Sega games

Sega in the arcade and on the Genesis: speed, attitude and two-player brawls.

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• Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega Genesis, 1991, Sega): Sonic races through Green Hill Zone and beyond at top speed, grabbing rings and freeing animals from Dr. Robotnik's badniks.
• Out Run (Arcade, 1986, Sega): Cruise a convertible down sunny coastal roads, picking your route at every fork.
• Golden Axe (Arcade, 1989, Sega): Ride beasts, cast magic and swing swords to take back the Golden Axe from Death Adder.
• Altered Beast (Arcade, 1988, Sega): Rise from your grave and transform into a werewolf, dragon and more to rescue Athena.
• Alien Storm (Arcade, 1990, Sega): Alien busters fry invaders hiding in towns, stores and even trash cans.
• Galaxy Force II (Arcade, 1988, Sega): Fly into the screen through planets, caverns and enemy fortresses in Sega's super-scaling space shooter.
• Fantasy Zone (Arcade, 1986, Sega): Opa-Opa flies through pastel worlds, collecting coins to buy weapons in the shop.
• Tetris (Sega) (Arcade, 1988, Sega): Sega's arcade Tetris, the version that made the game a phenomenon in Japanese arcades.
• Shinobi (Arcade, 1987, Sega): Joe Musashi uses shuriken and ninja magic to rescue kidnapped children.
• Wonder Boy in Monster Land (Arcade, 1987, Sega): Tom-Tom grows into a hero, buying swords and armor to save Monster Land.
• Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair (Arcade, 1988, Sega): Part platformer, part shooter, as Wonder Boy and his partner fight a monster invasion.
• Super Hang-On (Arcade, 1987, Sega): Race a superbike across four continents, leaning into the turns and hitting turbo.
• Turbo Out Run (Arcade, 1989, Sega): Race across the USA from New York to Los Angeles with a turbo and a rival Porsche.
• Power Drift (Arcade, 1988, Sega): Buggy racing on roller-coaster tracks with jumps, banks and wild drops.
• Hang-On (Arcade, 1985, Sega): The superbike racer that started Sega's Super Scaler era.
• Super Monaco GP (Arcade, 1989, Sega): Formula One racing around Monaco, shifting gears through the famous circuit.
• Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Sega Genesis, 1992, Sega): Sonic teams up with Tails for faster zones, the new spin dash and Super Sonic, plus a split-screen race for two players.
• Sonic 3 & Knuckles (Sega Genesis, 1994, Sega): Sonic 3 and Sonic & Knuckles locked together into one big adventure on Angel Island, played as Sonic, Tails or Knuckles.
• Disney's Aladdin (Sega Genesis, 1993, Sega): Aladdin swings his sword through Agrabah, the Cave of Wonders and Jafar's palace, animated by artists from Disney's film.
• Streets of Rage 2 (Sega Genesis, 1992, Sega): Axel, Blaze, Max and Skate fight through the city to rescue Adam from Mr. X, two at a time, set to Yuzo Koshiro's club soundtrack.
• Gunstar Heroes (Sega Genesis, 1993, Sega): Gunstar Red and Blue mix four weapons into fourteen kinds of shot and throw enemies around, in Treasure's explosive first game, two players at once.
• Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master (Sega Genesis, 1993, Sega): Joe Musashi runs, wall-jumps, surfs and rides horseback against the Neo Zeed crime syndicate, in the series' fastest outing.
• Phantasy Star IV (Sega Genesis, 1993, Sega): Hunter Chaz Ashley and his mentor Alys are drawn into an ancient evil threatening the Algo star system, told in comic-panel scenes.
• Comix Zone (Sega Genesis, 1995, Sega): Comic artist Sketch Turner is pulled into his own comic book, punching his way from panel to panel while its villain draws new enemies in.
• Ristar (Sega Genesis, 1995, Sega): A shooting star with stretchy arms grabs, swings and head-butts his way across the planets of the Valdi system to free them from the tyrant Greedy.
• Ecco the Dolphin (Sega Genesis, 1992, Sega): A young dolphin searches the oceans for his pod, swept away by a strange storm, using sonar to solve puzzles on a quest that leads through time.
• ToeJam & Earl (Sega Genesis, 1991, Sega): Two funky aliens crash on Earth and search its random islands for the ten pieces of their rocket, opening presents and dodging earthlings, together or alone.
• Golden Axe (Genesis) (Sega Genesis, 1989, Sega): Ax Battler, Tyris Flare and Gilius Thunderhead ride beasts and cast magic to defeat Death Adder, in the home version of the arcade game with a duel mode.
