five classic die-cast cars as they race through six household environments from a side-view perspective. Choose between Tournament Mode or Single Race and speed down courses such as a Snow-Covered Backyard and through the Kitchen.

LoZ: A link to the Past, is an action-adventure video game developed and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System video game console, and the third installment in The Legend of Zelda series.

A Link to the Past reverts to an overhead perspective similar to that of the original. Despite using mechanics and concepts from the original, A Link to the Past introduces new elements and innovations. For instance, arrows are now separate items, as bombs are in the original, instead of using a Rupee to fire an arrow. A Link to the Past also takes concepts from The Adventure of Link, such as the magic meter, which is used by items such as the Lamp. Control of Link is more flexible than in previous games, as he can walk diagonally and can run with the aid of the Pegasus Shoes, an obtainable item. Link's sword attack was improved to swing sideways instead of merely stabbing forward; this gives his sword a broader range and makes combat easier.

While exploring the now Metroid-free SR388, Samus' body because infected with the strange parasite, X. Some emergency surgery on her armor as well as a Metroid-based vaccine cured Samus of the parasite, but left her with a very different look and very little power.

No sooner does Samus return to space then she gets a distress signal from the station that was holding the X sample. Samus must now fight new and old enemies while learning new abilities and how to combat this parasitic threat.

Rich Uncle Pennybags is your animated Master of Ceremonies as Depression-era Atlantic City comes to life - from the rolling lawns of Park Place to the lowly backyards of Baltic Avenue! Perform all the wheeling and dealing feats that have made the MONOPOLY game the most popular in the world.

A collection of the first three Phantasy Star games on a single cart.

The game's story focuses on a young "half-genie" by the name of Shantae. Having been appointed as the Guardian Genie of a small fishing town, Shantae's life is fairly quiet. That quickly changes when a gang of pirates, led by the sinister Risky Boots, attacks the town and steals a prototype steam engine from the town's resident Relic Hunter, Mimic.

Shantae soon finds herself traveling far and wide across Sequin Land, determined to retrieve the steam engine and foil Risky's wicked plan.

action game made in 2002

A Game Boy Advance version developed by Crawfish Interactive was released in 2002 under the title Street Fighter Alpha 3 Upper. The port is compressed and lacks several stages and music tracks from the previous arcade and console versions, although all of the characters are present. In addition, Eagle, Maki, and Yun, all whom were characters from Capcom vs. SNK 2 (released in 2001), were also added to the game. Only a small amount of character voices were included in this version due to storage limitations, which the developers worked around by having characters share voice samples, modified with real-time pitch shifting, such as using a higher pitched version of Ken's voice for Sakura's attack calls.

Players tackle over 50 missions using seven Tonka vehicles while monitoring gas, armor, and time deadlines. Gameplay consists of completing tasks such as boulder removal, road grading, building construction, the clearing of waterways, and so forth. Successful completion of each job earns a password save and gold for use in upgrading equipment and trucks.

action game made in 2002