Rolling Thunder is the worlds most powerful secret police force, and you are its best agent. Your mission is to stop an underground conspiracy to conquer the world, and to save agent Leila who has been captured. Starting out armed only with a handgun, you have to make your way though heavily guarded hallways and secret passages to find Leila and stop the enemy. Rolling Thunder features side scrolling action based on the arcade game.

A straight sequel to the superb 1986 original, Rolling Thunder 2 sees one or two players taking control of secret agents in this scrolling, platform shoot-em-up. The agents once again find themselves up against the sinister GERDRA organisation and its many armed agents. Gameplay is very similar to the original, with doors both releasing enemies and hiding weapons and ammunition for the players to collect.

Rolling Thunder 2 improves on its illustrious predecessor in a number of ways; the most obvious one being the vastly improved and incredibly colourful graphics. The most striking improvement, however, is the addition of a simultaneous, co-operative two player mode; which adds immeasurably to the game's appeal. For the sequel, the one player agent is a woman, with a second player taking the role of a male agent.

The hall is at a hush. The maestro takes the baton and readies the orchestra. But wait! All the notes have been scrambled and you must help the maestro scurry madly around the orchestra pit directing the notes back to their proper order. Climb ladders, throw levers, reverse the conveyor belt, and step on rollovers to guide the music ball to the correct notemaker slot. Proper placement rewards you with the overture, but incorrect placement results in a speed increase and greater difficulty. A variety of melodies and random scrambling of the notes guarantees to keep your interest, while you painlessly learn about music.

Rolo is a little elephant who lives in the woods with his fellow animals. One day a mean nasty human comes along with plans to capture them all. It's up to Rolo to rescue his pals so that they can put a stop to the human and his sidekicks.

Sort of a cross between Sonic and Lemmings/Humans, the graphics are cute, and you can switch around to your animal buddies when you get stuck.

Ronald McDonald in Magical World is a 2D Platformer game, developed by Sims and published by Sega, which was released in Japan in 1994.

This game is clearly a copy of "Rolling Thunder", the characters animations and the gameplay look VERY similar to Namco's game.

Round The Bend Doc Crocs Outrageous Adventures is an Action game, developed and published by Zeppelin Games, which was released in Europe in 1991.

Tommy Pickles' father has been sent to Europe in order to fix a broken robot at EuroReptar Land and has decided to bring his family and friends with him. The player can choose Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil, Angelica, and Kimi to play as. There are approx 16 levels as well as hidden bonus levels in both single and multi-player games. The object of the game is to collect enough gold Reptar tickets to buy the Reptar Helmet that controls a Giant Robot Reptar.

The Rugrats Movie is an Action game, developed by Software Creations and published by THQ, which was released in 1998.

Story:
After discovering a time machine in their backyard, the kids accidentally scatter themselves throughout historyThe whole debacle begins when Chuckie won't enter the time machine with the other babies, but he changes his mind as soon as the rest if the gang disappears and leaves him all alone. Chuckie's attempt to track down the others puts him in the 1800s, but none of his friends are there. In fact, Tommy is in ancient Egypt, Angelica is at an old circus, Phil is trapped in prehistory, and Dil is, somehow, lost in space. The babies must collect all of the lost items and round up the babies before it's too late.

Gameplay:'
Players can play as several Rugrats characters, including Tommy, Phil, Lil, Angelica, and Chucky. Players must travel way back to Cave Man days and explore a cave. Players must also venture back to Ancient Greece and explore an underwater city. Each of the game's 12 levels puts you in charge of a different character, charging you with tasks like finding a lost toy, locating fellow Rugrats, or tracking down mysterious items.

Similar in style to Capcom's Strider, Run Saber places you in the role of one of two energy sword-wielding Cyborgs --- Allen the Thunder Saber or Sheena the Ice Saber --- on a mission spanning five futuristic, mutant filled levels, ranging from Tong City to the Jod Valley. Levels feature multiple sub-bosses and a climactic battle versus an end boss, such as an undead princess or the evil, reprogrammed Flair Saber. Both Cyborgs wield a unique Saber and special attack, and can latch onto or scale any surface, perform somersaults, kicks, slides, dashes and more. Run Saber is graphically adequate, yet unimpressive for its era, and suffers from a deficiency in challenge, particularly with a second player.

Sadly, this isn't a good beat-'em-up. Everything is so slow and even the colorful non-flicker graphics can't enhance this poor try.

Depending on which title you use, and how you interpret it, this game is about a guy who a)rushes in before attacking b)attacks Russians (this was the mid-80s, when the US helped bin Laden do the same), or c)wears a rather goofy hat. One way or another, this arcade conversion arms you with a knife and sends you on a kamikaze mission against hordes of enemy fighters.

There are four distinct sections of gameplay, taking in a Missile Base, a Harbour, a Bridge, and an enemy Prison Camp. Extra weapons with limited ammunition can be collected along the way, which will make the task a lot easier. The level is divided into 3 horizontal levels, which can be moved between either by jumping or using ladders, and this gives a chance to avoid the more threatening mobs of enemy fighters

In this hectic action game you must help a knife-wielding soldier infiltrate enemy territory in order to rescue some POWs. Grab any weapons you find along the way but you will mainly rely on your trusty knife for this mission. Get moving! Those hostages are not getting any better by you slacking off!

A hero has arrived to defeat the forces of evil in the land of Argool, and you are this hero. Do you have what it takes? This game was one of the first adventures to hit the NES and the remarkable aspect on top of this was the multiple viewpoints the games offers. When you are in an action zone, the game is a side-scrolling action game; however, then you are travelling between zones, the game takes on an overhead view that can also lead to combat situations.

In this platform game, you are a barbarian warrior trying to reclaim the land from an evil Dominator and his legions of minions. You fight your way through 27 rounds with a unique weapon which was like a lethal razor sharp disk that he would hurl at enemies!

It is a scrolling platform game where the player assumes the role as the "Legendary Warrior", battling through a hostile landscape. The main feature of gameplay is using a weapon called the "Diskarmor", a shield with a long chain attached to it.