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Action 15 May 2007

Touch the Dead is an FPS item, prepared for a two screen pocket console from the Nintendo stable. The user takes on the role of Rob Steiner, prisoner number 1809, who at some point realizes that he is the only person in the whole prison. The rest of the people in unexplained circumstances turned into zombies.

NDS

Simulation 18 May 2007

Pony Friends is another simulation-family game about taking care of a particular animal. It was rather dedicated to younger Nintendo DS owners, but older ones can also enjoy it.

NDS

RPG 25 March 2008

Opoona is a peculiar Japanese cRPG game dedicated to Wii console owners. It is important to note that the main element of this production is the continuous establishment of knowledge and strengthening of already concluded and the acquisition of qualifications in the professional sphere.

Wii

Strategy 30 November 2006

Lionel Trains: On Track is a strategic and economic position for the expansion of railway lines. The user receives a unique opportunity to become a magnate in this industry.

NDS

Arcade 07 November 2006

March of the Penguins is a platformer, aimed at users of almost all ages. Developers based this position on a nature film (Polish title: Marsz Pingwinów / Penguins March), awarded with prestigious awards. Its plot depicts the imperial penguins in their constant struggle for survival.

NDSGBA

Action 18 September 2006

The main character in Phil of the Future is a teenager born in 2121, who strangely ends up at the turn of the 20th and 21st century. And it lands together with the baggage of gadgets from the future, such as an aging and rejuvenating machine or a cloning device.

GBA

Strategy 25 July 2006

Super Robot Taisen: Original Generation is a combination of strategy and RPG. The title was created by the Japanese company Banpresto and is a continuation of the popular series, which even had its own anime series.

GBA

RPG 18 November 2004

Yu Yu Yu Hakusho: Tournament Tactics is a strategy game with elements of fighting. The work refers to the popular anime by Yoshihiro Togashi, aired on Cartoon Network and addressed to boys aged 9-14 years.

GBA

RPG 07 November 2007

Mega Man Star Force is a new jRPG game by the authors of the Mega Man Battle Network series, which is supposed to start another successful series. Developers from Capcom developed three versions of the MMSF with different subtitles - Dragon, Leo and Pegasus. The different variants differ in small elements, although the guiding principle is the same everywhere.

NDS

Action 08 September 2005

Power Rangers: Space Patrol Delta is a simple arcade game designed for not too picky players. All the time we run to the right and defeat other enemies, using only one of the attack variants contained here. Fighting is a very important element of fun - if we don't beat a certain number of enemies, we don't have anything to think about going to the next level.

GBA

RPG 12 September 2006

Harvest Moon DS is another part of the best-selling series of role-playing simulation games about life in the countryside. This time the developers decided to present the agricultural reality to the owners of the Nintendo DS pocket console.

NDS

Racing 04 October 2002

A pocket edition of one of the most acclaimed racers on PlayStation. We play the role of Tanner and join a number of missions, using many different vehicles.

GBA

Action 26 April 2007

One Piece: Unlimited Adventure is an action adventure game that takes full advantage of the unique possibilities offered by the Nintendo Wii desktop console. The whole is inspired by a popular series of Japanese comics and animated films.

Wii

Sports 25 May 2007

Mario Strikers Charged is the sequel to the great hit "Super Mario Strikers by Next Level Games for GameCube 2005. The game takes us back to the fabulously colourful lands known from Nintedno's biggest productions, so that we can fight fierce football fights at the highest level alone or in a group of friends.

Wii

Adventure 20 March 2007

Lost in Blue for the portable NDS console has been continued. As in the case of the first part, the player is thrown to a desert island, where he or she can only rely on himself or herself to survive.

NDS

Arcade 12 November 2007

The famous bearded plumber has already appeared in several dozen games, available for all possible Nintendo consoles. With the release of the new Wii land-based console, the father of the Mario series, Shigeru Miyamoto, surprised the players: he sent his hero into space!

Wii

Arcade 20 June 2006

Break'em All is an Arkanoid clone for Nintendo DS. The rules of play are simple: use a small platform-pallet to bounce a small ball, which in turn smashes the blocks at the top of the screen. The control is done with the use of a stylus.

NDS

Arcade 04 December 2006

Kirby Squeak Squad is a two-dimensional arcade game about the adventures of a pink hero with round shapes. Unlike its predecessor, Canvas Curse, the next edition of Nintendo's work focuses mainly on platform elements, thus returning to the roots of the series.

NDS

RPG 20 February 2007

Izuna: Legend of the Unemployed Ninja is an "old-fashioned" Japanese cRPG product in which, as is usually the case in this type of game, we have to wander dozens of large dungeons and fight hundreds of monsters. Both the concept of the game and the technical aspects do not differ from the standards known from similar productions from the Country of the Cherry Blossom.

NDS

Adventure 20 March 2006

Metroid Prime: Hunters is the second (after Metroid Prime: Pinball) product from the popular series, which was released on the Nintendo DS console. At one time, the demo of this game also promoted the premiere of the platform, being part of the sold set.

NDS

Arcade 31 December 2002

SpongeBob SquarePants: SuperSponge is an animated hits game for the youngest, called SpongeBob. This cartoon has been moved to the game world by THQ, and the console of their choice is GameBoy Advance.

GBA

RPG 21 March 2006

Tao's Adventure: Curse of the Demon Seal is a typical Japanese cRPG game (see, among others, the Final Fantasy series), developed by Konami corporation (producer known to genre enthusiasts mainly due to the best-selling Suikoden series). This item was prepared exclusively for the Nintendo DS handheld console and therefore makes excellent use of its unique features (primarily uses two liquid crystal screens to provide us with a simultaneous preview of the action and menu).

NDS

Action 16 August 2006

Dark Secret is the subtitle of the next installment of the series of games, representing the so-called stealthy games genre. The plot takes us to feudal Japan. Again, we have the opportunity to play the characters characteristic of the series, namely Rikimaru and Ayame.

NDS

Strategy 29 March 2006

The Tower SP is a strategy and economic game, de facto belonging to the same series as the memorable book SimTower: The Vertical Empire, published in the mid-1990s and dedicated to personal computers. This title was prepared exclusively for the Game Boy Advance pocket console by the Japanese company Vivarium (Yoot Saito and the company).

GBA