frogger type game made in 1990

WARNING THIS IS AN ADULT ORIENTED GAME

Lancaster is an Action game, developed and published by CRL Group, which was released in Europe in 1989.

Littlefoot and his friends are far from their safe home of Green Valley and they need to make their way back. On the long journey they face all kinds of challenges, from deadly fires to cruel dino bullies. Your goal is to work together as a team and get back home.

Lasermania 2 is a Miscellaneous game, developed and published by L. K. Avalon, which was released in Europe in 1995.

action game made in 1982

Young Danny Madigan is alone in a dark theater watching the latest action flick starring his favorite movie actor, Jack Slater. Suddenly, because of a magic movie ticket he received, he is transported from his seat into the film itself. He now gets to live out his fantasies, fighting along side his hero.

With Danny as your sidekick, you portray Jack Slater through seven levels of Hollywood-type action. Two of the levels place Jack behind the wheel of a car in the midst of a high speed chase, running down mobsters, and dodging obstacles, manholes, and double-parked cars. The other levels consist primarily of Jack punching and kicking bad guys, most of whom brandish knives, guns, or baseball bats. Based on the 1993 Arnold Schwarzenneger film of the same name, Last Action Hero for the Super Nintendo takes place in New York City neighborhoods, gang-ridden streets, a funeral reception, a movie theater, and on top of tall buildings. Even though the storyline involves a sidekick, this is a one-player game.

Danny Madigan is watching a sneak preview of the latest film of his favorite hero, Jack Slater, when he is mysteriously catapulted inside the screen; now standing next to his favorite useridol. You are Jack Slater, an action movie hero, who takes on the ax maniac "The Ripper"?, who is holding a school under siege, and Benedict, a villain who wants to use Danny's ticket to bring terror to the real world.

The game, based on the film of the same name, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, is very different for each platform. For most of them, the gameplay can be split up into two parts: side-scrolling fighting levels and wild car chases on the streets.

Last Action Hero blasts you out of the real world - onto the silver screen - and back again, in a non-stop action-adventure based on the epic fantasy feature starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. As movie hero Jack Slater, you'll team up with your biggest fan, Danny Madigan, who's got a magic movie ticket that's the ticket to serious trouble. Leaping between both the movie world and the real world with this magic ticket, you'll get into wild chases and deadly fights with the most dangerous criminals imaginable. Last Action Hero delivers all the excitement of the Schwarzenegger film with just one difference... you're the star! But this time, you must ultimately defeat the arch henchman Benedict to ensure a happy ending.

This video game is an adaptation of the film of the same name; which starred Arnold Schwarzenegger as the main character of the film (Jack Slater).

Taking the form of a Final Fight-style scrolling beat-em-up, the game was critically panned due to its poor graphics, limited set of moves and repetitive gameplay. Players have a strict time limit to defeat each and every level of the game. Time easily runs out in the levels of the game; resulting in an instant death and an automatic loss of a life. Every version of the game has the climatic showdown with Mr. Benedict (the movie's primary villain). His most unrealistic portrayal was in the Super NES version is where he teleports around the screen and shoots bubbles at the player. There are two car chase stages: one in Jack Slater's "movie" world and another in Danny Madigan's "real" world.

In the mood to punch, kick and knock the daylights out of a bunch of wicked thugs? If the answer's "Yes", be prepared to receive your own fair share of hard knocks, because these goons are tough. And you'll need brains as well as brawn since an intricate maze of passages leads you closer and closer to victory. Passages which you'll have to find. You're Aarzak, a renegade with a dream to free your people from a life of oppression. A master of Jet-Kwon-Do, the most elite practice of the martial arts; you're about to experience hand-to-hand combat that never lets up. You're swift, you're lethal, you're good. But are you good enough to outsmart layers of labyrinths; battalions of beasts; and scores of setbacks? Are you good enough to survive the Last Battle?

Last Battle is an Action game, developed by Creative Materials and published by Elite, which was released in Europe in 1991.

With the scrolls now in his possession, The Last Ninja begins training a new order of Ninja. During a training session he is mysteriously transported to New York. The Evil Shogun has returned!

Torn from his own time, The Last Ninja must defend himself once more with nothing more than the belief in his own abilities.

Last Ninja 2 is an Action game, developed by Consult Software and published by System 3, which was released in 1990.

