Simba’s 168 and Mega Game 168

Simba’s 168 is a Sega Mega Drive clone console, manufactured by Kin Wai. It is modeled after the PlayStation. The console was followed by the Simba’s 268 and the SAGA PS. Both models are clones of the Mega Drive and share many of its features. The main difference between them is that the Simba 168 is slightly cheaper and isn’t as powerful.

Simba’s 168

Simba’s Mega Game 168 is an emulator of the Sega Mega Drive. It is manufactured by Kin Wai, a company that makes consoles for the PlayStation. It has similar controls to the PlayStation and shares a few similarities with the Mega Drive. However, it lacks the Mega Drive’s signature “slim” design. Instead, it uses six-button controllers similar to the Mega Drive Extreme and Mega Drive V.

Two Point Hospital

The objective of Two Point Hospital in Mega Game 168 is to build and manage hospitals. As the player, you can upgrade your hospitals and improve their reputation to receive stars and unlock new hospital scenarios and special medical equipment. The game’s unique design allows players to freely move between hospitals and make advancements. Advancements you make in one hospital can be used in all of your locations. You can also switch between hospitals in a single game.

This sim-style game is an homage to Theme Hospital, a classic simulation title. Released on PC in August 2018, Two Point Hospital was later acquired by Sega. It features a wacky cast of characters and a cornucopia of diseases. In addition to the original game, there are six major DLC packs available to purchase, including the upcoming Two Point Campus. You can also download it via the Xbox Game Pass service and purchase it on day one.

Pocahontas

This game is based on the Disney film, “Pocahontas,” and features in-game dialogue and cutscenes from the movie. The story follows the same events, although the game is heavily fictionalized. It takes place in the early 17th century in Virginia, where British settlers first set foot in the New World. Players will travel through the game’s landscapes, attempting to defeat the evil Kocoum and stop the war.

The graphics in Pocahontas are fantastic, with many incidental details from the film incorporated into the game. Scenes include the iconic swan dive, confusion over sails, and a stroll through a swirling rainbow of leaves. The level includes the famous Meeko, who breaks pots and gets chased by a white dog. This game is based on the last two levels of the film.