In recent years, we've seen lots of 2D, retro-style games appear alongside today's fancy-pants motion control and cinematic cut scenes. But few titles throw it further back than Panic Springs, a single-bit blast from the past that rewinds gamers to the late 1970s and early '80s.
Everyone has their turn-ons: Foreign accents, intelligence, a Swiss bank account. Or, of course, decapitated cyborgs. In d-capitatrix, a bevy of curvy robot vixens seductively ask for your help recovering their missing noggins. Hips will swing and heads will, literally, roll.
Shopping carts are sturdy vehicles that carry many items: cantaloupe, small children, family-sized toilet paper packages, or a few pounds of ground chuck. But replace that plastic-wrapped beef with an actual, living, goggles-wearing cow, and you've successfully visualized the new line-drawing game, Cart Cow.