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The Soul of Legends is a Super Mario 64 hack placed 7th in the 12th Simpleflips competition. You control Link in a Super Mario 64 world, but designed as a Zelda world.

PREPARE FOR THRILLING NEW ADVENTURES AS LEGENDARY POKÉMON AWAKEN!
Explore the Johto region as you catch, train, and battle with your favorite Pokémon by your side. Reach for the sky -- call forth the legendary Pokémon!

Pokémon HeartGold Version and Pokémon SoulSilver Version return players to the scenic Johto region first introduced in the beloved original Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver games nearly a decade ago. The richly detailed adventure of Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver is now enhanced for the Nintendo DS and Nintendo DSi systems with updated graphics and sound, as well as new touch-screen features and a host of surprises. Pokémon HeartGold Version and Pokémon SoulSilver Version bring dozens of Pokémon characters back into the limelight for a new Pokémon generation - and longtime fans - to catch, train and battle.

Take your Pokémon with you! Introducing the new Pokéwalker accessory!
The Pokéwalker is a special pedometer only for Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver Versions. It can communicate with these games using an infrared signal.
By storing a Pokémon in the Pokéwalker, it can earn Experience Points and become friendlier as you walk in real life!
You can catch Pokémon and find items in the Pokéwalker, then transfer them to HeartGold and SoulSilver Version!

Princess Power!

Bowser's up to no good again...but this time, it's Princess Peach to the rescue! When Mario, Luigi, and the Mushroom Castle Toads get kidnapped it's up to Peach and her magical umbrella to save them.

* Feel the vibes! Use the Touch Screen on the DS to channel Peach's emotional vibes into special abilities. Float when she's happy, burn through walls when she's mad, or make vegetation grow with her tears!

* Save Mario! Join the princess as she runs, jumps, floats, and fights her way through eight worlds, from Fury Volcano to Spooky Shriek Mansion.

* Keep your eyes peeled! Every area hides secrets, including Touch-Screen Minigames, cool puzzles, and and plenty of power ups for both Peach and her umbrella!

Who is the strongest team amongst the legendary Jump characters? Find out in J-STARS Victory VS+, featuring over 50 characters from 32 different manga series from WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP. Progress through the JUMP World featuring environments recalling NARUTO, DRAGON BALL Z, ONE PIECE and other memorable locations and moments. Enjoy a grand adventure as your favorite heroes and fight in local and online 2-on-2 versus battles or test your skills in Arcade Mode. Strategically use combination attacks and unleash ultimate attacks using the Voltage Gauge system to best your opponent. It's the ultimate dream for every anime fan!

Rabbids Go Home is the fourth entry in the Raving Rabbids series. Unlike the previous games, which were mini-game compilations. The Rabbids, now living in "our" world, surmise that their home is the Moon. They decide to travel there by the only way they know how: building a large pile of junk so high that they will be able to climb up to the giant orb in the sky. In order to get the junk, the Rabbids travel through various urban environments in a shopping cart, collecting as much random stuff as they possibly can while avoiding an increasingly hostile human populace.

The player controls the shopping cart as the Rabbids move through each level. While holding down A, the cart picks up speed, but at the cost of losing control. When blue sparks appear under the cart, the player can press the B button to perform a boost, which allows the cart to jump over across gaps and other obstacles using ramps, or smash larger items into more grab-able pieces. The player can also yell at enemies, which either destroys them completely or knocks much of their clothes off. The player uses these and other moves to navigate through cities, shopping malls, office buildings, hospitals, and many more environments. The game includes a very eclectic licensed pop soundtrack as well as multiple ways to customize the Rabbids.

Lord of the Rings: War in the North is a video game set in Middle Earth and takes place during the same time as J. R. R. Tolkien's books and Peter Jackson's films. The player controls one of three characters (ranger, mage, or warrior) and two companions to support Frodo's quest by battling Sauron's minions in the north. The events are linear with set goals and quests and the game is segmented into different areas. The gameplay mainly consists of fighting various creatures and characters can be upgraded with new abilities. The two companions assist in battles and can be instructed by the player. Each character class has unique abilities.

On his way to the beach, Bugs Bunny accidentally finds and activates a time machine. Bugs Bunny is immediately propelled through five different areas in time and must find his way back to the present. It won't be an easy task, because blocking his way back to the present are some of the wildest troublemakers (Stupid Villians) he has ever known like Elmer Fudd, Witch Haxel, Yosemite Sam, Rocky and Marvin.

Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time is a 3D platformer. Stages do not succeed each other linearly, but can be accessed in different order by collecting clocks and golden carrots. Bugs Bunny must dispose of regular enemies and bosses along his way. There are also a few racing and chase segments.

The Year is 198X. As Ninten, a young boy from Podunk with psychic powers, you must locate the eight melodies to aid the Queen of Magicant. Armed with your trusty baseball bat, youll fight crazed hippies, zombies and the occasional Magic Snail? Find out whats causing these strange phenomena in the first-ever US release of the EarthBound Beginnings game!

Robots are everywhere, and Ninten cant beat them alone. Youll have to team up with a colorful cast of unexpected charactersincluding Lloyd, Ana, and Teddyto win intense battles with psychic attacks. PK Fire! PK Thunder! PK Freeze! Sound familiar? Well, Ninten isnt the only one with psychic powershis companion Ana also uses offensive PSI attacks to help out in battle. But thats just the beginning of your epic team-ups. On Nintens journey between Magicant and Earth, youll join forces with the Flying Men too! Have a blast exploring an abandoned zoo, saving the world, and more!

DoDonPachi is a shoot 'em up with vertical scrolling of type manic shooter. Developed by Cave and published by Atlus, it was released in 1997 on arcade terminals, it is the first of the DoDonPachi saga but the second game of the Cave company, it is the sequel of DonPachi published in 1995. Acclaimed for the quality of its game system and graphics, DoDonPachi is considered one of the greatest titles of the genre.

DoDonPachi is probably the manic shooter to remember. But is this mythical vertical shooter as manic as it looks. Before leaving to fight against the forces of the mysterious wasp, a discreet but recurrent theme in the whole saga, you will have to choose between 3 ships and 2 types of weapons.

- Type A, red ship: the fastest, it has a powerful frontal fire, it is also called a ducking ship.
- Type B, green ship: intermediate speed of movement, its advantage lies in the fact that it has two small options which will shoot in the direction of your movement.
(example: you move towards the left, the two options will direct the shots towards the left).
- Type C, blue ship: the slowest, wide and not very powerful, the most common ship among beginners because of its relatively slow movement which allows to dodge patterns more easily, and its shooting which allows to destroy a large part of the enemies.

Everyone will have the possibility to choose between a shot mode and a laser mode. The first one allows you to have a more powerful attack on the normal shot, the second one reinforces the power of the laser and destroys the weak enemies from the first shot, the laser will automatically destroy them, it will not block them anymore.

The ships, taken from Donpachi, are balanced in their own way: the blue one, a beginner's favorite, has an extended frontal fan shot, making it easier to progress through the levels, but a weaker laser than the others, making bosses more difficult to defeat. The red one, a veteran favorite, has a narrow frontal fire but a heavy laser. The green helicopter has more balanced options, with the added bonus of two modules firing in the direction the ship is leaning.

Second choice: laser or shot. In laser mode, the frontal fire is weaker than the laser, it is the opposite for the shot mode. Crucial choice for the game, the laser mode seems to be the most popular. Arming is quite simple: A button to shoot, long press to activate a huge destructive laser. B button for the smart bomb and laser+B to activate the so enjoyable giant shot. The gameplay is just like the rest, fabulous. The wonderful response time of the ship and the very small collision mask located in fact on the cockpit of the ship allow the most daring slaloms. Graphically, we are in the middle of a very high quality old school know-how, each pixel has been chiseled by hand, the sceneries are full of details, each sprite is worked in its smallest details, enough to make pixel art lovers envious. The sound atmosphere is coordinated with the rest: exaggeratedly gruff sound effects, a real sound blast, covering unforgettable themes very rock satrianesque in their flights of electric guitar.

"Drunken" is a term that often comes back when we start talking about DoDonPachi, each Levels is a hymn to smashing, everything farting everywhere, a hysteria that we find too rarely. A violence of appearance which for the detractors of the manic make DoDonPachi a typical shoot of the defects of the genre permissive gameplay and Levels design centered on the overkill. They are cordially invited to reread their copy, as DoDonPachi offers a construction as ingenious and cunning as the classics of the old school genre, coupled with an outstanding gameplay making the monster quite playable with a real challenge worthy of interest.