Minis Madness is a side scrolling platform game.

The M&Ms candy factory has been overrun with those pesky M&M Minis in the first console game featuring Mars Inc.'s famous chocolate treats. As one of five "regular" M&Ms (Red, Yellow, Blue, and Green) players must explore the following four areas of the hazard-filled factory in an attempt to reset its circuit breakers.

Magic Boy is a platform video game developed by Blue Turtle and published for the Amiga, Atari ST and DOS by Empire Interactive and the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in North America and Europe by JVC.

As a wizard's apprentice, Hewlett has made some mistakes in the past, but this time he's really blown it! He's turned the master into a gigantic blue elephant and every other creature within a hundred mile radius into a monster! Now it's up to you to return everything to normal.
You are Hewlett, the hapless apprentice. In order to correct your mistake, you'll need to travel through four worlds and sixty-four levels of treacherous steps, dangerous jumps and other perilous situations to capture the rampaging monsters and toss 'em in jail. The monsters may look cute and cuddly, but they're gonna make you wish you had never picked up a wand and spell book! To help out, there are thirty-two hidden bonus levels providing you with extra lives and continues; chances are you'll need them!

Choose from 12 characters and play various dart games including 301, 501, 701, Count Up, Round the Clock, and Half It.

Magic Sword revolves around the Blackorb, a source of evil and the threat it holds to mankind. Your role as the hero is to find this orb and save Drokmar Keep from almost certain destruction. Equipped with the game's namesake magic sword, you advance through the multiple levels of a tower in which the Blackorb controls it's minions of evil. Along the way, you collect keys which both open chests that hold numerous treasures and powerups as well as locked cells which contain companions to assist you in your quest.

These companions are quite an enhancing aspect of gameplay, as the varied styles of fighting among the eight potential companions adds an element of strategy. As you progress through the game, both you and your companion develop experience levels which give you the power to either inflict more damage or cast spells, depending on your character class.

The land has been cast in darkness by Drokmar, who has been corrupted by the Black Orb; an artefact that promises immortality to anyone who comes under the influence of the orb's powerful sorcery. Two warriors set out to fight their way through fifty levels of platform beat-em-up, in order to destroy the orb - which lies at the top of the Dragon Tower - and free their lands.

Treasure chests litter the levels which, when smashed open, release treasure items, magic power-ups, keys, food and weapons. As players fight their way through the levels, they will come across a number of trapped prisoners. As long as the heroes are carrying keys, prisoners can be released who will then fight alongside the players, with each prisoner possessing their own unique attacks. Weapons and power-ups can be picked up to aid players in their quest and food can be found and eaten to increase player health.

As the players ascend the tower, they will be granted new magical weapons after each boss they defeat. The player's weapons are affected by a 'magic bar' that charges over time. When fully charged, the weapon has a powerful ranged attack, but when not charged only a close attack is produced. A magical staff will grant increased range attack ability. A magical blast may be generated by pressing the Attack and Jump buttons at once, but costs health.

There are multiple paths in the game, and two separate endings. Hidden doors can be used to skip levels when found - usually by attacking a wall or a particular spot.

In this game you play as a magical cat wandering around a forest. This game features some very nice/appealing graphics. The cat has many strange weapons.

Magical Pop'n is a two-dimensional video game developed by Polestar and published by Pack-In-Video for the Super Famicom.

In the story, a girl referred to as "Princess" sets out to retrieve a magic gem which was stolen by the Demon King when her kingdom was invaded.

The game is a side-scroller which is divided into six stages where the player will start with a three-heart life gauge and one spell attack. The player can increase Princess' lives by collecting three golden tokens (which look like the princess' face) per life. The player can also increase health by finding heart containers in treasure chests. Spells can be obtained throughout the game and are important for advancing further.

The game is a single-player puzzle game in the form of a side-view platform game. The player controls one character, a boy through different stages and must rescue the princess on every stage to complete it. Gameplay centers on destroying blocks by punching them, avoiding enemies and spikes, and using various ladders and teleporting doors to reach the princess. Each stage is one fixed screen and does not scroll in any direction and is completed when the boy and princess meet, or failed when either the boy or princess is killed. The boy and the princess have no health or energy and will die instantly upon contact with an enemy, or falling onto a spike. The puzzle aspect is based on punching the blocks, when a block is destroyed the column of blocks above it fall down one square and doing this can change the layout of the stage altering possible paths for the boy, or for the princess and enemies which move around. On many stages the player must move the boy for the most part to reach the princess, but in some stages movement of the boy is restricted to a small area and the player must make him punch certain blocks to create a path for the princess to follow to the boy.

