World Neverland 2: Pluto Kyouwakoku Monogatari is the second installment in the World Neverland series.
Immerse yourself in the life of an ordinary citizen in the fantasy Waktic Republic of Pluto. Unlike traditional epic quests or world-spanning adventures, this game focuses on the simplicity of everyday life. Choose a profession, work, get married, raise kids, and eventually retire. At the beginning of the game, players have the freedom to explore the local area by navigating town with the D-pad and adjusting the screen size using the analog stick. Engage in activities like sword attacks with the "X" button and interact with fellow citizens using the "O" button. The passage of time occurs naturally, transitioning from day to night as you wander around town.
Standing idly in the middle of town allows you to observe other citizens going about their daily routines. Occasionally, someone may approach your character, initiating a conversation or challenging you to a duel in a basic ring. The player's role is crucial
In this challenging maze-like platformer from 1985, become the mythical Orestes, brother to Electra, as he searches labyrinthine catacombs for the fabled Euclidean Shapes and avenge the murder of his father, Agamemnon, by his mother, Clytaemnestra.
Mortadelo and Filemón must go to Moscow, in Russia, to take control of an old and valuable object: the Sacred Book of the god Ra-Amun, which is looked for by the Sixth Sect to summon the god Apis and to dominate the world.
The Silent Hill Experience is an interactive UMD Video created specifically for PlayStation Portable. It combines a variety of comics, musics and movies to deliver a complete behind-the-scenes look at the franchise.
Godzilla is a 1988 action video game for the Commodore 16 and Commodore Plus/4 developed by Attila Cosir and distributed by Novotrade and then re-released by DELTASoft. It is a simple, endless game of avoiding taking hits from obstacles and enemies in a scrolling field. The first level introduces ground spikes, which can be jumped over. The second level introduces a UFO-like object that flies toward Godzilla's head, which can be eaten. The third level introduces a giant bee that heads toward the back of Godzilla's head, and is defeated by using fire breath. Finally, the fourth level introduces a space shuttle-like object that cruises on the ground, which can be jumped over.
Godzilla has 6 lives, and once they're gone the player has to start over. The game awards points for keeping Godzilla alive, however it doesn't keep track of high scores.
The game itself is completely silent, save for a brief voice sample when the game is started, and a loud, static-filled roar that Godzilla utters whenever he gets hit by
An RPG originally in the works for the Playstation Portable to be released in 2007, but has since been presumed on hold, or even canceled, since no more information has been revealed.
Dragon's Lair is an interactive game originally created by Don Bluth.
Dirk the Daring, is on a quest to rescue the fair Princess Daphne from the clutches of the infamous Singe, the fire-breathing dragon. Battle your way with the valiant knight, as he finds his way through the castle of Mordroc, a dark wizard, who has enchanted it with treacherous monsters and obstacles. In the mysterious caverns below the castle, your odyssey continues against the evil forces that oppose your efforts to reach the Dragon's Lair Lead on Adventurer, your Quest awaits!