Timeproof Games

Scurge: Hive (Game Boy Advance, Orbital Media, 2006)

Joe & Mac Returns (Arcade, Data East, 1994)

Mullet MadJack (PC / Xbox One / Xbox Series X|S / Switch, Hammer95 Studios, 2024)

Three Wonders - Midnight Wanderers (Arcade, Capcom, 1991)

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (Game Boy Advance, Ubisoft, 2003)

Turok: Evolution (Game Boy Advance, RFX Interactive, 2002)

Hokuto no Ken: Seikimatsu Kyūseishu Densetsu​ (PlayStation, Natsume, 2000)

Asura the Striker (Steam, LeftOver, 2025)

Deep Freeze (PlayStation, Talon, 1999)

Cho Aniki: Kyukyoku ... Otoko no Gyakushu (Saturn, Pre-Stage, 1996)

Gunstar Super Heroes (Game Boy Advance, Treasure, 2005)

Fresh original gameplay every day. Follow for more!

Sexy Parodius (Arcade, Konami, 1996)

Wave Race 64 (N64, Nintendo, 1996)

Exvania (Arcade, Namco, 1992)

Extreme Downhill (Arcade, Sammy, 1995)

Ganbare Goemon: Seikūshi Dynamites Arawaru!! (Game Boy Color, Konami, 2000)

Castle of Illusion (Master System, Sega, 1990)

Road Rash: Jailbreak (Game Boy Advance, Magic Pockets, 2003)

DuckTales (Game Boy, Capcom, 1990)

This fun arcade game is the sequel to Battle City Tank Force (Arcade, Namco, 1991)

The Invincible Iron Man (Game Boy Advance, Torus Games, 2002)

Red Arremer, the Ghosts 'n Goblins enemy, shows up here as a boss Black Tiger (Arcade, Capcom, 1987)

Shock Troopers: 2nd Squad (Neo Geo, Saurus, 1998)

CT Special Forces (Game Boy Advance, LSP, 2002)

This golden dragon was controlled with a trackball on the arcade cabinet Syvalion (Arcade, Taito, 1988)

Mecha fighting? The DJ Boy sequel is wild! B.Rap Boys (Arcade, Kaneko, 1992)

Sometimes a shark appears in the surfing event (Jaws theme included!) California Games (Master System, Sega, 1989)

Western-themed light gun shooter similar to Point Blank. Bang! (Arcade, Bit Managers / Gaelco, 1998)

Kuri Kinton (Arcade, Taito, 1988)

Toki (Arcade, TAD Corporation, 1989)

RollerGames (NES, Konami, 1990)

You'll need blazing-fast fingers (or a turbo button) to win this 100m dash. Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (Game Boy, Konami, 1997)

RollerGames (Arcade, Konami, 1991)

The Karate Tournament (Arcade, Mitchell Corporation, 1992)

Goemon: New Age Shutsudō! (Game Boy Advance, Now Production, 2002)

Star Fox's Arwing makes a cameo in the Night Cruise track Stunt Race FX (SNES, Nintendo/Argonaut Software, 1994)

Daytona USA (Saturn, Sega, 1995)

Squash (Arcade, Gaelco, 1992)

Ghostbusters II (Game Boy, HAL Laboratory, 1990)

Sonic's first appearance, before his own game! Rad Mobile (Arcade, Sega, 1990)

Where's Wally (aka Waldo) in the Arcade? Wally wo Sagase! (Arcade, Sega, 1992)

Ultra Toukon Densetsu (Arcade, Banpresto, 1993)

River City Ransom / Street Gangs (NES, Technōs Japan, 1989)

Tengai (Arcade, Psikyo, 1996)

Golden Axe Warrior (Master System, Sega, 1991)

Solid run and gun, similar to Gunstar Heroes Rapid Reload / Gunners Heaven (PlayStation, Media Vision, 1995)

Dolphin Blue (Arcade, Sammy, 2003)

Extreme speed, perfect drifts and iconic tunes OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast (PlayStation 2, Sumo Digital, 2006)

Maximo: Ghosts to Glory (PlayStation 2, Capcom, 2001)

Unleash your creativity with Excitebike's track designer Excitebike (NES, Nintendo, 1984)

