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Phantom 2040
The Game Gear Phantom 2040 sends its masked hero through futuristic side-view stages. Enemies and obstacles break up the paths through the city.
The Game Gear Phantom 2040 sends its masked hero through futuristic side-view stages. Enemies and obstacles break up the paths through the city.
Swamp Thing
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Ms. Pac-Man
The Master System edition of Ms. Pac-Man puts the maze, pellets, and ghosts on a single screen.
The Master System edition of Ms. Pac-Man puts the maze, pellets, and ghosts on a single screen.
MTV's Beavis and Butt-Head
The Game Gear adaptation follows Beavis and Butt-Head through short side-scrolling stages drawn from the show.
The Game Gear adaptation follows Beavis and Butt-Head through short side-scrolling stages drawn from the show.
Ghost Manor
Ghost Manor sends its hero through dark platform stages on TurboGrafx-16, where monsters and traps fill the route through the manor and its surroundings.
Ghost Manor sends its hero through dark platform stages on TurboGrafx-16, where monsters and traps fill the route through the manor and its surroundings.