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Trip World

In the early 1990s Sunsoft was at its best, developing many fine platformers, several of which were even licensed properties.

Tin Star

The Wild West is a woefully under-utilized setting in videogames. From Nintendo’s Sheriff to Red Dead Redemption, not a whole

Tobe’s Vertical Adventure

Indie platformers with retro aesthetics are rampant nowadays, mostly using the blocky graphics as an excuse to be hip or

Teenagent

  Not unlike Maniac Mansion or Hugo II: Whodunit?, Teenagent (usually spelled without the space) is another adventure game that

Synnergist

; Think back to adolescence, where dreams were bigger and ideas seemed brighter because they neglected their harsh complexities. The

T&C Surf Designs: Wood & Water Rage

LJN is notorious for publishing many stinkers on the NES based off of licensed properties. Interestingly, they weren’t all based

Taboo: The Sixth Sense

1983 was when I, Robot hit arcades with its prototypical 3D graphics, but it also came with a curious secondary

Tac/Scan

Sega has made a total of five known vector graphics titles, most of which were derivatives of the basic Spacewar!

Tag Team Wrestling

The NES played host to numerous professional wrestling games, ranging from mainstream fare like WWF Wrestlemania to oddballs like M.U.S.C.L.E.

Tail ‘Gator

Developed and published by Natsume, Tail ‘Gator is a likable sidescrolling action-platformer for the Game Boy. As the story goes,

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