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Placing traps on the ground allows the player character to defeat ghosts without using traditional firearms. Navigating a haunted house from an isometric perspective, the scientist must move between different rooms to collect items while avoiding supernatural entities. This single-player survival horror experience focuses on environmental interaction to manage threats in a confined setting.

Engage in 2D combat across various modes including Team Play, Single Play, and Survival to climb the ranks of the tournament. Players can practice specific move sets or face opponents in Versus mode, utilizing a roster of fighters to compete for the title of King of Fighters.

Artoon developed this Japanese-only sequel as a 2D platformer for the Game Boy Advance. Players navigate action-oriented stages, utilizing character abilities to overcome obstacles and progress through the game's environments. This title continues the gameplay established in the original Pinobee, focusing on precise movement and platforming challenges.

Pinobee navigates detailed 32-bit environments by utilizing aerial dashing as his primary means of locomotion. While the character can walk along the ground or shimmy up walls, players must master these flight-based movements to traverse the platforming stages. This single-player action title emphasizes fluid animation and high-speed movement through various vertical landscapes.

Yoshi navigates a pop-up book version of Yoshi's Island by using a motion sensor to tilt the Game Boy Advance. This tilting mechanic allows the player to rotate the environment, enabling Yoshi to run up walls, swing pendulums, and knock over enemies to clear six chapters of platforming mayhem.