The Adventures of Frank Race was an American radio adventure serial syndicated by Bruce Eells Productions. The 30-minute program's first East Coast broadcast was 1949, and the show ran 43 episodes.

Frank Race mainly investigated international insurance scams around the globe in various exotic locations, making him something of a cross between James Bond and Johnny Dollar.

Gilligan's Island is a pretty neat little game. The graphics and sound aren't great, but then, you don't need them to be. That's not the point. The point is to wander around and find the clues to solve each episode, while having a little action thrown in to keep things exciting. Of course, most of what you do is avoid fights, because there are only certain ones that you need to win, and those require plot points to provide the right weapon to beat the fight. Other than that, it's a matter of keeping the Skipper alive and not letting Gilligan get lost.

Gregory Peck and Virginia Mayo recreated their roles on a one-hour Lux Radio Theater program broadcast on January 21, 1952.

Originally released as Soccer Kid outside the US this unusual platformer uses a soccer ball and various moves like headers and bicycle kicks to progress through the levels and defeat enemies.
You can also choose the color of your clothes to show which team you support by pressing different buttons on the title screen.

The Adventures of Lolo series consists of multi-level, puzzle type games. The levels in this game include the Entry Level, First Steps in Eden, the Intermediate Level, Dance and Music, the Advanced Level, Let's go to Gentryland, and the challenging Pro Level. Each of these levels is made up of many different stages, with a total of 144 scenes in the game as a whole!

Different scenery and monsters appear at each stage. Some parts of the game have a lot of action, some require a lot of thought, and some can be solved in more than one way. Whatever kind of game you enjoy, the Adventures of Lolo is sure to become one of your favourites.

Adventures of Lolo takes place in the country of Eden, where the Great Devils Evil Empire is wreaking havoc once again. Princess Lala leaves to seek help from Lolo, and on the way back to Eden, King Egger himself appears to kidnap Lala right in front of Lolo. In order to save Lala and the country of Eden, Lolo arrives at the Castle of Egger and makes his way through the ten floors to rescue the lovely princess.

Our heroic pair are at it again! On their return from the Haunted Castle (successfully defeated in the original Adventures of Lolo) our Hero and Heroine were confronted by the real power of the land - the King of Eggerland himself. Swooping down on our victorious couple, the King thundered, "The Labyrinth was only a preliminary test - the real battle starts now! If you can make it through my Tower and my Castle, I will set your people free. But just make sure there are no tricks - this little one comes with me!" And with that he grabbed little Lala and spirited her away to his Castle in the clouds. But, fortunately, Lala was able to analyze each of the mazes as she was aken through the Tower, and left clues in Jewel Boxes in each room. Each Jewel that Lolo collects contains a bt of information tat will help him in the next room. With your help, they will work together to free their people from the clutches of the King.

Lolo, Lala, and their friends have lived peacefully for manyyears, ever since the defeat of the Great Devil (in The Adventures of Lolo 2). But suddenly his son and heir, the new King of Eggerland, launched a hollow capsule filled with a strange potion that turns the inhabitants of Lolo and Lala's tiny kingdom to stone. Only Lolo and Lala, basking in the sun at the edge of the lake between the tw kingdoms, were spared this horrible fate. Brave in the face of adversity, our hero and heroine set out together to defeat the evil King and cast off his spell. Only you can help our brave pair now.....

The Adventures of Maisie (aka Maisie) was a radio comedy series starring Ann Sothern as underemployed entertainer Maisie Ravier, a spin-off of Sothern's successful 1939-1947 Maisie movie series. The series was heard on CBS Radio, NBC Radio, the Mutual Radio Network, and on Mutual flagship radio station WHN in NYC.

Elements of mystery have always been represented in literature, but the detective story didn't arrive on the scene until the mid 1800's. Edgar Allan Poe's The Murders in the Rue Morgue, published in 1841, was the first. The Murder's main character, C. Auguste Dupin, was a brilliant detective who relied on superior deductive powers to solve the crime. He and his unnamed narrator companion solved this and two other mysteries.

Later in the 19th century Sir Arthur Conan Doyle expanded on Poe's new concept in his Sherlock Holmes stories. Many think that Doyle patterned Holmes and Watson after Dupin and his friend. The Sherlock Holmes stories were wildly popular in England, and after Conan Doyle, the British continued to dominate the detective genre with other detectives who depended on keen observation and deductive logic to solve crimes. These detectives most commonly applied their brilliance to crimes in quaint country houses outside small useridyllic villages.

Then, in the 1930's and 1940's American writers added a grittier urban element to the detective genre -- the hardboiled detective. As opposed to the typical British detective, the hardboiled detective was generally a cynical loner with a strong sense of justice that wasn't necessarily limited to that provided by the court system. Instead of country houses, these detectives were more likely to be found in shady all-night bars or on the mean streets of Los Angeles, Chicago, or New York City.

