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Animagic, MCM Software

Beat'em up arcade game

Opera Soft, Mister Chip, Erbe Software, MCM Software

La abadía del crimen (The Abbey of Crime) is a computer video game programmed in 1987 by Paco Menéndez and Juan Delcán. The game was originally conceived as a version of Umberto Eco's book The Name of the Rose. However, the developers received no reply from Eco in order to secure the rights for the name, so the game was released as La abadía del crimen. This game is a videoadventure with 3D isometric graphics, where a Franciscan friar, William of Occam, and his young novice Adso have to discover the perpetrator of a series of murders in a medieval Italian abbey.

Elite Systems, MCM Software

Airwolf II is a direct sequel to Airwolf, however this side-scrolling shooter's story has even less in common with the popular TV series, as now Stringfellow Hawke has to pilot his ultra-modern helicopter to combat alien invasion, finding new weapons (lasers, missiles) on the way.

Iber Software, MCM Software

Animagic, MCM Software

Iber Software, MCM Software

Iber Software, MCM Software

Iber Software, MCM Software

King Gapas has disinherited his son Punk. By order of the King, Punk has been banished to the hot dungeons beneath the castle where Gapas lives. The dungeons are guarded by Gachi, a terrible and horrible wizard. The poor guy, since he has to eat hamburgers all day and can't keep watch, sends some balls of ketchup and mustard. These balls drain Punkito's energy, and he finds himself overwhelmed in the dungeon's labyrinths. He has one chance to escape. He must find the 18 auroras that make the thirteen elements that make up the hamburgers. Once he finds the auroras, Punkito will have the same strength and energy as Gachi. Once he has fought him, he can leave the dungeons and settle the score with King Gapas.

Sega, Activision, MCM Software

An Amstrad CPC port of arcade game After Burner II.

Iber Software, MCM Software