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Battletoads (1991 NES)
- A new team of fighting mutant reptiles are here and they're taking on the Dark Queen for the fate of the universe in this incredibly hard NES title.
Battletoads (1991 Game Boy)
- The Toads return for a pretty solid, if easier, second entry in the franchise, this time for portable fans.
Battletoads in Battlemaniacs
- A third entry joins the Toads franchise, but this time it really does feel like the seams are starting to show in this inferior SNES entry.
Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ulitmate Team
- The Toads join the Dragon boys for a team-up that meets all expectations (at least if you're a Toads fan).
Battletoads (1994 Arcade)
- The Toads get bloody in this quarter munching arcade title, but the game itself isn't anything special to speak of.

Donkey Kong Country
- Rare comes out swinging with this fabulous platformer that's remains a classic to play even after the luster of its graphics has faded.
Donkey Kong Land
- Somehow managing to repurpose the SNES title onto the Game Boy, this first Land entry actually feels like a pretty solid entry in its own right.
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
- Diddy is back, with new pal Dixie, on a quest to find Donkey Kong and once again fight the evil Kremlings.
Donkey Kong Land 2
- Diddy and Dixie return for a Game Boy game that feels all too familar to its SNES source material.

R.C. Pro-Am
- Rare's first big success, this game translated racing into a different dimension, creating an enjoyable, arcade-style experience.
Super R.C. Pro-Am
- This Game Boy sequel took everything the NES original did, and then made it better, creating one of the best portable racing titles of its generation.
R.C. Pro-Am II
- This NES sequel adds in a few new twists, but it's overall a weaker experience that can't match what its Game Boy predecessor had on offer.

The Amazing Spider-Man (1990 Game Boy Game)
- 1990 saw two unrelated Amazing Spider-man, and this one comes from Rare on the Game Boy... but that doesn't make for a better game.