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After the success with Kick Off and its sequel, Anco tried their hand at basketball. This basketball game has like the Kick Off games a top down view and the action is quite pacey, a trademark for many football games of the day (Kick Off in particular). The teams in the game are British but you can edit them using the built-in utilities.

The game also has a tactics designer and the option to change the kits of each team. You can play either single matches or a full league competition. Tip Off can be played by four players simultaneously, so can play co-op with a friend against the computer, or just compete against one or two other players.

Role play and action, like its elder; the second Game Boy part of the Goemon saga sees the brave ninja and his friends Ebisumaru and Sasuke fight against pirates sowing chaos in feudal Japan. The ability to control three heroes with diverse talents, as well as the emphasis on puzzles and mini-games, make this title a success.

Oh no! The evil Skull King and his army of evil pirates are plotting to take over Ancient Japan! Only Goemon, Ebisumaru, Sasuke and Yae stand in their way. Fight your way through Gadget Castle, The Black Ship Skull, The Demon Cave and Skeleton Island as you make your way to face off against the Skull King himself.

Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon is an overhead action game with light RPG elements, similar to Link's Awakening. Players explore towns, dungeons, castles and more, searching for treasure chests and attacking enemies. There are also shops and inns where you can purchase items or rest to recover your strength.

At the end of each level, there is a boss waiting for you. However, to defeat them, you must compete in a mini-game called 'The Surprise Match'. These mini-games usually feature button-mashing of some kind or a variation on a memory match game.