• Shining Force II (Sega Genesis, 1993, Sega): A thief steals two jewels and frees the devil Zeon, and young Bowie leads an army of knights, mages and centaurs in turn-based battles to stop him.
• Landstalker (Sega Genesis, 1992, Sega): Treasure hunter Nigel and his wood-sprite guide Friday search for King Nole's lost treasure, jumping across isometric towns and puzzle-filled dungeons.
• Beyond Oasis (Sega Genesis, 1994, Sega): Prince Ali finds a gold armlet that summons four elemental spirits, and fights to stop the wielder of its silver twin in this action RPG.
• Lightening Force: Quest for the Darkstar (Sega Genesis, 1992, Sega): The fourth Thunder Force: a fast side-scrolling shooter with switchable weapons, levels taller than the screen and a heavy metal soundtrack.
• Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse (Sega Genesis, 1990, Sega): Mickey bounces through Mizrabel's castle of enchanted forests, toylands and libraries to rescue Minnie, in one of the Genesis's first great platformers.
• Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine (Sega Genesis, 1993, Sega): Puyo Puyo with Robotnik's robots: match four colored beans to drop refugees on your opponent, through a ladder of thirteen machines or head to head.
• Dungeons & Dragons: Warriors of the Eternal Sun (Sega Genesis, 1992, Sega): A castle and its people are torn into a strange red-sunned world; your party explores it by the D&D rules, from the overworld to first-person dungeons.
• Dynamite Headdy (Sega Genesis, 1994, Sega): Headdy throws his head at everything, swapping it for hammers, vacuums and spikes, through a puppet theater of Treasure's wildest bosses.
• Ghouls'n Ghosts (Genesis) (Sega Genesis, 1989, Sega): Arthur's second quest, with the magic armor and the upward and downward shots, in the port of Capcom's arcade game that showed off the new Genesis in 1989.
• Golden Axe II (Sega Genesis, 1991, Sega): Ax Battler, Tyris Flare and Gilius Thunderhead ride bizarrians against Dark Guld, two at once, with magic bars that can be spent a little at a time.
• Herzog Zwei (Sega Genesis, 1990, Sega): Fly a transforming jet that drops bought units onto the battlefield and orders them around, against the computer or a friend in split screen, in the game that invented real-time strategy.
• Home Alone (Sega Genesis, 1992, Sega): Kevin has twenty minutes to rig the neighborhood's five houses with traps before Harry and Marv arrive, then lead them through the gauntlet.
• Jurassic Park (Sega Genesis, 1993, Sega): Play Dr. Grant escaping the island, or the Velociraptor hunting him, through the film's park with tranquilizer darts and dinosaurs drawn from models.
• Mega Bomberman (Sega Genesis, 1994, Sega): Bomberman '94 in the West: ride the Louie creatures through five worlds, with a battle mode on the Genesis.
• Michael Jackson's Moonwalker (Sega Genesis, 1990, Sega): Michael dances, spins and kicks Mr. Big's gangsters while rescuing children from clubs, graveyards and caves, with Smooth Criminal and Beat It on the soundtrack.
• Phantasy Star II (Sega Genesis, 1990, Sega): A thousand years after the first game, agent Rolf and his party uncover why Mota's Mother Brain is failing, in a science-fantasy RPG with dungeons to map.
• QuackShot Starring Donald Duck (Sega Genesis, 1991, Sega): Donald hunts King Garuzia's treasure from Duckburg to Transylvania and the Maharajah's palace with a plunger gun, hopping continents by plane.
• Ranger X (Sega Genesis, 1993, Sega): A mech and its Indra bike fight across a war-torn planet with weapons powered by sunlight, in a technical showpiece of rotation and parallax.
• The Revenge of Shinobi (Sega Genesis, 1989, Sega): Joe Musashi takes on Neo Zeed across Tokyo, a casino and a battleship with shuriken and ninjutsu, to Yuzo Koshiro's soundtrack, in the Genesis's first Shinobi.
• Shadow Dancer: The Secret of Shinobi (Sega Genesis, 1990, Sega): Joe Musashi and his dog Yamato defuse bombs across a ruined New York, the dog pinning enemies while Joe throws shuriken, in the Genesis's own Shadow Dancer.
• Shadowrun (Genesis) (Sega Genesis, 1994, Sega): Joshua comes to Seattle to find his brother's killer, taking runs for cash, hiring a team and decking into the Matrix, in an open-ended Shadowrun of its own.
• Shining Force (Sega Genesis, 1993, Sega): Max leads a growing force of knights, mages and centaurs in turn-based battles across Rune, with town scenes between, in the first Shining Force.
• Shining in the Darkness (Sega Genesis, 1991, Sega): A first-person dungeon crawl beneath Thornwood's castle to rescue the princess, mapping the labyrinth floor by floor, in the first Shining game.
