SD Gundam (SDガンダム, Esu Dhī Gandamu, short for Super Deformed Gundam or BB Senshi SD Gundam BB戦士SDガンダム BB Senshi Esu Dhī Gandamu) is a series that spawned from the Gundam series. This series takes the mobile weapons and characters and express them in super deformed style.

SD Gundam (SDガンダム, Esu Dhī Gandamu, short for Super Deformed Gundam or BB Senshi SD Gundam BB戦士SDガンダム BB Senshi Esu Dhī Gandamu) is a series that spawned from the Gundam series. This series takes the mobile weapons and characters and express them in super deformed style.

SD Gundam (SDガンダム, Esu Dhī Gandamu, short for Super Deformed Gundam or BB Senshi SD Gundam BB戦士SDガンダム BB Senshi Esu Dhī Gandamu) is a series that spawned from the Gundam series. This series takes the mobile weapons and characters and express them in super deformed style.

SD Gundam (SDガンダム, Esu Dhī Gandamu, short for Super Deformed Gundam or BB Senshi SD Gundam BB戦士SDガンダム BB Senshi Esu Dhī Gandamu) is a series that spawned from the Gundam series. This series takes the mobile weapons and characters and express them in super deformed style.

Secret Scout in the Temple of Demise is a side-scrolling platform game developed by Color Dreams for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Color Dreams published the game in the United States in 1991. The game's player character is a boy scout who fights his way through an incongruous assortment of hostiles to defeat Doctor Demise. The setting is a Mesoamerican pyramid with three game levels. This game was to feature Lee Majors' character from the Six Million Dollar Man. However, the license was dropped at the last moment when the developers found that getting legal permission to use the likeness would be expensive. Like all of Color Dreams' ROM cartridges for the NES, Secret Scout in the Temple of Demise has circuitry that defeats the 10NES lockout chip.

Section Z (セクションZ, Sekushon Z?) is a side-view shoot-'em-up by Capcom originally released as a coin-operated video game in 1985. A home version was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1987. The original coin-op game is included in Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 1 for PlayStation 2 and Xbox.

Seicross, known in Japan as Sector Zone (セクターゾーン, Sekutā Zōn?), is an arcade game developed and released in Japan and North America by Nichibutsu. Despite the original arcade being titled Sector Zone, Nichibutsu later ported it to the Famicom as Seicross (セクロス?). This port was also published in North America for the Nintendo Entertainment System by FCI.