Mortal Kombat II is a pirated port of Mortal Kombat made by Cony Soft (known as Yoko Soft in this game) in 1994. This should not be mistaken for Mortal Kombat II (Hummer Team).
A comedic doujin game which parodies classic RPGs like Dragon Quest, Final Fantasy, and Ys. Buta-san must battle through various enemies (all of which are pigs) to collect the three crystals scattered across the kingdom and defeat the dark lord. It was developed by students in a university club primarily to test the X68000's music driver.
Shootout at Old Tucson is a live-action laserdisc video game, released by American Laser Games in 1994 in the arcade. The game saw a limited production run and was the only release by the company never to be ported from the arcade. Soon after the game appeared on the market, American Laser Games went out of business, which, along with technical issues which limited its popularity in the arcades, further contributed to the title's obscurity. Shootout at Old Tucson was also one of the first games by American Laser Games developed based on 3DO technology. The game was filmed at Old Tucson Studios.
Anna and Tommy are explorers of the human body. They travel inside the body in shrinking ship called the Virtual Surgeon. Controlling the Virtual Surgeon, you'll go through the body, one system at a time, learning new things about each one along the way. But you only have a set amount of time to explore, and there are obstacles to hinder your advancement through each system. Take too much damage, or let the time run out, and it's game over.
Puzzle game with an Egyptian theme. Similar to the board game Master Labyrinth, the player has control over the layout of a maze made out of different tiles, and has to help the character inside escape.