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Taking place sometime after the events of the original Blaster Master, Blaster Master: Enemy Below puts you once again behind the wheels of Sophia 3 as a genetically engineered threat looms from the underground once again. Gameplay-wise the game plays like a remake of the first game, with similar levels and challenges, and featuring the same on wheels/on foot dual gameplay modes while adding new weapons and upgrades.

Taking place sometime after the events of the original Blaster Master, Blaster Master: Enemy Below puts you once again behind the wheels of Sophia 3 as a genetically engineered threat looms from the underground once again. Gameplay-wise the game plays like a remake of the first game, with similar levels and challenges, and featuring the same on wheels/on foot dual gameplay modes while adding new weapons and upgrades.

Blasteroids is a 1 or 2-player update of Atari's seminal "Asteroids", where the object of the game is to clear all sectors of the asteroids and enemy ships. Once this task is completed, the player goes on to battle Mukor - the "boss" asteroid who rules all galaxies - and destroy him. The player's ship appears first in the center of four vortices, he or she must chose which vortex they wish to enter, which then transports them to a sector of their chosen star system. Unlike in "Asteroids", the player ship has a finite amount of fuel which must be replenished as often as possible. This is achieved by destroying specifically-colored asteroids which turn into collectible crystals. Not all sectors contain the crystal-bearing asteroids, however, and if the player runs out of fuel, a ship is lost. The game contains three different ship configurations and the player can switch between them at any time during a level. The three configurations are: Speeder (small and fast, but weak), Fighter (medium speed and strength) and Warrior (large and strong but very slow).

Jogo estrelado por uma nave que tem como missão destruir explosivos. As minas ficam dispostas em um enorme labirinto inteiramente destrutível. É preciso manter certa distância das cargas antes de detoná-las, já que a explosão é capaz de acabar com a nave.

The evil alien ruler Bosc has conquered the planet Uranus with the ultimate goal of destroying the Earth. His army is kidnapping and enslaving the Space Babes to ensure future world dominance. Captain Blasto, the not particularly bright but very muscular superhero, must travel to Uranus and free the Space Babes, while defeating Bosc's minions. In Blasto, a very animated and hilarious game for the PlayStation, you assume the role of the massive, hunk hero, Blasto, to fight your way through twelve diverse and unique environments ranging from the depths of space to a brightly lit Alienville. Running, climbing, jumping, shooting, and even flying with a jetpack, you set out to save the world from the maniacal alien boss, Boscc, and his minions. Oh, you can also save the world's most beautiful women as well. Taking cues from Rambo, Blasto has a vast arsenal of ray guns, flamethrowers, and a miniature nuclear missile, all to aid in his quest for world peace. Pop Blasto into your PlayStation and get ready to ruuuuuumble!

The player is set in control of The Garland TFF-01, a sub-standard space fighter ship that is only armed with a semi-auto or rapid fire laser gun known as the Beam Vulcan and the Tranquilander. Some enemy units can be captured and used in play; certain enemy robots, when shot by the player's Tranquilander, will morph into an outline of themselves. The player can then fly into the outline, and take on the form of the enemy robot, taking control of its weapons, abilities and special attacks. There is also addition to the boss battle scoring: similar to some shooters, players have the opportunity to increase their scores by beating the end level bosses within a certain time limit. Every time a boss battle is initiated, a timer will count down and once the boss is destroyed/killed before the timer reaches zero, then the time left will add to the player's end-level score; if the timer runs out, then the score at the end of the level will remain unaffected.

Blazing Lazers (c) 1989 Hudson Soft. - TECHNICAL - United Amusement PC-Engine based hardware - TRIVIA - In 1989, United Amusement (a large operator of arcades in the US at that time) developed a JAMMA interface for the PC-Engine with NEC's blessing. N

An arcade wrestling game developed by Masato Masuda and his team, most famous for their work on the Fire Pro Wrestling series.

Humans and Animalmen co-exist in the world, living and working together. However, as Animalmen now outnumber humans, an anti-human group calling themselves the Zooligans are out to destroy the humans and take the galaxy for themselves. It's up to Blender, the leader of the Cosmo Keepers, to save the world using his own powers and the abilities of the Mini Bros. (robotic creatures that, when evolved, help you greatly in your quest). Blender can use his large ears to float around levels, whack enemies out of the way and climb up ropes or pogo-hop. Levels vary between platform jumping, boss battles, and every world has you driving around the level (aka Mario Kart), collecting keys to prevent the world from blowing up. Multiplayer modes include 4-player racing, the opportunity to trade Mini Bros. plus 2 other mini-games to play.

Block Carnival is a funny ball and paddle game.

Block Gal is a Breakout/Arkanoid clone, with some erotic imagery: clearing a screen reveals some part of a naked lady.

A puzzle game.

Block Out is a 1-player or a simultaneous 2 players competitive game of unique dimensional action and strategy. As the blocks drop one-by-one into the three-dimensional pit, rotate them by using the three buttons and joystick. Once the player has decided on the the rotation of the block, use the button to drop the block into place. The objective is to place the blocks into the pit without leaving any empty spaces. Once this is achieved, the layers without empty spaces, will disappear. The player begins the game by selecting a starting stage. Game start level select can be chosen from stages 1, 5, 10, 15, or 20. There is a total of 100 stages in the game and as the players progress through the game, the stages get more and more difficult. Each stage has a certain number of layers (faces) that must be erased. Once these faces are erased, the player will move on to the next stage. The less blocks the players has left in the pit at the end of the stage, the more points are awarded. In addition to the one player mode, Block Out offers a competitive simultaneous two player mode. The split screen effect gives each player their own pit with which to play in. They compete against each other in the race to erase the faces. As one player erases a face, that face will be added to the opponent's pit, making their pit rise. This allows less room to work. There are two ways to win in the 2-player mode: 1) Force the opponent to the top of their pit and out of the game or 2) Erase 21 faces first.

Jogo no estilo de Snake, com o objetivo de envolver o rival de maneira que ele se choque contra a parede. Existem ainda duas versões expandidas: em Hustle, é preciso perseguir alvos no cenário em troca de pontos; e em CoMotion, até quatro pessoas podem se enfrentar.