In Disney's Magical Quest 2, the long awaited circus has finally come to town. However, thanks to local bad man Baron Pete's evil work, the circus hasbeen ruined! The evil Baron and his closest henchmen, the three Mice Brothers, have also taken control of the house of Mickey's old friend the Lonely Ghost. If Baron Pete gets his way the whole world will fall into his greedy hands. It's down to Mickey and Minnie to put a stop to this madness and save the planet from Baron Pete and his monstrous plans.

Magical * Taruruuto-kun is an Action game, developed by Game Freak and published by Sega, which was released in Japan in 1992.

Magical Tower is an Action game, developed and published by Sachen, which was released in Asia in 1993.

Magician Lord is a side-scrolling platform shoot-em-up in which players take on the roll of a wizard called Elta - the last Magician Lord - on his quest to save his homeland from the evil Gul-Agieze, who plans to resurrect the God of Destruction using 8 tomes of mystical power.

Elta has to jump, shoot and climb his way to the end of each of the game's 8 levels where he must beat a servant of Gal, along with one of Gal's sinister boss creations. To complete the game Elta must reach the final stage and defeat Az Atorse himself. If the player takes too long to complete a stage, Elta will be harassed by an invincible monster.

Elta's primary form of attack is a weak but fast-moving energy projectile that can fired in one of four directions, but by collecting the special coloured orbs that ocassionally appear, he can transform into a different form, making him more powerful and giving him new attacks.

These are the six different forms that Elta can assume by picking up the colored orbs:

* Dragon Warrior: In this form Elta attacks by breathing fire; a continuous short-range attack that, unlike the standad attack, can also be aimed diagonally.

* Waterman: The Waterman-form attacks with water grenades

A wrestling game in which you select 2 wrestlers from a choice of 8 and compete in tag-team battles. Unlike many other wrestling games, the game doesn't end if the player's team loses, only if the player is out of energy.

A boxing game from SNK.

Mejin Eiyu Wataru is based on a Japanese animation series created by Sunrise, also responsible for some of the most famous mecha-anime aired in the 80s/90s. The player controls a kid who has the amazing power to transform into a powerful robot-warrior when a enters the Rainbow Shrine, sorts of door connecting the Earthto the demon world. Each level is split into two parts. In the first one, our hero wonders around as a normal kid and can use his sword to defeat standard enemies and collect money. This well earned cash can then be spend in shops to purchase better swords, more life or more bombs (activated by pressing up and attack). When our hero enters a Rainbow Shrine, he then turn into a powerful robot and gets warped to an area with nastier monsters and deadlier hazards. Once there, only one thing will get him warped back on Earth. He will have to find and defeat the guardian hidding somewhere in this part of the demon world. The game offers infinite continues, but in a way similar to Role Playing Games, the price to pay is half of our hero's stock of bombs and money.

Maze of Galious is a game where you have to kill thousands of enemies, collect items in order to obtain new powers, and defeat some really big guys at the end of each level. In Maze of Galious you are free to go everywhere you want from the beginning of the game, thus you have to choose very carefully the order in which you visit all the rooms in the huge map if you want to keep your character alive.

The map is structured in a main map (called the Castle) and 10 submaps (called the Worlds). Initially you are in the Castle, and you have to find the keys that open the doors to go to each of the Worlds. To complete the game, you have to defeat the boss at the end of each one of the 10 worlds. You are free to revisit each world as often as you want, in order to see if you have missed something. To defeat all 10 beasts, you control two characters: Popolon and Aphrodite. Each one has special abilities, i.e. Popolon has a greater ability to jump and Aphrodite is able to dive.

Makai Prince Dorabocchan (also known as Son Of Dracula and Dracula Kid) is a cute platformer by Red Company and published by Naxat Soft. The young vampire Dorabo is on a long journey to help his master and defeat evil demons and only the almighty golden armor is powerful enough to strike down their leader. Dorabo will meet many enemies and dangers, such as zombies, mean turtles, red eyed crazy wolves and giant trees. Our friend runs, jumps and spends most of his time collecting small tomatoes. They are an important part of the gameplay and are dropped over the boss's head as a preliminary attack at the end of each stage. Another ability of Dorabo is to hide under his hat - this doesn't look like much but this technique allows him to throw deadly tomato-bombs and finish up mean enemies. Our hero starts his journey with a short range magic-staff that can be upgraded later in the game. Three sorts or colored armors are also available (blue, red and grey) and each one of them give Dorabo special abilities such as high-jumps or faster attacks. Finally, there is a bunch of other items that will help our young vampire in his quest but they only work for a limited amount of time - the blue cape, for instance, gives him the ability to double-jump, the sword powers-up his magic staff and injections freeze enemies on the spot. Another original feature of Makai Prince Dorabocchan are the blue flying bats with tiny bells around their necks. They can call weird looking Easter Island head servants who often unlock secret shortcuts and unreachable areas.

Your job is to rescue the passengers of a doomed ocean liner that is slowly sinking and filling up with water.

At least the concept's original, if nothing else. Moderately entertaining.

