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  • #168774

    I loved the Sonic games, golden axe, streets of rage series, shining force 1 and 2, MK1 and MK2, Shinobi, toejam and earl, earthworm Jim and many many more. Just so many to list.

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    #168912

    For I there is no war between genesis and snes, the 2 of them have gems

    I hugely prefer The Terminator on genesis, and same with Aladdin

    and Royal Rumble is the greatest WWE game never equalized on Snes

    #169466

    When it comes to Sega Genesis games, my favorites are the Classic Sonic trilogy (I am considering 3 and K one game for this). Recently I’ve played TMNT Hyperstone Heist and Streets of Rage. Comix Zone is also pretty great. I didn’t grow up in the 90s so I mostly played lots of these in a mini console, Genesis games compilations, and at the retro games store in my local mall where we can play on actual Genesis. As much as I love Christian Whitehead’s mobile remakes of Sonic 1 and 2… beating those games in original hardware felt AWESOME!!!

    Also, there is a YouTube channel called Console Wars where two gamers one representing Sega and the other Nintendo (Dan as Sega and Greg/Pat [depending on the age of the video] as Nintendo) and they debate which game (for example Sparkster for Genesis vs SNES) is better! Really great content if you wanna know which version of a game you should try out.

    #169956
    Anonymous

      Yeah, it was pretty awesome how back then both consoles would get different versions of the same game, like Aladdin or The Adventures of Batman and Robin. Same names, but totally different games depending on which system you bought it for. I also love how Konami made their franchises completely different by console. Contra Hard Corps is a very different Contra game when compared to Contra III, same goes for Castlevania Bloodlines when compared to Super Castlevania IV. It really mattered in terms of software which console you owned back then. Heck, Neo Geo had a bunch of games you couldn’t play on any other console.

      #173911

      this game needs a modern remake, I miss playing this especially on the Arcade

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      #174096

      It’s a NeoGeo game, not a genesis one

      #174360

      I have it on Sega Genesis, it was released on multiple platforms

      #176488

      Right, let me try this again. (EDIT: Okay, finally got message this posted).
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      Man, I loved the MegaDrive. It was my first ever gaming console and got me into gaming. I figure myself lucky to be born and grow up during the middle of the golden age of console gaming.

      Played plenty of fantastic platformers which I like to come back to now and then. Rocket Knight Adventures, Dynamite Headdy, Ristar… But the cream of the crop has to be Sonic the Hedgehog, though. I never tire of the momentum-based gameplay and the early adventures of Sonic, Tails and Knuckles.

      Recently I bought Collected Works: MegaDrive/Genesis from Read-Only Memory.com. It’s a wicked book containing archival artwork and interviews with people who worked in the industry back in the day. I believe it’s sadly sold-out now, but they might restock or you could try your luck getting it second-hand.

      Here are few photos so you can see for yourself.

      #177005

      Sonic, MK, X-men, Animaniacs, Jurassic Park, NBA Jam, Carnage, many more I’m sure….

      #177280
      TH0R_TD
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        I really enjoyed Sonic 1,2and 3 Alienstorm, Streets of rage 1,2 and 3,NBA Jam and Strider,

        #177282
        TH0R_TD
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          Used to play this one in the arcade and thought it was amazing, that was until I bought the snes version and found it to be terrible. Is the Genesis version a lot better than the Snes version?

          #176427

          Man, I loved the MegaDrive. It was my first ever gaming console and got me into gaming. I figure myself lucky to be born and grow up during the middle of the golden age of console gaming.

          Played plenty of fantastic platformers which I like to come back to now and then. Rocket Knight Adventures, Dynamite Headdy, Ristar… But the cream of the crop has to be Sonic the Hedgehog, though. I never tire of the momentum-based gameplay and the early adventures of Sonic, Tails and Knuckles.

          Recently I bought Collected Works: MegaDrive/Genesis from Read-Only Memory.com. It’s a wicked book containing archival artwork and interviews with people who worked in the industry back in the day. I believe it’s sadly sold-out now, but they might restock or you could try your luck getting it second-hand.

          I took a few photos so you can see for yourself:
          Front Cover
          MegaDrive I
          Mega-CD
          MegaDrive Logos
          Video Game Logos
          Streets of Rage (American artwork)
          Bare Knuckle (Japanese artwork)
          Space Harrier

          #273435

          Golden Axe, Maximum Carnage, Madden, NHL Hockey, PGA Golf, sonic 1 and 2 jsut to name a few.

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