A unique sub atomic puzzle game.

A side - scrolling shooter similar to Rolling Thunder.
As an elite member of the E - SWAT Cyber Police, it is your job to bring the criminals to justice!

EA's first attempt at a pro baseball sim on the Genesis.

A real winner, as far as baseball sims go. Has all the adjustable options one would expect, as well as top-notch gameplay. The only thing missing is an all-out brawl.

An excellent Golfing game featuring multiple characters and game modes.

An Indiana Jones inspired side scroller about a daring adventurer looking for fame and treasure amid the ruins of a lost city deep in the South American jungles.

Aaakk! I've often wondered why they didn't use rotoscoping to animate a character's limbs more smoothly. Now I know why! This game looks awful and plays worse.

Earth Attack is a Canadian-released copy of Atari's Defender.

You fly your fighter fast and close to the horizon. It'll be harder for them to spot you there. Keeping a close watch on the radar screen overhead, you cautiously patrol the planet. You know they're out there, it's just a matter of time. Then it happens! The radar picks up a blip. An alien fighter directly ahead!

In the early 1990s, a mysterious dark shadow covered a small country town in rural America. A young married couple vanished from their house without a trace. The man's name was George, the woman's name was Maria. Two years passed, and George suddenly returned. He never spoke to anyone about what he had experienced. Instead, he lead a solitary life and began an odd study, all by himself. His wife never returned.

Eighty years have passed since then. You play the role of a young boy who lives together in a small town together with his parents and his two sisters. One day, something strange happens: the house seems to be possessed by a poltergeist. Things start attacking house inhabitants. The boy's father advises him to talk to his grandfather and to learn how to use psychic powers in order to discover the reason behind the strange poltergeist. On his journey, the boy meets three other children: a quiet girl who lives together with her mother, a young genius who isn't accepted by his classmates, and a boy who joined a gang, hoping for revenge. The four heroes will explore the world and find out the connection between the strange events of today and the mystery of the past.

Closely related to the SNES game EarthBound, "Mother" is an unusual console-style RPG set in modern times. Combat system is similar to Dragon Warrior: you meet random enemies and bosses, and fight them in turn-based combat viewed from first-person perspective. Instead of magic, your characters can use special psychic powers called PSI.

Life is peaceful in the small town of Onett. Everything is right with the world.

Suddenly, you're startled awake by a loud crash. You grab your cap and head outside to see what caused the noise. After climbing a hill and sneaking by the police, you learn the truth: It's a meteor!

So begins the expedition of a young boy to save the world in Earthbound, a humorous RPG set not in the world of dragons, knights and wizards, but right here on Earth.

Discovering the meteor is just the beginning. On your adventure you'll face enemies like the Pogo Punk and Rowdy Mouse, and brandish killer baseball bats and deadly yo-yos. You'll also meet new friends that will aid in your quest to defeat the evil Giygas.

Expect wacky, off-the-wall fun, plenty of challenging battles and a long, epic quest on your way to stopping the alien invasion in Earthbound. The game contains battery-backed memory to record your progress and includes an 128-page Player's Guide.

The Super NES version of Shiny's groovy platform shooter starring a worm empowered by a mysterious space suit features one less level, the gurgling Intestinal Distress, as well as fewer voice samples than in its Genesis counterpart. Added color, lens flare effects, and multiple layers of parallax scrolling help offset the omissions, but the music isn't much of an improvement considering the differences in systems. Control is also a bit tighter in the Genesis version, but Earthworm Jim is still one of the most challenging, diverse, and humorous platform games on a system filled with quality platform games. Wonderfully weird.

Eat Dirt! Now you can eat dirt on the road. This is the tightest conversion from a 16-bit to a hand-held ever! Now the head swinging, blaze blastin' action is totally mobile. So you can eat dirt everywhere you go! The story is simple: an earthworm crawls into a super powered space suit and transforms into a super hero.