Each level has a certain number of passengers on it, and a certain quota to save to pass. Kevin must guide the passengers to their level exit, and then make his way to his own exit. There may be obstacles in the way, and there may also be water pouring into the ship's compartment, forcing the player to play quickly.

Your mother has been cooking all day preparing your favorite pasta dish, but then nothing is too good for her favorite! Now, it's only fair that you put a smile on her face, a gleam in her eyes, and a glow in her heart. How? How else! Eat! Eat! - Mangia! Mangia! Come on, it's good for you!

Don't let the girls fall! Help each girl to the other side of the bridge by filling in the holes so they can get across. Each time a girl is saved from a pit you get one point. But be careful though, it gets much faster and you may let one of them fall in a manhole. Please save the anime girls time is running out!

This sequel/update to Mat Mania has fewer wrestlers, but allows for 2 players to compete against each other.

The player guides Mappy the police mouse through the mansion of the cats called Mewkies (Meowky in the U.S. version) to retrieve stolen goods. The player uses a left-right joystick to move Mappy and a single button to operate doors. The mansion has six floors of hallways in which the stolen items are stashed.

The player guides Mappy the police mouse through the mansion of the cats called Mewkies (Meowky in the U.S. version) to retrieve stolen goods. The player uses a left-right joystick to move Mappy and a single button to operate doors.

You are Mappy, the brave mouse policeman. Mappy's mission is to retrieve all of the stolen treasure from the Mewkies cat gang. They've stashed all of the loot in their leader's mansion which contains several floors, and numerous trampolines that the Mewkies like to use to travel between stories. Mappy must keep away from the cats and collect all items in the house before moving on to the next house. If Mappy is caught by a cat, he loses a life. Mappy also loses a life if he crashes to the floor by breaking through a trampoline or falling into a pitfall. When all of Mappy's lives are lost, the game is over.

Houses have six floors, and some houses in later rounds have an attic. Mappy gets to the different floors by jumping on a trampoline. Mappy can jump three times on a trampoline, but the fourth time will break it. Once Mappy moves onto a floor, he can jump on the trampoline another three times.

When Mappy jumps on the trampoline, he will go to the top floor of the house unless you push the joystick left or right to move him onto a particular floor. You can move Mappy onto a floor as he's on the way up, but not on the way down.

Nyamco, the boss cat, does not chase Mappy. Instead he moves around in a zigzag pattern. He also like to hide for a few seconds behind a treasure.

The cats are very sneaky and, if given half a chance, will try to corner Mappy at the end of one of the platforms or to trap him on one of the floors he must use to get to the treasures he's after.

The cats have no defense mechanisms of any kind. But they cannot be permanently eliminated either. As soon as Mappy puts one cat out of commission, another cat appears somewhere else in the house.

However, in an emergency, you can slow one cat down for short periods of time. This is accomplished by having Mappy throw open a standard door in the cat's face to knock him down and stun him. When hit by the door, the cat will be stunned for several seconds. When he is disabled like this, Mappy can walk right by him and not get caught. To temporarily eliminate more than one pursuer at a time, Mappy must catch them in the microwaves emitted when opening power doors - the thick flashing doors that flicker with different colors.

As your skill level increases, the number and direction of pursuers coming at you at any one time and the speed with which they move, is gradually increased; plus, their pursuit patterns become more and more devious while their overall accuracy is highly improved.

Bonus lives are awarded to you periodically throughout the game as you reach or pass certain preselected point values ('Extra Lives' dip switch).

Once all the treasure in the house has been retrieved, you move on to the next house.

A bonus round is awarded to you after the 2nd house, and after every 3rd house thereafter, i.e. in after the 6th, 9th, 12th, 15th, etc. houses. In the bonus rounds, you score extra points by popping balloons. Using the trampoline, jump to pop as many balloons as possible in the fewest number of moves. The bonus round ends when the music ends. If you die during a bonus round, the bonus round ends there, but the number of lives remaining is not affected.

- CAST OF CHARACTERS -

Mappy ("Micro Police") - This is you, our hero and defender of justice, the police-mouse who is on the case to recover the stolen loot from the enemy cats.

Nyamco ("Boss The Big Bit") - Does not chase Mappy, but moves around the house in a zig-zag fashion

Mewkies ("Naughty Folks") - This gang of smaller cats chases and tries to catch Mappy.

Gosenzo - This appears when Mappy moves throughout the house for a long period of time without retrieving any stolen items. Once it appears, Mappy has no chance of escaping.

Doors - When Mappy is directly in front of a door, press the Door button to open the door. Doors open in the direction of the doorknob. Mappy cannot go through a closed door; you must open it to go through.

Power Doors - These flicker with different colors and are thicker than the ordinary doors. When you press the Door button, the door opens and sends a microwave that flushes away Mappy's feline pursuers. There are four power doors in each house.