Spot-Pool (c) 1959 Williams.

- TECHNICAL -

Model number : 218

- TRIVIA -

Released in February 1959.

- STAFF -

Design by : Harry Williams
Art by : George Molentin

Golden Bells (c) 1959 Williams.

- TECHNICAL -

Model Number : 219

- TRIVIA -

Released in February 1959.

- STAFF -

Design by : Harry Williams
Art by : George Molentin

Tic-Tac-Toe (c) 1959 Williams.

- TECHNICAL -

Model number : 208

- TRIVIA -

Released in January 1959.

- STAFF -

Design by : Harry Williams
Art by : George Molentin

Deluxe Pinch-Hitter (c) 1959 Williams.

- TECHNICAL -

Model number : 217

- TRIVIA -

Released in April 1959.

Deluxe Official Baseball (c) 1960 Williams.

- TRIVIA -

Released in February 1960.

Serenade (c) 1960 Williams.

- TECHNICAL -

Model Number : 235

- TRIVIA -

Released in May 1960.

- STAFF -

Design by : Harry Mabs
Art by : George Molentin

21 (c) 1960 Williams.

- TECHNICAL -

Model Number : 233

- TRIVIA -

Released in February 1960.

- STAFF -

Design by : Harry Williams

Golden Gloves (c) 1960 Williams.

- TECHNICAL -

Model Number : 228

- TRIVIA -

Released in January 1960.

- STAFF -

Design by : Harry Mabs
Art by : George Molentin

Darts (c) 1960 Williams.

- TECHNICAL -

Model number : 236

- TRIVIA -

Released in June 1960.

Darts is the first game designed by Steve Kordek for Williams.

- STAFF -

Design by : Steve Kordek
Art by : George Molentin

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

Merry Widow (c) 1963 Williams.

- TECHNICAL -

Model number : 291

- TRIVIA -

Released in October 1963.

2,150 units were produced.

- STAFF -

Design by : Steve Kordek
Art by : George Molentin

Tom Tom (c) 1963 Williams.

- TECHNICAL -

Model number : 272

- TRIVIA -

Released in January 1963.

1,300 units were produced.

- STAFF -

Design by : Steve Kordek
Art by : George Molentin

Revenge from Mars (c) 1999 WMS Gaming.

- TECHNICAL -

Midway Pinball 2000 System

Main CPU : Cyrix MediaGX (@ 233 MHz)
Sound CPU : ADSP2104 (@ 16MHz)
Sound chips : (2x) DMA-driven DAC

- TRIVIA -

Released in January 1999.

A cow is held by the big martian on the backglass.

One of the animals that you must shrink in the Big-O-Beam mode is a cow.

A plane on the backglass has the text 'P2K' and 'Gomez' on the side.

A cow can be beamed up in 'Alien Abduction'.

In the animation for regular multiball a Saturn-like planet whizzes by. On the rings of the planet stands a cow.

- TIPS AND TRICKS -

"Mortal Kombat" line : in the Secret Weapon mode, get the martians life bar down all the way and the words 'Finish Him!' appear.

In Attract mode, press the following sequence : B, 1R, 1L, 2R, 1L, 3R, 1L, 1L

- SERIES -

1. Attack from Mars (1995)
2. Revenge from Mars (1999)

- STAFF -

Designer : George Gomez
Artword : John Youssi, Greg Freres
Software : Lyman F. Sheats Jr., Dwight Sullivan, Keith P. Johnson, Graham West
Animation : Adam Rhine, Scott Slomiany, Jack Liddon, Scott Sanders, Dave Mueller
Mechanics : Chris Shipman
Music & Sounds : Dan Forden

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Bongo (c) 1964 Bally.

A 2-player pinball machine.

- TECHNICAL -

Model number : 734

- TRIVIA -

Released in March 1964.

1,050 units were produced.

The 4-player version of this game is known as "3-In-Line (Bally)".

- STAFF -

Design by : Ted Zale

3-In-Line (c) 1963 Bally.

An up-to-4 players pinball machine.

- TECHNICAL -

Model number : 728

- TRIVIA -

Released in July 1963.

1,000 units were produced.

The 2-player version of this game is known as "Bongo (Bally Mfg. Co. [IL, USA])".

- STAFF -

Design by : Ted Zale

Medal video game

Gamushara Battle! Puchi Monster (c) 1999 Capcom Company, Limited.

