Welcome to Galaxy Patrol! You must fly through the starfield, avoiding stars and collecting fuel so as to continue your journey. Your score is based on the amount of fuel you have spent. Read more about Galaxy Patrol
Category: Nintendo Entertainment System (Famicom)
Froggy is an ultra easy Frogger clone for the NES. Just avoid the cars and get frog to other side of bank. Read more about Froggy (1k Frog)
Your goal, as a Ping Pong ball, is to avoid the paddles and other obstacles to escape from the screen in 12 variously difficult levels. Read more about Escape From Pong (Revision 2)
In "Elite" the player is given a space craft and 100 credits, and a combat rating of "Harmless". The player is expected to earn money as a trader, a bounty hunter or pirate (or all of these!) in order to improve his space craft by fitting additional and better equipement. With this better equipped ship, he should become better at combat, and therefor trade with more lawless planets. The player is given a combat rating, which progresses from "Harmless", "Mostly Harmless", all the way to "Elite" which is the top rating, and the ultimate aim of the player. Read more about Elite
Arrange the colored boxes in the correct order! Complete ten color sets to advance to the next level! Finish all 6 levels to win the game! Read more about BoXBoY
This is a clone of Nintendo's Game & Watch "BombSweeper" from 1987. It's a simple, addictive puzzler. You are John Solver, fearless bomb squad person, who has to save the city from Jack, a demented criminal who is trying to blow it all up with his bombs. Read more about Bomb Sweeper v0.5
Objective of Bomber 4k is to perilessly fly over 3 cities and destroy each one to win. Read more about Bomber 4k
GITS2 is a program for adjustment of colour TV sets of system
PAL through the game console DENDY (Russian NES). GITS2 is the second (improved) version of the program GITS, which was published in a Russian magazine RADIO number 8 for 2001. Read more about GITS 2
This is just a small program that will list the disk contents of any valid FDS disk, giving some information that is stored on the disk. It works best on a real FDS+Famicom system. Read more about FDS Disk Listing Program