• Sonic Spinball (Sega Genesis, 1993, Sega): Sonic is the ball: four pinball tables inside Robotnik's Veg-O-Fortress, with Chaos Emeralds to collect and bosses to tilt against.
• Streets of Rage (Sega Genesis, 1991, Sega): Axel, Blaze and Adam clean up a city run by Mr. X, two at once, with a police car's rocket strike as the special, to Yuzo Koshiro's club beats.
• Strider (Genesis) (Sega Genesis, 1990, Sega): Strider Hiryu's cipher-slashing run through Kazakh, Siberia and the flying battleship, in the 8-megabit port of Capcom's arcade game that was the Genesis's showpiece in 1990.
• Thunder Force III (Sega Genesis, 1990, Sega): The Styx fighter picks its stages across five planets, swapping weapons on the fly, in Technosoft's standout shooter with a famously fast soundtrack.
• ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron (Sega Genesis, 1993, Sega): Earthlings have followed the aliens home; ToeJam and Earl trap them in jars across a side-scrolling Funkotron, with funk scans and jam-out bonus rounds.
• Vectorman (Sega Genesis, 1995, Sega): An orbot made of spheres morphs into drills, bombs and a buggy to clean up a polluted Earth, in BlueSky's pre-rendered showpiece.
• Virtua Racing (Sega Genesis, 1994, Sega): Sega's polygon racer at home thanks to the SVP chip in the cartridge: three tracks, four camera views and split-screen two-player.
• Wonder Boy in Monster World (Sega Genesis, 1991, Sega): Shion sets out to free Monster World from the Biomeka, buying armor and spells in towns and exploring castles and underwater caves, in Westone's action RPG.
• World of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck (Sega Genesis, 1992, Sega): Mickey and Donald, together or alone, wave magic capes through a magician's worlds of cards, candy and the sea, with routes only two players can take.
• X-Men (Genesis) (Sega Genesis, 1993, Sega): Wolverine, Cyclops, Nightcrawler and Gambit fight through Magneto's corrupted Danger Room scenarios, calling in allies for help, with a famous reset-button puzzle.
• X-Men 2: Clone Wars (Sega Genesis, 1995, Sega): Six X-Men, Magneto included, take on the Phalanx with two players at once, with a cold open that starts you mid-fight before the title screen.
• Tapper (Atari 2600, 1984, Sega): Slide root beers down four bars to thirsty customers and catch the empties, in the 2600 version of Bally Midway's arcade game.
• Aliens: Infestation (Nintendo DS, 2011, Sega): A squad of Colonial Marines searches the derelict Sulaco and the planet below in a side-scrolling Metroidvania, where marines lost to the xenomorphs are gone for good.
• Bleach: Dark Souls (Nintendo DS, 2008, Sega): Ichigo and the Soul Reapers clash in Treasure's fast fighter, with support cards played from the touch screen.
• Bleach: The Blade of Fate (Nintendo DS, 2007, Sega): Treasure's Bleach fighter puts Soul Reapers on two planes of each stage to jump between, with support cards played from the touch screen.
• Dinosaur King (Nintendo DS, 2008, Sega): Max and his friends battle the Alpha Gang around the world with dinosaurs revived from cards, in a rock-paper-scissors battle RPG.
• Infinite Space (Nintendo DS, 2010, Sega): Young Yuri buys his first spaceship and builds a fleet across a vast galaxy, designing ships and hiring crews for tactical space battles.
• Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer (Nintendo DS, 2008, Sega): Shiren and his talking weasel Koppa climb toward the legendary Golden Condor through dungeons that change on every visit.
• The Rub Rabbits! (Nintendo DS, 2005, Sega): A boy chases the girl of his dreams through stylus mini-games, rubbing, tapping and blowing his way to her heart.
• Sega Superstars Tennis (Nintendo DS, 2008, Sega): Sonic, AiAi, Ulala and other Sega stars play tennis on courts themed on Sega classics.
• Sonic Classic Collection (Nintendo DS, 2010, Sega): The Genesis Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic 2, Sonic 3 and Sonic & Knuckles on one cartridge.
• Sonic Rush (Nintendo DS, 2005, Sega): Sonic and newcomer Blaze the Cat boost and trick their way across both screens in a fast 2D adventure.
• Sonic Rush Adventure (Nintendo DS, 2007, Sega): Sonic and Tails wash up in Blaze's world and sail between islands in boats they build, racing through stages full of boosts.
• Valkyria Chronicles II (PSP, 2010, Sega): Cadet Avan Hardins leads his military academy class in a civil war across Gallia, in turn-based battles fought in real time.

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