- TRIVIA -

Released in May 1999 in Japan.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Medal video game

Big 10 (c) 1985 Success.

- TECHNICAL -

This machine is stripped down version of MSX2 homecomputer hardware.

RAM : 2*8K
ROM : 3*16K
VDP : V9938
SND : General Instrument AY-3-8910A

Colors : 16 from 512 palette
Resolution : 256*212

- TRIVIA -

Released in June 1985.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Video slot machine

Dragon Dance (c) 2008 Success.

- TRIVIA -

Released in December 2008 in Japan.

- STAFF -

Developed by AlwaysNeat.

- SOURCES -

Game's screenshots.
Official website: http://www.success-corp.co.jp/software/ac/dragon_dance/

Video slot machine

ぞんびくん (c) 1988 Success.
(Zombie-kun)

Medal video game

ぴよぴよ (c) 1989 Success.
(Piyo Piyo)

Medal video game

とんとんびょうし (c) 1988 Success.
(Ton Ton Byoushi)

Video slot machine

Pierrot (c) 1987 Success.

- SOURCES -

Game's screenshot.

Super Contra (スーパー 魂斗羅) (c) 1990 Konami Industry Company, Limited.

Super Contra is an action game by Konami and sequel of the critically acclaimed Contra originally released for the Famicom system in 1988.

The identity of the Red Falcon Army was revealed after the first opus - a restless army from outer-space looking for world domination! But the original alien invasion was just a warm-up and, in the year 2634 AD, the Red Falcom Army is back and once again ready to take over the world!

Bill Rizer and Lance Bean, armed with even more deadly weapons, embark on a long journey to stop them and blow up everything in sight once again! Their default gun can of course be upgraded along the way from a machine Gun (M), spread gun (S), Fireball-gun (F) to a laser-gun (L). Additional power-ups can also be collected, such as the Rapid Fire (R) which increases the firing-speed of the active weapon, or the Shield-Barrier (B) which protects the player against enemy attacks.

Unlike the first game, Konami decided to discard the pseudo-3D segments from the first game and replaced them with more traditional overhead stages. This port of Super Contra consists of 8 stages and features a simultaneous two-player mode.

- TECHNICAL -

GAME ID: KDS-UE
Players: up to 2 (simultaneous)
Controls: d-pad 8 ways
Buttons: 2
=> B: shoot, A = jump (not used on stages #2 and #6)

- TRIVIA -

Released on February 02, 1990 in Japan.

This Famicom conversion of Super Contra has many differences from the original arcade game. First of all, the game is much longer and includes 3 exclusive levels! Stages are also very different and some elements were omitted whereas others were redesigned or extended.

Some enemies also behave completely differently, as well as some bosses. The stage order was also shuffled around with a new final boss and a somewhat different ending. In a nutshell, this port of Super Contra borrows a lot from the original Famicom Contra - in this conversion, power-ups appear as Falcon-capsules (unlike the gun icons from the arcade game).

This port features only non-English title. All the rest is in English.

- TIPS AND TRICKS -

* Sound test: At the title screen, press A and B then press Start.
* 30 lives: At the title screen, press Right, Left, Down, Up, A and B.
* Don't shoot too early or too late at stage #6: When the capsule is flying, wait until it reaches the middle of the screen. When you shoot too early or too late, the 'clear-all' power-up will land on the walls (left wall when too early, right - too late).
* Barrier appears only at stage 3.

- STAFF -
Programmer: S. Umezaki
Graphic design: S. Muraki
Sound design: H. Maezawa
Special thanks: K. Shimoide, Super C team
Directed by: Umechan team

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Battle City (c) 1985 Namcot (Namco ltd)

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID: NAM-NBC-4500
Players: up to 2 (simultaneous)
Controls: d-pad 4 directions
Buttons: 1
=> A or B: fire

- TRIVIA -

Battle City was released on September 09, 1985 in Japan. The 1980 copyright year from the title screen isn't an error, but a reference to Tank Battalion, released in October 1980 for coin-op machines.

Some of the stages represent characters from Namco games:
Stage 4: Ribble Rubble Hoblin.
Stage 10: Mappy mouse.
Stage 21: Dig Dug Pooka.
Stage 30: Underground Pooka.
Stage 35: Galaxian insect.

