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Koneko no Daibouken: Chibi-chan ga Iku is an action game, originally developed and published by Casio for the MSX personal computers in 1986, only in Japan. It focuses on Chibi-chan traversing several cities to encounter his girlfriend, Pipi-chan. Koneko no Daibouken: Chibi-chan ga Iku received an unlicensed port for the Sega Master System in South Korea, being available only to certain multicarts. The bootleg game Super Penguin, which is a ROM hack of this game, was sold for the Master System as well, albeit in standalone format.
A game presumably made to cash in on a massive boom in popularity for koalas in 1980s Japan
Magical Shop is an add-on peripheral, which plugs permanently into the Casio Loopy, allowing players to take screen captures at any time and then print them. The device also came with its own in-built editing software, which becomes active when no cartridge is present in the slot. The software is capable of making modifications to prefabricated photos or saved screen captures. The art tools include image cropping, adding text, colors. Objects, and speech bubbles.
Rare Casio KungFu CG-310 Vintage 1984 Electronic Game
Casio's Yami no Ryūō Hadesu no Monshō is a clone of Konami's Knightmare. In this top-view game you control a brave and handsome knight, Leon, that has to shoot bullets at various types of enemies. Shooting a series of enemies can grant you invulnerability or a shield. You have to avoid obstacles and shoot at them at the same time because they can contain power-ups for your weapons. At the end of each level is an end boss that has to be defeated before you can continue to the next level.
A shoot-em-up on a ski resort. Released by Casio for the MSX and PV-2000.
A horse racing game for up to 4 players for MSX and Casio PV-2000.