From TV Animation Slam Dunk: I Love Basketball (AKA: ?????? ?????? I Love Basketball) is a basketball video game for Sega Saturn game console adapted from the classic Japanese manga and TV anime Slam Dunk. It was only released in Japan by BANDAI in 1995.

Sega Saturn (SS for short) is Sega's sixth generation of home video game console (32-bit), hence, they named it with the name of the sixth planet 'Saturn' in Solar System. At that time, the most headache thing for game designers is SS's enormously complex hardware architecture, which indirectly led to failure in the market competition with Sony's PlayStation (PSone) at the same time.

If you often play emulator based video games on computer, then you must find a problem: many games (ROM) couldn't be recognized any more in the wake of version update of its emulator; or there are several versions for only one game to adapt to different versions of its emulator. In this case, we often feel overwhelmed about those more and more collected game ROMs: just delete them, a little loath to give up; just leave them there, that is to keep a pile of repeated and large junk files on computer.

As early as 2013, Double Dragon Trilogy has landed on iOS and Android platforms, and finally it is the turn of PC platform. Including the player's favorite Double Dragon, Double Dragon 2: The Revenge and Double Dragon 3: The Rosetta Stone. I think this is another chance to review the classic for players of the generation after 80s.

As one of the most classic arcade shoot 'em up video games from Japan, Raiden series definitely has the most and loyal fans players around the world. To a certain extent, AppNee can put it this way: Raiden is the rare peak work among all flight shooting arcade games.