The game was originally meant to have a pistol power-up, but was removed. It reappears in a pirate version of this game, "Tank 1990", published by Yanshan software in February 1990.

This game can be ended in 2 ways: loss of all lives (method 1) or destruction of the base marked as an eagle, independent on the number of lives (method 2). It's another reference to Tank Battalion.

Ryouiti Ookubo is known as 'Open-Reach' and Noriko Ikegawa simply as 'Noriko' on the Easter egg screen.

- TIPS AND TRICKS -

* Taking a grenade power-up will destroy all the enemy tanks on the screen, but is awarded only with 500 points.
* Reach tank level 4 by taking 3 star power-ups and you'll be able to shoot white armor out.
* The construction stage is disposable.
* Don't enforce a game over by shooting the eagle at stage 36: the game will load the same levels, but with harder enemies. The loop ends after stage 70.
* Watch out for ice: it affects your tank's handling, but enemies don't slide on it.
* Up to 4 enemy tanks can be present at one screen during a single-player game. Double-player game makes even 6 enemy tanks litter the screen.
* Don't shoot your co-player's tank: it'll be frozen for 5 seconds. When an enemy is shooting from behind or any side, you'll not be able to move resulting in a life loss.
* All armored tanks require 4 shots to be taken down.
* When you didn't collect a power-up, it'll disappear when another flashing tank is about to appear on the screen.
* Access secret screen: at the title screen, select 'construction' on the menu. Press Start on controller #1 to enter the mode, then press it again to return back to the title screen. Repeat this 7 times. After the seventh enter-and-exit sequence, hold d-pad down on controller #1 and press 'A' 8 times on controller #2. Finally, hold d-pad right on controller #1 and press 'B' 12 times on controller #2. After all of this, press Start on controller #1 to activate a secret message from a programmer with a little animation - small drop heading from the top of the screen.

- SCORING -

* Slow tank, slow shot = 100 points
* Fast tank = 200 points
* Slow tank, fast shot = 300 points
* Armored tank = 400 points
* Every power-up = 500 points

- SERIES -

1. Tank Battalion (1980, AC)
2. Battle City [Model NAM-NBC-4500] (1985, FC)
3. Tank Force (1991, AC)

- STAFF -

Written by: Open-Reach

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
https://tcrf.net/Battle_City_(NES)/en

Strategy X (c) 1981 Konami.

Advance to the base and destroy Emmortalian.

Even Patton would spend all his quarters attempting to advance through the four attack levels (and base) of Strategy X, Konami's latest tank attack video game. The tank commander's life isn't an easy one.

Part 1: Defend yourself against rotating cannons.
Part 2: Watch out for attacking Jeeps.
Part 3: Careful! Here come attacking and shooting tanks.
Part 4: Rotating cannons again, but this time against a moving background.
Part BASE: Destroy bricks, watch out for colored bombs, don't disregard rotating cannons either and move until you reach an octagonal mine. Destroy it.

Aside from an on-going battle, he has to watch out for obstacles and rough terrain. Brick walls destroy tanks, although they can be shot away. TNT, rather nasty stuff... explodes when shot, but destroys all objects in the area. Stay off pink backgrounds. If an alien base is found and destroyed, advance to the next level of difficulty.

Strategy X. There's never been a war game like it. It blows minds, and quarters.

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID: GX306

Main CPU: Zilog Z80 (@ 3.072 Mhz)
Sound CPU: Zilog Z80 (@ 1.78975 Mhz)
Sound Chips: (2x) General Instrument AY8910 (@ 1.78975 Mhz)
Screen orientation: horizontal
Screen resolution: 256x224

Players: up to 2 (alternate)
Control: 8-way joystick
Buttons: 3
=> A = fire, B = rotate turret left, C = rotate turret right

- TRIVIA -

Strategy X was released in October 1981.

Licensed to Stern for US manufacture and distribution (December 1981).
A silent engine sound taken from Scramble is played during part 4.

'Emmortalian' is spelled as 'Immortalian' on Japanese flyer of Strategy X. Mine is written as 'Mein' also on Japanese flyer.

An option to continue the game is available here: just press fire (discharge) button after you inserted an additional coin.

All the scores are anonymous.

A bootleg of this game is known as "Strong X" and is labeled as 1982 release.

