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Wind of Revenge is a simple game made by a team of 5 people during the single weekend for the Unreal Engine November Jam.
Oh no! Donuts are dropping out of nowhere and Molly and her friends need your help. Use your finger to drag Molly, Maximus, Rhonda, or Walter across the screen and collect ONLY the donuts shown at the top. You do not want to catch the wrong donut or it will be game over!
In this game, the player takes photos of the original fourteen contestants who compete in Total Drama Action that are running across the screen trying to gain as many points as they can.
The Arcade is a collection of ten games heavily inspired by classical titles, with modern graphics and sound. The games are: -Battling Bats (Pong clone) -Freakoids (Asteroids clone) -Jetpac Jousting (Joust clone) -Moon Mission (Lander clone) -N-Vaders (Space Invaders clone) -Galaxy Warriors (Centipede clone) -Muncher (Q*Bert clone) -Protectors (Warlords clone) -Operation TNT (Bomberman clone) -Pipe Puzzle (Pipe Dream clone)
In this arcade game for the home, developed by Jun Amanai & Yoshinori Kawamoto for Oh!FM magazine, it's time to get the biggest payday ever. Scour a multi-screen world for as much currency as you can find, then cash it all in at the bank before the day's over! Both the FM-7 and later PC-88 cassette releases also have a hidden sound test. You play as either Gutchan or his girlfriend Marichan, collecting coins and cash bags, as well as credit and ID cards. Take care to dodge others on the map, all of whom are also collecting these items. They'll even stun and/or steal money from you! If you pick up a bag with a question mark on it, you'll get a power-up that lets you disable one of these enemies.
Austin Powers: Why Make Millions...? is an unreleased game for the Game Boy Color that was meant to be the fourth game in the series of Austin Powers for the system. Like the other games in the series, it was intended to be a mini game collection. The prototype for the game was discovered in the September 2020 batch of the Nintendo gigaleaks.