List of Games
This is an (incomplete) list of Mega Duck/Cougar Boy games. Each Mega Duck/Cougar Boy game is similarly labeled as the same games were marketed for both systems. The notation MDxxx is used for Mega Duck Games, and the notation CBxxx for a Cougar Boy Games. A MD001 is exactly the same game as the CB001, even to a point that some "Cougar Boy" games start up with a Mega Duck logo.
Most games were developed by Thin Chen Enterprise and would later be released for the Game Boy in 4-in-1 and 8-in-1 cartridges.
- 001 : The Brick Wall
- 002 : Street Rider
- 003 : Bomb Disposer
- 004 : Vex
- 005 : Suleuman's Treasure
- 006 : Arctic Zone
- 007 : Magic Maze
- 008 : Puppet Knight
- 009 : Trap and Turn
- 010 : Pile Wonder
- 011 : Captain Knick Knack
- 013 : Black Forest tale
- 014 : Armoured Force
- 018 : Snake Roy
- 019 : Railway
- 021 : Beast Fighter
- 026 : Ant Soldiers
- 028 : 2nd Space
- 029 : Magic Tower
- 030 : Worm Visitor
- 031 : Duck Adventures
- 035 : Four in One
- 035a : Electron World
- 035b : Dice Block
- 035c : Trouble Zone
- 035d : Virus Attack
- 036 : Five in one
- 037 : Zipball
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