- TIPS AND TRICKS -

* Extra life is earned at 10000 points (the only point threshold), other extra life is earned after destruction of base at flag 1.
* Rotate the turret: required to destroy a cannon (or anything else) when you're hidden behind the walls.
* Don't drive into any mine: doing so causes a tank destruction and life loss. Beware of them when you're on a slip zone (ice).
* Watch the fuel: when you hear a signal, stop at a fuel dock and refuel, even if the meter is barely filled. Always refuel to the upper limits independently on the tank's content.
* TNT packages in part 'base' are multi-color. These packages are timed bombs. Don't come too close when a bomb is flashing fast - this means the bomb is about to explode.
* Destroy the base from the outside - inside destruction will cause a life loss.

- SCORING -

* 1 second of play = 10 points
* Fuel dock (only when refueling) = 100; 200 or 300 points (always randomly)
* TNT = 50 points
* Cannon = 80 points
* Jeep = 100 points
* Tank = 100 points
* Base (Immortalian) = 999 points

- PORTS -

* CONSOLES:
[US] Atari 2600 (1981) [Model RC-101-X 02]

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Machine's picture.
Japanese flyer.
Stern electronics' flyer.

Video slot

Information for the following ROM(s): pmonster

Gamushara Battle! Puchi Monster (c) 1999 Capcom Company, Limited.

- TRIVIA -

Released in May 1999 in Japan.

Majuu no Oukoku (c) 1987 Konami.

Majuu no Oukoku is an overhead-scrolling, maze-based shoot-em-up for one or two players. Heavily influenced by Atari's 1985 classic, "Gauntlet", players take on the role of either the beautiful Labryna, or Condor, a handsome hero in the mold of Indiana Jones. The game begins with a cut-scene showing Condor opening an ancient sarcophagus, after which all Hell breaks loose as the heroes are transported to a demon-infested world, from which they must fight through hoards of evil creatures and make their escape.

The aim of each area is to find a golden key, then reach the exit to move to the next stage. The heroes are attacked from all sides by a variety of monsters that spawn from various buildings. These buildings act in the same way as the generators in "Gauntlet" and can be destroyed to stop enemies spawning. As well as the enemy creatures, plays must also be careful when near the edge of an area, as they can fall to their deaths Enemy creatures will also try to push the players to their deaths. Other creatures, including a huge mud-monster, appear at various intervals.

Labryna and Condor start the game (and each life) armed with a only crossbow and pistol respectively, but additional weapon and character upgrades can be earned by picking up purple power orbs. This system works identically to Konami's "Gradius" shoot-em-up series: there is selection meter at the bottom of the screen for each player and, depending on the number of orbs collected, players can cycle through the meter options to select their preferred upgrade. The available power-ups are:
* Speed (increases character movement speed)
* Shield (reduces the amount of damage inflicted by enemies)
* Dynamite (sticks of dynamite are thrown simultaneously when the prime weapon is fired)
* Machine gun
* Bazooka
* Flame-thrower
* Laser
* Shotgun

The game also features a map button that pauses the game and displays the entire stages, including the location of keys and exits, although this function is not available in every area.

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID : GX687

Main CPU : (2x) Motorola 68000 (@ 10 Mhz)
Sound CPU : Zilog Z80 (@ 3.579545 Mhz)
Sound Chips : Yamaha YM2151 (@ 3.57958 Mhz), Konami K007232 (@ 3.579545 Mhz), UPD7759 (@ 640 Khz)

Players : 2
Control : 8-way joystick
Buttons : 4

- TRIVIA -

Majuu no Oukoku was released in October 1987 in Japan. It was known outside Japan as "Devil World [Model GX687]".

A pre-version of the game is known as "Dark Adventure [Model GX687]".

The title of this game translates from Japanese as 'Kingdom of Demon-beasts'.

Default highscore table (BEST 10 PLAYERS) :
1ST 57300 H.M
2ND 40000 M.T
3RD 35000 J.S
4TH 30000 T.T
5TH 27000 K.T
6TH 20000 M.Y
7TH 18000 I.M
8TH 15000 H.S
9TH 13000 K.H
10TH 10000 T.J

- STAFF -

Game programmers : Hiroyasu Machiguchi, Mitsuo Takemoto, Toshiaki Takatori, Kyuichiro Isutsui
Data file operator : Ikuko Minowa
Graphic designers : Jun Sakurai, Miki Yoshikata
Sound editors : Hideaki Shikama, Kenichi Matsubara
Engineer : Keisuke Hashima
Assistant programmers : Akira Suzuki, Tatsuo Fujii
Assistant designers : Takashi Jinbo, Hiroyuki Ashida, Michiko Iwamoto

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

うちのタマ知りませんか？ (c) 1985 Sony Corp.
(Uchi no Tama Shirimasenka?)

