Slapping enemies with pure style Zero Team (Arcade, Seibu Kaihatsu, 1993)

Jurassic Park (Arcade, Sega, 1994)

Love² Torokko (Love Love Truck) (PlayStation, Scitron & Art, 1999)

Stealth? Never heard of it The Super Spy (Neo Geo, SNK, 1990)

Armadillo Racing (Arcade, Namco, 1997)

Mad Panic Coaster (PlayStation, Hakuhodo, 1997)

This 1995 arcade game from Zeus Software and Gaelco returns on modern platforms this July 16 Biomechanical Toy (PC and Consoles, QUByte Interactive, 2026)

This edition is based on the SNES version. It features automap, multiple languages and save game. The Blizzard Arcade Collection: Blackthorne - Definitive Edition (PC / Switch / Xbox One / PS4, Blizzard, 2021)

Huge jumps, awesome tricks… and brutal crashes MX Unleashed (Xbox, Rainbow Studios, 2004)

Splashdown: Rides Gone Wild (PlayStation 2, Rainbow Studios, 2003)

What happens in Rasputin's Secret Garden stays in the garden World Heroes Perfect (Neo Geo, ADK, 1995)

Zombie mayhem all over a retro‑futuristic city Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse (Xbox, Wideload, 2005)

Brütal Legend (PC, Double Fine, 2013) (Xbox 360/PS3 versions released in 2009)

NBA Street Vol. 2 (PlayStation 2, NuFX / EA, 2003)

Kurt Hectic's useful sniper, with different bullets like the mortar MDK 2: Armageddon (PlayStation 2, Bioware, 2001)

Buffy doing what she does best Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Xbox, The Collective, 2002)

Gorgeous sprite scaling in this F1 racing game Grand Prix Star (Arcade, Jaleco, 1991)

Obélix smashing Romans and sharks like a pro Astérix (Arcade, Konami, 1992)

Riding fast through the forest on the Sukopako Motorcycle Alex Kidd in Miracle World (Master System, Sega, 1986)

Alright, ma'am. We won't shoot him... anymore Sunset Riders (Arcade, Konami, 1991)

Utan doing monkey things Metal Slug 3 (Neo Geo, SNK, 2000)

Lucky & Wild (Arcade, Namco, 1993)

A worthy successor to the Data East classic Windjammers 2 (PC / Switch / PS4 / Xbox, Dotemu, 2022)

POV: You're throwing shuriken at ninjas and fail on the very last one Shinobi (Arcade, Sega, 1987)

This rafting run is seriously dangerous Rapid River (Arcade, Namco, 1997)

Breakdown (Xbox, Namco, 2004)

A pole dancing minigame to distract the guards. That was another era Dead to Rights (PlayStation 2, Namco, 2002)

Sega Soccer Slam (PlayStation 2, Black Box Games, 2002)

Use the unique abilities of all three vikings to beat every challenge in this classic The Lost Vikings (SNES, Silicon & Synapse, 1993)

Utan might be terrible at support, but he's funny Metal Slug 3 (Neo Geo, SNK, 2000)

This T-Rex clearly has a need for speed Need for Speed II (PlayStation, EA, 1997)

Victory Heat Rally (Steam / Switch, Skydevilpalm, 2024)

Finest Hour (Arcade, Namco, 1989)

Shock Troopers (Neo Geo, Saurus, 1997)

Half-Life 2 (PC, Valve, 2004)

Batman Returns (NES, Konami, 1993)

Shadow of the Ninja - Reborn (PC / Switch / PS4|5 / Xbox S X|S, Tengo Project, 2024)

XIII (PlayStation 2, UbiSoft, 2003)

Moon Patrol - Featured in our book - ARTCADE - The Book of Classic Arcade Game Art (Extended Edition) At 356 pages and featuring cabinet artwork from around 300 arcade classics. Reprints due 19th August, get a stock alert: www.bitmapbooks.com/collections/... #bitmapbooks #booksky #arcade

Over Top (Neo Geo, ADK, 1996)

Run Saber (SNES, Hori Electric, 1993)

Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne (PC, Remedy Entertainment, 2003)

Remember when Birdo talked in this SMB2 version Super Mario Advance (Game Boy Advance, Nintendo, 2001)

Atomic Runner (Mega Drive, Data East, 1992)

Cruis'n USA (Arcade, Midway, 1994)

Windjammers (Neo Geo, Data East, 1994)

Jurassic Park (Arcade, Sega, 1994)

Elebits / Eledees (Wii, Konami, 2006)

Giants: Citizen Kabuto (PlayStation 2, Planet Moon Studios, 2001)

Ryse: Son of Rome (PC, Crytek, 2014)