Earthworm Jim is a run and gun platform video game starring an earthworm named Jim in a robotic suit who battles evil.

The player controls Jim and must manuever him through the level while avoiding obstacles and enemies. The player can use Jim's gun as a method of shooting enemies, or his head a whip for whipping enemies. The whip move also allows the player to grab hold of, and swing from, certain hooks in the game.

Meet our hero - a sweet and lovable fella who just happens to be a steroid enhanced earthworm. This is the wild and wacky platform shooter that everybody talks about, and was a big hit when it was first released.

Stellar gameplay and animation featuring a hilarious main character. This version of the first game has an extra level not found in the SNES version, though some of the SNES graphic effects are missed.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's an earthworm! An earthworm? Yes, my surprised friend. But this isn't just any earthworm, this is Earthworm Jim, the first super-earthworm in the entire world. One day, while crawling about the ground in tranquility, Jim, as mortal a creature as any, comes across a space suit and goes inside. When he does, he suddenly notices that everything seems different, and sees that he has muscles where before there was nothing. He reasons that he has become a super hero! A chance like this comes once in a lifetime for such a lowly creature! However, nothing like this comes falling out of the sky so easily. For now, our hero has angered Psy-Crow, a perverse alien and the true owner of the suit who will stop at nothing to get it back. Thus the adventure begins, but take care ... Earthworm Jim could soon be hooked!

The world's most famous worm superhero is back to save Princess What's-Her-Name from arch-nemesis Psy-Crow. Journey across the galaxy through 12 levels of wackiness such as "Udderly Abducted" and "Level Ate." One level ("The Villi People") will even have you playing as a blind cave salamander! Along with the standard machine gun, Jim can find six new guns that'll fire plasma, bubbles, three simultaneous shots, homing missiles and more. New moves include the snott swing and parachute, allowing you to glide through the air with the greatest of ease.

Making their return appearances are Peter Puppy and Bob the Goldfish (not to mention the cows), but there are several new villains who will greet you at the end of each level. Special care was taken to improve the graphics and sound over its predecessor. Tommy Tallarico Studios was responsible for the music and sound effects, Animotion II was used to create fluid character animation and Silicon Graphics helped give the characters a 3D appearance. Wish you could jump right to a certain stage instead of playing through the entire game? If you find three different items hidden somewhere within the level, you'll receive a password to return to your crazy adventure at a later time.

Meet our hero - a sweet and lovable fella who just happens to be a steroid enhanced earthworm. This is the wild and wacky platform shooter that everybody talks about, and was a big hit when it was first released.

Stellar gameplay and animation featuring a hilarious main character. This second outing for Jim has lots of subgames, including an isometric shooter. Groovy!

In Earthworm Jim 2, our hero must rescue his new girlfriend from the evil dude that kidnapped her - cue more madcap platform hilarity.

Ported to the NES for some reason.

Earthworm Jim 3D is to date the last console game in the Earthworm Jim series. Created by Interplay and based more on the Television series than the canon of the previous games, Earthworm Jim 3D was released for Nintendo 64 and PC. While the game featured classic villains such as Psy-Crow and Professor Monkey-For-A-Head, it was criticized for falsely advertising on the game box that Evil the Cat was included. This omission was due to a rushed development cycle, leading to the removal of a number of game locations (some also appearing on the game box) in an attempt to meet the game's release date. And as such, a planned PlayStation version of the game was cancelled.

Player controls Earthworm Jim, who has the ability to jump and shoot, but lacks his trademark head-whip ability from other games. Player could collect items such as additional weapons (including a gun shooting green plasma, rocket launcher, and a machine gun). Also, player could find Jim's friend, Snott, and ride him to jump higher, or obtain Jim' rocket, which allows fly and shoot across the level for a small amount of time. Before each level, Jim has to explore a small city level to gather nuts and bolts before using a transporter to choose his level.

A collection of four fun mini games:
Slotcars, Circuit mania, Shuffle puzzle, and Follow that tune.