Mixing action and stealth, Lilo & Stitch go hard on GBA Lilo & Stitch (Game Boy Advance, Digital Eclipse, 2002)

A racing game based on Takara's pullback car toys Penny Racers / Choro Q Advance / Gadget Racers (Game Boy Advance, Electronics Application Co, 2001)

In this game, the losers are flushed down the toilet. Literally. Escape Kids (Arcade, Konami, 1991)

Auto Modellista (PlayStation 2, Capcom, 2002)

Alien Hominid (Game Boy Advance, Tuna Technologies, 2006)

This main theme brings good vibes Banjo-Kazooie (Nintendo 64, Rare, 1998)

Great graphics on GBC. The water reflection and animations are impressive Alice in Wonderland (Game Boy Color, Digital Eclipse, 2000)

Slipstream (Arcade, Capcom, 1995)

Viewtiful Joe (GameCube, Capcom, 2003)

Army Men Advance (Game Boy Advance, DC Studios, 2001)

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Crisis Beat (PlayStation, Soft Machine, 1998)

Numan Athletics (Arcade, Namco, 1993)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project (NES, Konami, 1991)

Something in this match feels a bit off... International Superstar Soccer Deluxe (SNES, Konami, 1995)

Scurge: Hive (Game Boy Advance, Orbital Media, 2006)

Joe & Mac Returns (Arcade, Data East, 1994)

Mullet MadJack (PC / Xbox One / Xbox Series X|S / Switch, Hammer95 Studios, 2024)

Three Wonders - Midnight Wanderers (Arcade, Capcom, 1991)

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (Game Boy Advance, Ubisoft, 2003)

Turok: Evolution (Game Boy Advance, RFX Interactive, 2002)

Hokuto no Ken: Seikimatsu Kyūseishu Densetsu​ (PlayStation, Natsume, 2000)

Asura the Striker (Steam, LeftOver, 2025)

Deep Freeze (PlayStation, Talon, 1999)

Cho Aniki: Kyukyoku ... Otoko no Gyakushu (Saturn, Pre-Stage, 1996)

Gunstar Super Heroes (Game Boy Advance, Treasure, 2005)

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Sexy Parodius (Arcade, Konami, 1996)

Wave Race 64 (N64, Nintendo, 1996)

Exvania (Arcade, Namco, 1992)

Extreme Downhill (Arcade, Sammy, 1995)

Ganbare Goemon: Seikūshi Dynamites Arawaru!! (Game Boy Color, Konami, 2000)

Castle of Illusion (Master System, Sega, 1990)

Road Rash: Jailbreak (Game Boy Advance, Magic Pockets, 2003)

DuckTales (Game Boy, Capcom, 1990)

This fun arcade game is the sequel to Battle City Tank Force (Arcade, Namco, 1991)

The Invincible Iron Man (Game Boy Advance, Torus Games, 2002)

Red Arremer, the Ghosts 'n Goblins enemy, shows up here as a boss Black Tiger (Arcade, Capcom, 1987)

Shock Troopers: 2nd Squad (Neo Geo, Saurus, 1998)

CT Special Forces (Game Boy Advance, LSP, 2002)

This golden dragon was controlled with a trackball on the arcade cabinet Syvalion (Arcade, Taito, 1988)

Mecha fighting? The DJ Boy sequel is wild! B.Rap Boys (Arcade, Kaneko, 1992)

Sometimes a shark appears in the surfing event (Jaws theme included!) California Games (Master System, Sega, 1989)

Western-themed light gun shooter similar to Point Blank. Bang! (Arcade, Bit Managers / Gaelco, 1998)

Kuri Kinton (Arcade, Taito, 1988)

Toki (Arcade, TAD Corporation, 1989)

RollerGames (NES, Konami, 1990)

You'll need blazing-fast fingers (or a turbo button) to win this 100m dash. Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (Game Boy, Konami, 1997)