- TRIVIA -

Released in Japan on June 28th, 2023.

- SOURCES -

https://www.arcadebelgium.net/t6583-mobile-suit-gundam-extreme-versus-2-over-boost

- TRIVIA -

Released in Japan on June 16th, 2023.

- SOURCES -

https://www.arcadebelgium.net/t6541-batsugun-exa-label

- SOURCES -

https://www.arcadebelgium.net/t6527-donut-dodo-do

https://exa.ac/en/games/donut-dodo-do/?v=0f177369a3b7

Redemption video game

Go Go Strike (c) 2007 American Alpha

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

The Legends of Owlia (c) 2016 Infinite NES Lives

The Legends of Owlia is Gradual Games' second release for the NES. It is an action-adventure game inspired by StarTropics, Crystalis, and the Legend of Zelda.

Once upon a time. On a world far beyond imagining. Six great owls brought forth a land called Owlia. Together, they reigned in peace and wisdom for eighty thousand years. However, their pride in the beautiful land and sky of Owlia led them to forget the vast vast seas... Mermon, King of the Mermen, oft rose to the surface to view the Land of Owlia. His desire for sunlight, sky, and green forests grew until he decided the seas were not enough for him. He endeavored to summon the six great owls one by one. He began sapping their powers of flight, empowering his minions to float towards the Land of Owlia to claim it for his own. However, one great owl eluded him... Silmaran, the White King. Soaring high above the Land of Owlia, as Mermon's forces grew in power, he searched for one who might heed his call to rescue the great owls and restore the Land of Owlia.

Guide heroine Adlanniel and her owl friend Tyto to free the great owls and defeat Mermon king of the Mermen!!

12 enemy types and 5 fierce bosses! 7 full scrolling overworld maps! 5 screen by screen dungeons filled with puzzles! 8 cool techniques for your Owl Tyto to perform! Slash enemies with your trusty sword! Password system to save your progress!


- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Infinite NES Lives store page [https://www.infiniteneslives.com/owlia.php]

Beat Em (c) 2014 RetroUSB

Warning! This game is intended for ADULTS ONLY! The Atari "classic" we all know and love has finally arrived on the NES. Move two naked women under a building to catch semen a man ejaculates from the top of said building. Each time you eat 'em as he beats 'em, you score one point. But should you miss, shame on you! After all, it could've been a famous homebrewer! This is the first game developed by FG Software, with many more to come! Bon appétit!

- TRIVIA -

A homebrew port of the 1982 Atari 2600 game "Beat'Em and Eat'Em". The label on the cart is a slightly modified reproduction of the Atari release box art.


- TECHNICAL -

Game ID: RET-BE-GBL

- SOURCES -

Game's Cart.
RetroUSB store page [https://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=30&products_id=139]

Solaris (c) 2016 RetroUSB

Brought to you by retroUSB, Solaris is new space shooter will keep you glued to your seat for hours of exciting space combat action.

Pinned down in your sector, the rest of your team is already lost to the swarm and there is nowhere hide. What do you do? Fight through wave after wave, trying to survive against the endless swarm of alien enemies relentlessly coming after you in increasingly complicated attack patterns. There is no end in sight, how long can you last?

Don't miss the power-up boxes left behind by your team, they may contain invincibility or even a weapon upgrade for maximum damage output. The aliens won't know what hit 'em!

Featuring 24 levels, On board flash memory for high score saving, Easy, medium, and hard modes

- TRIVIA -

This game is a reworked version of 8 Bit Xmas 2013, without the Christmas theme.

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID: RET-SL-GBL

- SOURCES -

Game's Cart.
RetroUSB store page [https://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=30&products_id=146]

Quadralords (c) 2016 RetroUSB

Gather up your friends and family for the newest game by retroUSB, Quadralords. A four-player brick breaking party game! It's just the thing you've been missing for the parties you've been throwing, or it can also be enjoyed alone!

