Konami Games
Noah's Ark
In this version of Noah's Ark, you're saving a few animals, dissing a few others, and rewriting this biblical tale.
Solar Assault
G radius and its subsequent sequels were extremely popular in the arcades and home market.
Pop'n Twinbee (1993)
Like most of the games in the series, Pop'n Twinbee is a vertical shooter that likewise features the bell power-up and uses bombs to attack landbound enemies, but it also has its set of differences.
Kid Dracula
Oh those chaps at Konami! Once again they take a name (Dracula) and really make it into an original game filled with fun and surprises!
World Circuit Series
Hop in your F-1 racer and take on the best racers in the world in World Circuit Series by Konami.
Ephemeral Fantasia
Mouse, a traveling musician and amateur thief, has been contacted to compose a song for Lord Xelpherpolis's wedding.
Rakuga Kids
Twinkle Town is the perfect picture of chaos. The local Kids have made their Graffiti heroes miraculously come to life with some magic crayons. Now their wild cartoon characters are ready to unleash a fast, funny and furious fighting game, where fu..
The Final Round
Konami is going for a birdie with Final Round, one fantastic golf game.
Silent Scope 2: Dark Silhouette
One part gasoline, two parts methane, one part nitroglycerine. Shake well. Throw on fire.
NBA Give 'N Go
NBA sport game. Make your way to win!
Namco Museum Encore
What's this? Two Namco Museum games in one issue of EGM? Again?
Castlevania 5
For some reason, one of the best things about all of the newfangled, high- tech game systems is anticipating the release of an updated version of your favorite old games.
Street Supremacy
There's a time attack mode thrown in as an afterthought, and a team battle mode where you'll spend most of your time.
Shadow Of Destiny
The idea behind this title--traveling through time to stop your multiple deaths is amazing, but man, there are a few major chinks in the armor that turn Shadow into...well, a shadow of what it could be.
Double Dribble 5 On 5
Double Dribble for the GameBoy. It's as intense as the NES version only now it's portable and in black and white.