The Lawnmower Man is a platform video game based on the 1992 film of the same name.

The player collects weapon upgrades or data discs. Once the player has collected a number of data discs, the discs morph into a Virtual Suit that gives the player protection from one hit.

The player visits several locations seen in the movie, such as the gas pump and the VSI headquarters. The game includes true-3D level connectors that are based on the CG sequences of the movie. These involve avoiding obstacles and the occasional high-speed shooting in the VR world.

This is an action game with role-playing elements. In it, the player controls user of a family (including two parents, two children and a weird pet) as they delve into a large dungeon. The object of the game is to collect a variety of items and use them to defeat several bosses. Each character has different jumping and fighting abilities and is able to equip different items, so using multiple characters is essential to success. Defeating the final boss, a dragon named Keela, ends the game.

Legend is a Beat-'Em-Up game, developed by Arcade Zone LTD and published by Seika Corp., which was released in 1994.

It is a Final Fight-style beat-em-up with a Medieval European setting.

STORY
Beldor the Maleficent reigned as a despot over the kingdom of Sellech for one thousand years. All was chaos and destruction. Many knights went on a final crusade to destroy Beldor but none returned. The people united, built energized heroes and imprisoned Beldor's soul. Now, Clovis, corrupt son of the King of Sellech, wants to harness Beldor's power and conquer the kingdom.

Released in February 1986.

Developed by Kyugo.

Legend was supposed to be published by Sega. But Kyugo wanted to sell the board themselves, so only a few boards were released.

Legend of Hero Tonmo offers some fast-paced, side-scrolling action that combines rapid-fire shooting with Mario-style jumping. As you explore ruins, forests, and caves, regenerating monsters badger you constantly as you shoot and jump frantically. The graphics sparkle, and the renaissance-style background music compliments the visuals quite nicely.

There's mad potential here, but the controls let me down more than a few times.

Throughout the history of numerous disturbances, China has successfully tied over the difficulties with the help of heroes with bravery and wisdom.

Go back to the history of war and adversity; take an active part of four heroes defending their country against barbarians slaughtering innocent people, and save your motherland groaning in pain.

It features four-player play, variety of fight skills and weapons, and six spectacle stages with seven enemy bosses, unconventional adventurous stage map, threatening hidden booby traps.

action game made in 1988

Not satisfied with being a Prince, Valiant wants to become a knight. Only King Arthur can bestow this honor, to any who prove themselves worthy by deed.

He must find the legendary Viking Ring of Peace and take it to Arthur's palace at Camelot.

The quest begins in treacherous marshland, where every step is potentially lethal. Armed with a mere crossbow, the prince must fight his way through a vast forest, inhabited by cut-throats and thieves, down into the underground caverns, through the deadly maze to the ring's resting place. Now he must cross the stormy sea and battle the hostile viking armada to reach Camelot.

Arthur's Hall lies beyond the labyrinthine maze of corridors and passageways...will Prince Valiant make it and fulfill his dream of knighthood?

Beat-'em-up/boxing game with a Rocky-like storyline.

The Legendary Axe (Makyo Densetsu in Japan) is a horizontal platform video game It was developed by Victor Interactive Software and was released in Japan for the PC Engine on September 23, 1988 and in North America alongside the TurboGrafx-16's launch on August 29, 1989.

In the game, the player controls Gogan, a barbarian whose girl, Flare, was kidnapped by the cult of Jagu. The player must navigate though six platforming levels, armed with a legendary axe named "Sting" to defeat Jagu and his minions and rescue Flare. The game features a rechargeable "strength meter" that determines how much damage is dealt from the axe to enemies.

Legendary Axe II is more than just a fine sequel - it's one of the best hack-n-slash adventures out there. Like the first edition, you control an axe-wielding barbarian, leaping from platforms and whacking monsters like there's no tomorrow.

What's not to like? Well, our hero's outfit, for one thing. He appears to be decked out in a pair of tiny Speedos! Will somebody please slap some pants on this guy!? Otherwise this game is a real treat.

There's a certain amount of platform jumping involved, but the controls are crisp and the difficulty is fair. Ominous orchestrated background music adds to the overall experience. Without a doubt, Legendary Axe II is one of the best titles for the Turbografx-16.

There's also a supply of bombs at your disposal via the Run button.