1-4 players can play at any time, so joining the fun couldn't be any easier! Just pick up a controller and start playing, the game will automatically let you in on the action! The object of the game is simple, protect your fire. When a fire has been extinguished it turns into an additional ball and automatic mayhem ensues! The last fire burning wins!

- TRIVIA -

This is a reworked version of 8 Bit Xmas 2011, without the Christmas theme.

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID: RET-QL-GBL

- SOURCES -

Game's Cart.
RetroUSB store page [https://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=30&products_id=145]

Solaris (c) 2016 RetroUSB

Brought to you by retroUSB, Solaris is new space shooter will keep you glued to your seat for hours of exciting space combat action.

Pinned down in your sector, the rest of your team is already lost to the swarm and there is nowhere hide. What do you do? Fight through wave after wave, trying to survive against the endless swarm of alien enemies relentlessly coming after you in increasingly complicated attack patterns. There is no end in sight, how long can you last?

Don't miss the power-up boxes left behind by your team, they may contain invincibility or even a weapon upgrade for maximum damage output. The aliens won't know what hit 'em!

Featuring 24 levels, On board flash memory for high score saving, Easy, medium, and hard modes

- TECHNICAL -
Game ID: RET-SL-GBL

- SOURCES -

Game's Cart.
RetroUSB store page [https://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=30&products_id=146]

Super NeSnake 2 (c) 201? RetroUSB

In this classic snake game, eat numbers to make your snake longer! Battle through 25 obstacle filled levels with precise movements to survive. Three difficulty levels keep the challenges coming faster each time. Once you have mastered the movement, play with a friend in vs or cooperative mode, or play against the computer. Can you slither your way to greatness?

This homebrew first appeared as an entry by Matrixz in the 2004 Minigame Competition. That original NeSnake is also included on the cart! Updated graphics, more levels, and extra game play modes make this one of the best homebrews yet. When you are done playing, a simple 4 character password lets you keep your levels unlocked for continuation later.

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID: RET-NS-GBL

- SOURCES -

Game's Cart.
RetroUSB store page [https://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=30&products_id=60]

Study Hall (c) 2013 RetroUSB

Pack up your backpack and catch a ride on the bus, because there's finally a Study Hall you won't want to miss! KHAN Games' newest offering is here, and the critics agree, Study Hall is a charming puzzle game that fits right at home with the arcade classics of yesteryear.

So simple in design, yet so rich in depth, Study Hall will make you smile, laugh, scream, and cry. Loaded with an '80s soundtrack that will take you straight back to your glory-days of youth, Study Hall tickles you in all the right spots, with enough depth to satisfy even the most dedicated classic fans.

16 main stages!
8 challenge stages! Right when you think you've mastered the game, think again!
Secrets!
Achievements!
High score screen!
On board flash memory for saving all your high scores/initials and your achievement progress!
Completely control over resetting both individually whenever you want!

Come try the demo of Study Hall! Just don't get caught if you're actually playing at school! Or if you do get caught, have your teacher buy a copy also!

- TRIVIA -

You can change the player's sprite between 'boy' and 'girl' by waiting about 30 seconds between levels.


- TECHNICAL -

Game ID: KHG-SH-GBL
Mapper: 2 (UNROM)
Mirroring: Horizontal
PRG: 8 x 16KiB
CHR: 0 x 8KiB
ROM size: 128KiB

- SOURCES -

Game's Cart.
RetroUSB store page [https://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=30&products_id=128]
Developer page [https://www.khangames.com/my-games]

Twelve Seconds (c) 2016 RetroUSB

Tick, tock. How far can you make it in Twelve Seconds?

Experience the thrill of jumping up as quickly as you can to reach the top of the screen. Some jumps are too tall or gaps are too large. You'll have to expertly place former versions of yourself higher and higher, piece by piece, to reach the goal.

Twelve Seconds is packed with 150 levels that will challenge your patiences. Any of the 150 levels can be selected and played at any time. Having a hard time completing a level? Skip it and come back later!

Fun for challenges, try different routes to get the best time or finish in the least amount of lives. The best times are automatically saved so you'll keep braggin rights for life. Or until you sister steals the controller and shows you how it's done.

- TRIVIA -

This is an enhanced version of 8 Bit Xmas 2015, with 51 additional levels and rethemed graphics.

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID: RET-TS-GBL

- SOURCES -

Game's Cart.
RetroUSB store page [https://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=30&products_id=148]