Snackman
Neo-Rio says: Cheerful little pacman clone. As playable and as fun as the orginal, with a bunch of different and varied mazes.
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Rocket Ranger
Neo-Rio says: Cinemaware, true to their name, produced this game experience on par with a 50s matinee movie. The graphics and sound create a tense and exciting atmosphere, not too unlike Cinemaware's other games.
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Quinx
Neo-Rio says: They don't make games with plots like this anymore. You have to stop worms doodling over your precious piece of paper, and eating it into pieces!
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Way of the Exploding Fist, The
Neo-Rio says: The great music, the fantastic graphics, the intelligent gameplay, are all things we remember about this fighting game. Not to mention the sampled Bruce Lee "Hiiyaaah" taken from the movie "Enter the Dragon", heard on the loading screen.
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Time Tunnel
Jimbo says: Great little arcade-adventure where you have to visit different time periods and solve puzzles and collect items. Has a nice classical soundtrack too!
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Bubble Bobble
Jimbo says: Probably the best 2-player platformer in existence, and a great arcade conversion! "I'm forever bloooowing bubbleeeees"...
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Red Moon
Neo-Rio says: Red Moon is not your typical adventure game. It's part RPG as well, and it's also massively huge and detailed. It was hailed for its greatness back in the day.
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Survivor
Steve says: one of the first games i played on the Commodore, it's a great space shooter. Try to play that with 2 Joysticks, two players, really fun!
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Ballblazer
graveyardjohn says: Imagine being one of the hand-held bats in a gigantic 3D game of Air Hockey, but add a pair of moving goals, and you have an addictive 2 player game.
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