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| Sega teases us with the 32X... | ...but reminds us that the Sega CD isn't old hat yet! |
Spectrum HoloByte CD-ROM In addition to the Sega CD version, this early FMV adventure was also released for Windows and Macintosh computers. |
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Viacom New Media 16 megabits I suppose it was inevitable that a popular cartoon franchise like Beavis And Butt-Head would eventually come to the Genesis, joining the ranks of such titles as Ren & Stimpy and Taz. "Fans will probably want to check it out, others beware." |
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Koei 12 megabits A sort of airline strategy simulation, Koei's Aerobiz Supersonic is one of the harder to find titles in the Genesis library. "As always, Koei manages to make a unique strategy game that becomes very entertaining when you really get into it." |
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Extreme Entertainment Group 8 megabits The isometric mech-battle game was well received for its challenging gameplay and broad selection of weapons. It looks a bit like the games in EA's Strike series, only with more of a sci-fi flair. "The attention to detail is immaculate and the challenge and fun factor don't wear off, even after many hours! Battletech will prove to be a sleeper hit among action and simulation fans!" |
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Virgin CD-ROM For those who enjoy golf simulations but detest celebrity endorsements, Virgin's Links provides a nice alternative from Arnold Palmer Golf... |
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Electronic Arts 24 megabits It seems it wasn't enough for EA to give Michael Jordan his own action game... Shaq wanted in on the action too. Witness Shaq-Fu, featuring fluid animation from Delphine Software, the people who brought you Flashback. How the mighty had fallen... "Shaq-Fu includes everything a good fighting game needs, with the exception of good fighting." |
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Spectrum HoloByte 16 megabits Back in the days when game systems only had two controller ports, Pete Sampras Tennis must have seemed revolutionary with its inclusion of two extra ports on the cartridge itself... |
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Acclaim 16 megabits After an extremely successful career as a driver on the Formula One circuit, Nigel Mansell came to North America and won the CART World Series in 1993. Never ones to miss a potentially lucrative license, Acclaim swept in to create Newman Haas IndyCar, and the rest is history. |
