Tintin: Prisoners of The Sun is the last and best of all Infogrames' games based on the acclaimed comics series.

MobyGames description says it all about Titus' most popular platformer: "Titus the Fox: to Marrakech and Back is one of the most popular and innovative titles ever to be witnessed...

Continuing Hi-Tech Expressions' deluge of platform games based on cartoon characters is Tom & Jerry, the second game based on popular cat-and-mouse pair.

Tony and Friends in Kellogg's Land is a decent clone of Super Mario Brothers starring cartoon characters that populate the covers of Kellogg's cereal boxes.

Toxic Bunny is a fun platformer from Celestial, a small developer based in South Africa.

One of Probe Entertainment's earliest games is a good effort at creating an original science fiction platform game that didn't come out quite right.

One of Rage Software's most obscure games, Trash-It is a decent platformer that injects a few puzzle elements into the tried-and-true side-scrolling platform formula.

A fun platform game from Flair Software, Trolls features great graphics, smooth-as-silk animations, and very good level design that characterizes all Flair releases.

Ok, let's face it: Factor 5's Turrican II was one of the best games to see its light on the Amiga and is probably the best action game ever produced...

Umihara Kawase and its sequel Umihara Kawase Shun are two very innovative platformers that were sadly never released outside Japan.