From Seanbaby review of the game: "Bad Street Brawler is a fun "East Meets West" side-scroller that was much better known on the Nintendo.

Bedlam is a fun Space Invaders-style vertical shooter that packs a lot of gameplay variety in less than 200KB of space.

Bop 'N Wrestle (released as Rock 'N Wrestle in Europe) is a fun arcade-style wrestling game that was way ahead of its time in terms of graphics and player animations,...

Beam's The Tolkien Trilogy closes on a positive note with this solid adventure that is both longer and more complex than its predecessors.

In case you're wondering (like I did), this is the same Beam Software that published Melbourne House's adventure games back in the '80s.

After the excellent The Hobbit, Beam Software disappointed its fans with this subpar adventure that has almost incomprehensible puzzles, grammatical errors, and an overall drop in quality.

One of the first computer games based on Tolkien's works are based, appropriately enough, on his first Middle Earth novel The Hobbit. The game follows the book's plot very closely,...

KKnD Xtreme is a great "expanded edition" of KKnD, one of the most underrated - and funny - real-time strategy games ever made.

Krush, Kill, 'n' Destroy: Krossfire (a.k.a.

Not to be confused with an isometric game of the same name for the Spectrum ZX computer, Nightshade is a highly underrated NES game from Beam Software/Konami (published under its...