Never missing an opportunity to bring troubles upon Townsville, Mojo Jojo has stolen the city's jewels and is using them to create an army of evil robot soldiers.

But wait! Enter the Powerpuff Girls, with their super powers, super style, and super attitude. Mojo Jojo a-go-go is a side scrolling shoot-?em-up where players take any of the three girls on a flight around Townsville, blasting wave after wave of cybernetic criminals.

There are six levels in all. A neat twist is that the girls can heft and toss items like mailboxes at Mojo Jojo?s minions. The bright graphics perfectly capture the unique feel of the show.

Multiplayer action requires GBAs and Game Paks for every player and enough GBA Game Link cables to connect all systems.

In the Stone Age, man was in a constant fight for survival. Priorities were to build shelter, fight off predators and collect as many ice-cream cones and hamburgers as possible. Well, the crazy world of Prehistorik Man may not be historically accurate but it makes for a zestful side-scrolling adventure.

The first goal is to guide your portly hero through the 23 levels with his skin intact. It is survival of the fittest as you go up against apes, lions, and dragons, all bent on removing you from the gene pool. You must also bring a healthy supply of junk food back to your tribe or get scolded by the grumpy village elder.

Several inventions will help you on your way such as a lion-skin hang glider and a raft. These vehicles may be ahead of their time but they serve as a nice break from the normal running and jumping.

Originally released in 1996 on the Super NES, Prehistorik Man is a tried and tested platformer. Titus has kept the solid game play and detailed graphics of the original and it truly stands the test of time.