THE retro game and legendary action puzzler for players young and more experienced alike arrived, combining up-to date-graphics with original game features – spanning 35+ years of Rockford™ and his friends, digging though caves to collect gems – Boulder Dash® Deluxe™! Created by two Canadian programmers in 1984, Boulder Dash has become one of the...
The legendary classic bomber is back as a new and improved 3D multiplayer game! The legendary classic bomber is back: DYNABLASTER® is now available as a new and improved 3D action and multiplayer game! DYNABLASTER® at a glance: One of the best BOMBER GAMES ever Modern 3D and fresh-looking game based on the ORIGINAL Local...
ASTROSMASH® was originally designed for the Intellivision® console in 1981 by John Sohl and quickly became one of the most popular games. It sold more than a million copies and earned a spot as one of the top-5 best-selling Intellivision® games ever. The space-themed game has players using a laser cannon to destroy incoming meteors,...
Inspired by the legendary SHARK! SHARK!™ game released in its original version for the Intellivision® home console in 1982, this reinvention for up to four players offers you a modern and addictive gameplay, fantastic graphics, great sounds, lots of levels and many underwater characters. You are a very ambitious little fish … surrounded by the...
Dig This! Boulder Dash® 30th Anniversary™ finds our heroes, Rockford™, Crystal™ and others, facing a slew of new, exciting challenges in this legendary action puzzler! The world-famous classic interactive game from the early home computer and video game age The original Boulder Dash® is a pioneering interactive game dating back to the early times of...
Feed your brain with a personal coach! If you want to stay young at heart, and sharp mentally, take a few minutes a day and train your brain with Einstein™ Brain Trainer! Sly fox, studious student or brainy genius? How do you judge your ”Brain Fitness“? Entertaining, yet with a scientific background „Einstein™ Brain Trainer“...
