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I thought the game's subtitle read 'barrels in time' or 'buried in barrels'. 

Being from Hong Kong, I recognised that immediately, but I'll just pass for others to guess.

I'm a bit busy ATM, so whoever interested may take this space.

I remembered there was a console-only (Mega CD I think) sequel to Another Word, so I looked up its name.
Is it Heart of the Alien?

(I know it is probably not this but just post because to show off I know of its existence, which again is shameful, even though I never watched it.)
Continuing with the trend of unwanted Jim Carrey film sequels and the GREEN in it, Son of the Mask?

Actually from the last shot I thought of The Thing, but from the previous shots it's definitely not this film.

I've no idea what to post atm, so you may decide whether you want to post a new one or just allow whoever steals the next round.

I've posted an almost identical screenshot in p.31 (that being photobucket the screenshot may not load anymore, but may still work if you put the image link into a new tab).

From the manual:
Features --> Debugging features

Note that as mentioned you can change these short-cut keys in the global script of your game. The keys listed are just defaults.

But Zipang IS Solomon's Key, just a dolled-up installment to tie up with a movie. It's licensed from Tecmo.

I've definitely seen that packaging (probably being sold now in a lot of shops) but couldn't remember what it is.

Hmmm. Headphones?

It's been a long time, but as far as I remember, changing action mode in LBA2 was much faster than in the first game. That's one of the improvements on control that I can remember.

LBA2 was great!
While the 3-D backgrounds didn't look as good as those composed of pre-rendered components like its precursor it was way ahead of its time.
It had all the benefits of the fixed dramatic cameras(such as AitD and BioHazard) but still flexible enough without making it real-time 3-D.
It's also a much longer game and contained a larger variety of stuff too, and the controls were a bit improved.
Will find another screenshot soon.
Next:
[imgzoom]https://i.imgur.com/dyLAlct.png[/imgzoom]
Could be easy.

LBA2?
The gourand shaded ball head on the bottom left seems suspicious.

Wardner no Mori!

Correct!
I know this could be a bit hard as the Famicom version was only released in Japan (and it's a disk release, not a cart, even). This was intentional on my part to make it more obscured.
This version looked bad, but actually played quite nicely.

Anyway, your turn AnasAbdin.

Since Character.Scaling is an int property, you cannot do floating point math directly.
But you can do either:

Code: ags

function repeatedly_execute_always() {
 cTurner.Scaling=(cSpeedBoat.Scaling*50)/70; //Remember the multiplication MUST be done before the division.
 }

or alternatively:

Code: ags

function repeatedly_execute_always() {
 cTurner.Scaling=Maths.FloatToInt(Maths.IntToFloat(cSpeedBoat.Scaling)/1.4, eRoundNearest);
 }

The results of the two methods should be more or less the same, save for some rounding differences.

(Note: This was written when your post wasn't edited yet, hence the 1.4 and not 2.2 .)

Just lazy and this is a game unrelated to the previous one:
[imgzoom]https://i.imgur.com/cYojyr7.gif[/imgzoom]
(Unless you're talking about it being on a system emulated by Bloodlust, then yes.)

Wrath of the Sea King

I've never seen this game but this is a rather big hint:

Hint: this game was made by someone that is now active on the AGS forums, but it was not made with the AGS engine!

So I just guessed Bloodlust Software and searched from there.

The labels on it read:
OH! MR CD, Lay Back!

Correct! Super Spy_{ing below one's skirt} that is.
Relation to the last entry is obviously, another old Neo Geo game.

Your turn.