| Gradius |
The original shooting classic from Konami that
introduced the floating blobs that follow your ship around and add to your firepower.
Colorful levels await the player and exotic bosses block the end of each level. |
| Konami Ping Pong |
Fun table game where you control a disembodied
hand that slaps at a ping pong ball against another disembodied hand. Ball physics remain
true to life without any of the weird angles that result from poor programming. |
| Shao-Lin's Road |
Kick and jump your way through a three-level
temple as legions of goons assail you from all sides. Special power-ups may be picked up
to enhance your defense and attack skills. One power-up spins in a circle around you which
knocks out anyone hapless enough to get close enough to you. |
| Time Pilot |
One of our arcade favorites from 1982. Player
guides a jet that rotates and shoots at squadrons of enemy airships. As the player
progresses through time, enemies become more sophisticated, ultimately using flying
saucers to attack the player. Save the occasional parachuting flyboy for bonus points. |
| Twinbee |
Plain but recognizable MSX version of the arcade
shooter classic. Details in the graphics are sparse but the bells are recognizable and the
mini-bee ship still comes with gloved hands. All of the usual Twinbee power-ups remain
such as the shadow Twinbees and the enlarge ship power-up. |