Fighting

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If you can appreciate a classic shoot 'em up, then you should definitely check out Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Space pirates have stolen a bounty of space treasure. You pilot the Cybernoid in an effort to recover the stolen treasures. Warning: You're up for a serious challenge! You will have to make your way from one screen to the next, shooting enemies and getting past various obstacles that require perfect timing. You have special weapons, and will collect power-ups that will help you in getting through the courses. Different situations may call for a different weapon. Cybernoid is still regarded as a classic title and one of the best shoot 'em ups ever made, so you will definitely want to get your hands on it. Gameplay can get incredibly... Less

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The most crucial and decisive battle of World War II is about to be fought by you! Enemy forces are descending upon Midway Island. Enemy Bombers,dive Bombers,and zeros are roaring over the island like a typhoon. The surrounding Pacific waters are teeming with enemy aircraft carriers. As the top gun of the Navy's mos elite crew of fighter Pilots, you must pilot your specially outfitted P-38 into the very midst of the enemy squadron.

Campaign Shiloh takes you back tot he early days of teh Civil War for incredible strategy action. It's 1862 and Union General Ulysses S. Grant is fighting his way down the Mississippi River. The Union & Confederacy are deadlocked, but Confederate General Johnston launches a surprise attack against Grant's camp at Shiloh. Should Johnson win here, the Confederate army will cut off Grant from support & supplies. If Grant wins, Union troops will split the Confederate army in two, gaining the advantage.

The game that rocked the world and changed arcade-style fighting forever returns in hand-held splendor. Choose from eight unique characters (some familiar faces have returned from the original, but a few new combatants make for spiced-up action), as you try to pummel your computer- controlled opponents to death. Each character has special moves that only he or she can pull off, making the game full of plenty of surprises and blood. As with the original, whichever character wins the battle gets the opportunity to complete a Fatality, which is every bit as violent as it sounds. There's a reason that this game was so overwhelmingly popular, and the cold-blooded, hand-to-hand combat is as fun today as it was when it first came out.