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Nonograms are number puzzles where logic is used to find the solution. Clues are provided along the sides of the playfield grid, telling the player how many squares to fill in each row and column. With logic the player can figure out exactly which squares of the grid to fill. The thinking process is similar to solving Sudoku puzzles. Mario's Picross (from PICture CROSSword) is Nintendo's take on Nonograms. In this game, Mario takes on the role of an archaeologist who chisels away the squares in each playfield. The result is a small picture. There are 256 different puzzles to solve, divided into four courses with increasing difficulty level.

A game of soccer proposing you 4 different teams (Great Britain, France, Germany and Italy). There are no differences between these teams apart from the color of their jerseys. You can select the level of each of your players (levels from 0 to 20) as well as that of the opposing players. Released in 1985 in French under the name "Marius Tresor Foot" and in English under the name "Foot". Reissued in 1986 in English under the name "Soccer 86".

When you run the game for the first time, the default highscore table has all entries set to 010000.

Cuando ejecutas el juego por primera vez, la tabla de puntuaciones tiene todas las entradas configuradas en 010000.

With the help of a mad scientist, Colonel Brown, the owner of a toy factory, has created a substance that can turn people and animals into mutant sludge monsters. After Marko's football comes in touch with the substance, it gets magical powers and Marko sets out to stop Colonel Brown. The gameplay is similar to the SNES and Genesis versions, meaning Marko can shoot his football to kill enemies or use it as a trampoline, but this version features less moves and a different level design.

Marko's Magic Football, conocido simplemente como Marko en América del Norte, es un juego de plataforma de 1994 desarrollado y publicado por Domark para Sega Mega Drive, Sega Mega-CD y Sega Game Gear. Las versiones Mega-CD y Game Gear fueron lanzadas exclusivamente en Europa, aunque el puerto Mega-CD fue extraoficialmente traído a los EE. UU. A través de Good Deal Games, que comenzó a vender reproducciones sin licencia en algún momento de la década de 2000. En Marko's Magic Football, juegas como Marko, un jugador de fútbol que usa su fútbol para completar varias tareas de plataformas. Sonic the Comic del Reino Unido presentó varias tiras basadas en el personaje durante sus primeros años. Según los informes, una versión del Sistema Sega Master también estaba en desarrollo en algún momento, aunque fue cancelada.