Video games have arrived in Retro Rewind featuring 16 unique titles based on real-life retro releases with names altered for licensing. To properly organize your catalog and order additional copies, you need to know the correct SKU codes for each title.

Quick Facts

  • Total Unique Games: 16 titles based on releases from 1989 to 1994.
  • Requirement: You must own an initial copy in your collection before ordering more via SKU codes.
  • Limited Editions: All 16 games feature red Limited Editions that share the same SKU codes as the regular versions.

Step 1: Unlock and Collect the Game

Before you can use a SKU code to order additional copies, you must first unlock and own the game within your in-game collection. The catalog relies on these specific codes to help you separate and identify them.

Step 2: Use SKU Codes to Order Copies

Once you own a title, you can use its assigned SKU code for catalog orders. Below is the complete list of all 16 unique video games, their original inspirations, release years, and SKU codes:

Unique Game Original Game Year of Origin SKU Code
Banana King backwoods Donkey Kong Country 1994 [100555555]
First Fantasea 3 Final Fantasy III 1994 [100019564]
Mushroom Knight Super Mario World 1990 [100120009]
Office Man Mega Man X 1994 [100390127]
Rock-Zero: Stone Age Turbo F-Zero 1990 [100908213]
Royal Racer Super Mario Kart 1992 [100812046]
SMNR: Carrots in Space TMNT: Turtles in Time 1992 [100044918]
Super Metro Asteroid Super Metroid 1992 [100195674]
The Tale of Helga The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past 1991 [100731482]
WaterBound EarthBound 1994 [100667530]
Baby Larva Jimmy Earthworm Jim 1994 [100098211]
Fields of Fury II Street of Rage 2 1992 [100845309]
Mortal Kuddle Mortal Kombat 1993 [100700455]
Silver Sword Golden Axe 1989 [100520984]
Sonicnut the Squirrel Sonic the Hedgehog 1991 [100456123]
Toe and Jelly ToeJam and Earl 1991 [100273651]

Step 3: Collect Limited Editions

As you browse the catalog, keep an eye out for red Limited Editions available for all 16 games. While they feature distinct in-game appearances, they utilize the exact same SKU codes as their standard counterparts.