Wendy: Every Witch Way (Game Boy Color, WayForward Technologies, 2001)

Double Dragon (Neo Geo, Technōs Japan, 1995)

Funny Game Over animations Rampage World Tour (Arcade, Game Refuge, 1997)

Nintendo World Cup (NES, Technōs Japan, 1990)

Great remake of the original arcade game with new moves and stages Double Dragon Advance (Game Boy Advance, Million, 2003)

Lucky & Wild (Arcade, Namco, 1993)

Great platformer with very cool sniper bonus stages Bionic Commando: Elite Forces (Game Boy Color, Nintendo, 2000)

Can Captain America beat an enemy with a can? He sure can Captain America and The Avengers (Arcade, Data East, 1991)

Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever (Game Boy Advance, Crawfish Interactive, 2002)

Super Monkey Ball Jr. (Game Boy Advance, Realism / Creations, 2002)

Sega used its Super Scaler tech to build this fighting game Dark Edge (Arcade, Sega, 1993)

The Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy (NES, Taito, 1991)

Samus Aran's first handheld adventure Metroid II: Return of Samus (Game Boy, Nintendo, 1991)

Remember when Bill Clinton was a basketball pro? NBA Jam (SNES, Iguana Entertainment/ Midway, 1994)

Hook (Arcade, Irem, 1992)

Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishi Jūrokubē no Karakuri Manjigatame (SFC / SNES, Konami, 1994)

Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith (Game Boy Advance, Ubisoft Montreal, 2005)

DoReMi Fantasy: Milon's DokiDoki Adventure (SNES, Hudson Soft, 1996)

This attract mode is insane! Incredible visuals and music. Pulstar (Neo Geo, Aicom, 1995)

RoboCop (Game Boy, Ocean, 1990)

Weird boss fights... but so iconic! Alex Kidd in Miracle World (Master System, Sega, 1986)

Ardy Lightfoot (SNES, ASCII Corporation, 1993)

Brave Fencer Musashi (PlayStation, Square, 1998)

Chō Aniki (PC Engine CD, Masaya, 1992)

Impressive car stunts on GBA. It even has a replay feature! Stuntman (GBA, Velez & Dubail, 2003)

Classic anime vibes meets wild FPS action. Now on Switch! Mullet MadJack (PC / Xbox One / Xbox Series X|S / Switch, Hammer95 Studios, 2024)

Elevator Action Returns (Arcade, Taito, 1994)

This game was the chess teacher for many of us Battle Chess (PC, Interplay, 1989)

Darwin's Paradox! (PC / Switch 2 / PS5 / Xbox Series S|X, ZDT Studio / Konami, 2026)

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (Saturn, Konami, 1998)

Konami Krazy Racers (Game Boy Advance, Konami, 2001)

Cool Riders (Arcade, Sega, 1995)

Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster Busts Loose! (SNES, Konami, 1992)

Forget the Cape Crusader! Ninja Baseball Bat Man (Arcade, Irem, 1993)

Indiana Jones' Greatest Adventures (SNES, Factor 5 / LucasArts, 1994)

Nice tune, sax man. Now you can rest. The Punisher (NES, Beam Software, 1991)

The exact moment you realize this is way more than just a simple port Donkey Kong (Game Boy, Nintendo, 1994)

Fighting for the bases. Literally Cyber Stadium Series—Base Wars (NES, Konami, 1991)

Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts (SNES, Capcom, 1991)

The Incredible Hulk (Game Boy Advance, Pocket Studios, 2003)

Slam Dunk: Super Slams (Arcade, Toei Animation / Banpresto, 1995)

Enforce (Arcade, Taito, 1989)

Studio logos customized to match the game always add flair. This one is top‑tier Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine (N64, Factor 5 / LucasArts, 2000)

This game is a fever dream. That level boss is wild! Ninja Clowns (Arcade, Strata, 1991)

This opening is pure tension Dead Space 2 (PC / PS3 / Xbox 360, Visceral Games, 2011)

The Story of Thor / Beyond Oasis (Mega Drive, Ancient, 1994)

- What are you!? - I'm Tiny Batman Batman: The Video Game (Game Boy, Sunsoft, 1990)

Wonder Momo (PC Engine, Namco, 1989)

Gargoyle's Quest (Game Boy, Capcom, 1990)