Dashiell Hammett introduced the new genre, and Sam Spade, in 1930 in his novel The Maltese Falcon. A few years later Raymond Chandler came along and perfected the type, with his detective, Philip Marlowe. Chandler introduced Marlowe in his first novel, The Big Sleep, and Philip Marlowe continued to solve crimes in six subsequent Chandler novels. Chandler had previously published a number of short stories featuring other detectives; however, Marlowe proved so popular that when the stories were later republished the author often switched the detectives to Philip Marlowe.

Marlowe was a more complex character than some of his hard boiled brethren. Sure he could handle a gun and take a beating. But, he was more than just a tough guy, he had gone to college, could play chess, and appreciated classical music. He also had his own strong ethical standards and turned down jobs that didn't measure up to those standards.

A side scrolling platform strategy game.
Keep the robot alive if you can!

And so, Rad Gravity begins the quest that will carry him far beyond the life he's known thus far-- to the strange, twisted world of Cyberia, where killer robots guard information that is vital to his mission!

But Cyberia is a beacon of hope compared to the rotting carcass of Effluvia, where the garbage of the universe does not go to die!

From the lands of the decadent future it's too short a trip to the land where dinosaurs still walk and fire ants nip your toes - Sauria!

Then it's on to the old-fashioned beauty of the cloud city hovering high above verdant Vernia! Cool and serene, it's the absolute opposite of--

--the down-and-dirty antics of the gnomes who plague passers-by on Odar!

And between the worlds are the shifting terrors of the asteroid belt, where the only means of avoiding the constantly swirling stones is the principle of action and reaction! To move in one direction, a space cadet must fire his weapon in the other direction, to push him along!

But the weirdest world of all awaits where gravity has gone wild-- on the upside down sphere of Turvia! And this is but a fraction of the fate to be found in-- The Adventures of Rad Gravity!

A role playing game.
Lead the legendary Band of Merry Men!

Rocky and Bullwinkle were having a great day until they received a telegram, informing them that one of Bullwinkle's uncles has passed away. On the plus side, that uncle left his castle to Bullwinkle, and if he can get to England, Bullwinkle will become an Earl. However, Boris and Natasha are out to stop him from getting there. You take control of Rocky and Bullwinkle as they travel through five levels of intense action on their quest to reach the UK. To get through each level, you will have to utilize each character's unique skills: Rocky can fly past particular obstacles and Bullwinkle can perform a charge attack. You will also have to keep an eye out for the bombs that Boris and Natasha plant in each level. See if you can lead Bullwinkle to his destiny in THE ADVENTURES OF ROCKY AND BULLWINKLE.

The game consists of seven levels that take you through various locales: A Swiss Alps-style mountain, a cavern, a mine, a submarine, a haunted ship, a port town, and a castle. Mini-games were available at certain points that allowed you to collect extra lives. These mini-games were Peabody and Sherman, where you controlled Sherman and blew bubble gum bubbles to clog a dragon's mouth, and Dudley Do-Right, where you rode a horse and avoided an ever-approaching train which was driven by Snidely Whiplash.

In a one room schoolhouse on the banks of the Mississippi River, a boy is daydreaming in class. This little adventurer is Tom Sawyer, the star of the game. Tom's weekend exploits with his friend Huckleberry are world-famous.

Even today as he naps, he's dreaming of a super adventure down the Mississippi river on his log raft. As he sleeps, he begins the adventure by running through an abandoned pirate ship. After defeating the pirates and octopus monster, Tom reaches the river. Every step of his journey is filled with danger. Evil ultimate enemies and their helpers try to prevent Tom from reaching his goal - saving Becky Thatcher. Can Tom defeat the greatest enemy Injun Joe and save Becky? Their Fate is in your hands!

Avoid deadly Grid Bugs, Recognizers - even tanks! Keep TRON moving up the elevators, jump him down a floor! Keep TRON alive and scoring points! Jump him up to intercept flying 'bits'!

Early overhead RPG similar to Zelda. It is also known as Valkyrie no Bouken.

A shoot 'em up game for the Atari 5200

It's the 21st century and N.A.C., a feared terrorist group of the galaxy, threatens to destroy Earth. They've developed the super weapon "EL" that will blast away Earth's ozone layer. And they've threatened to use it! As the world's top jet fighter pilot, you're in command of the of the ultimate in combat aircraft - the "Freedom Fighter." Armed with the latest in new high-tech weaponry, you and your jet are Earth's only chance against the merciless N.A.C. Good luck!

The N.A.C., a terrorist organization, has built a leaser emitter - "EL" - that is causing a panic, as it is capable of destroying the Ozone layer. We need you to pilot the Freedom Fighter, an advanced aircraft that may be the only means we have to crush the enemy!

Ancient shoot-'em-up relying on old-fashioned principles of keeping the player busy. Graphic and sound are now dated.

Aero Blasters is a Shoot-'Em-Up game, developed by Inter State and published by Turbo Technologies, Inc.. It was released in 1990 for the Turbo Grafx, and is one the system's most popular Shmups.