Machine | Review Of | Quote | Score | ||
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Sega Mega Drive (EU Version) | Gynoug (Sega) | A classic Megadrive scrolly shooter and an essential purchase for all self-respecting Megadrive owners. | 93% | ||
Sega Mega Drive (EU Version) | Mercs (Sega) | One of the best action games on the Megadrive. | 86% | ||
Sega Mega Drive (EU Version) | Golden Axe (Sega) | Far better than Golden Axe 2, the characters have a decent amount of hack 'n slash moves which can be tried out on the multitude of orcs and other scaly creatures from the darkside which assail them. | 85% | ||
Sega Mega Drive (EU Version) | Dick Tracy (Sega) | There are better games out there in the scrolling genre, but if you fancy a change and want to play a film licence that's actually some cop, you could do a lot worse than this. | 77% | ||
Sega Mega Drive (EU Version) | California Games (Sega) | Some of the events, such as roller-skating, are weak compared to the more action-packed sports, but in the end the game emerges favourably and is well worth a look. | 84% | ||
Sega Mega Drive (EU Version) | Alisia Dragoon (Sega) | Plenty of action, hidden levels and varied tactics involving different lizards. Combine this with ace graphics and excellent sound effects and you're onto a real winner. | 88% | ||
Sega Saturn (EU Version) | Sega Rally Championship (Sega) | Sega Rally... This is racing. | 95% | ||
Sega Saturn (EU Version) | Johnny Bazookatone (U. S. Gold) | This is mind-numbingly dull it is to play. We could explain this at length in terms of poor controls, overlong featureless levels and muddled game logic, but it's not worth it. | 47% | ||
Sega Saturn (JP Version) | D (Acclaim) | All the horror you could want in a weekend. | 67% | ||
Sega Saturn (US Version) | Virtua Fighter 2 (Sega) | Get your rocks off with the biggest climax in video games ever. | 97% | ||
Sega 32X (EU Version) | Primal Rage (Sega) | A good enough game, but compared to other titles on the Megadrive and 32X it falls short. Strictly middle-of-the-road stuff. | 80% | ||
Sega Saturn (US Version) | In The Hunt (Imagineer) | A quality conversion of a top notch shoot-'em-up. One for every collection. | 81% | ||
Sega Saturn (US Version) | World Cup Golf (U. S. Gold) | A nice-looking game that falls short of the green with dodgy controls and gameplay. One for desperate golf fans. | 68% | ||
Sega Saturn (EU Version) | Virtual Golf (Core) | Better than World Cup Golf, but not a great game. Quite fun to play, but some graphical compromises mar the overall feel. | 80% | ||
Sega Saturn (US Version) | FIFA Soccer 96 (Electronic Arts) | The best football game on the Saturn so far, and it's going to take some beating. | 88% | ||
Sega Saturn (US Version) | Mystaria: The Realms Of Lore (Sega) | The natural choice for RPG gamers on the Saturn. An excellent effort. | 90% | ||
Sega Saturn (US Version) | Cyberia (Interplay) | Very uneven. At best this is atmospheric and engrossing. At worst, it's clumsy and frustrating. | 70% | ||
Sega Genesis | Toy Story (Disney) | An incredible achievement in 16-bit programming, and a near-perfect Megadrive classic. | 92% | ||
Sega Genesis | Unnecessary Roughness '95 (Accolade) | Acceptable for those interested in stats, but shabby in terms of entertainment value. | 46% | ||
Sega 32X (JP Version) | After Burner Complete (Sega) | Yes it is indeed arcade perfect, but some eight years old, dated and shallow. | 53% |