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Golfing Greats 2
1994
Golfing Greats 2
1994
Sequel to Golfing Greats, featuring similar gameplay and vastly improved graphics with 3D scrolling and panning.World Cup USA 94
1994
NBA Jam
1994
Madden 95
1994
Football
1994
Football
1994
The LCD game of Football is a Sega Sports-branded American football game created by Tiger Electronics. It was released as part of the Pocket Arcade series in 1994. Tiger Electronics has released many American football games, including Electronic Football, Bo Jackson's Football, Electronic John Elway's Quarterback and Electronic Madden NFL 95. This Sega-branded version is currently thought to be a unique LCD game.Baseball
1994
Baseball
1994
The LCD game of Baseball is a Sega Sports-branded baseball game created by Tiger Electronics. It was released as part of the Pocket Arcade series in 1994. The game was re-released as Deion Sanders Baseball the following year, but aside from a title change and a different physical shell, the game is thought to be identical.FIFA International Soccer
1994
FIFA International Soccer: Championship Edition, known in-game and in North America simply as FIFA International Soccer is a Sega Mega-CD football game released as part of Electronic Arts' FIFA series. Despite its potentially confusing title, the game is an upgrade over the original FIFA International Soccer released for the Sega Mega Drive, with sixteen new teams, a CD soundtrack (and crowd chants), updated intros and a licensing deal with Adidas and its Predator boot, leading to new in-game moves (such as the ability to curve shots similar to Sensible Soccer). More modes were added and the computer AI was improved, and the overall pace of play is much quicker than the prior iteration.PGA Tour Golf 486
1994
PGA Tour Golf 486
1994
This is 1994's incarnation of the long-running PGA Tour series, this time the additions come mostly on the technical arena: new, better, graphics and sounds including videos and commentaries of all the courses, as well as 9 digitized PGA pros to play as or 55 opponents with whom to play against in the tournament. The courses in the game include the TPC at Summerlin, River Highlands, and Sawgrass with all their corresponding holes. Gameplay is practically unchanged from the previous series, with some small additions like sudden-death playoffs to decide ties for the lead, etc. in addition to being a much more difficult game.Links: Championship Course - Castlepines
1994
Links: Championship Course - Castle Pines Golf Club is a golf course add-on compatible with Links 386 Pro and Microsoft Golf.Alien Olympics
1994
Alien Olympics
1994
Alien Olympics is a wacky combination of track & field games and retro-arcade games that you play as an alien. There are 8 unique alien characters that you can choose and compete against. Each alien has different strengths and weaknesses. For example, Mr. Mune (a caterpillar-like alien) has many legs enabling him be very good at shooting events but also makes it difficult for him in racing events. You can either compete against a friend by sharing the keyboard or against the computer. There are a total of 15 different events to compete in and you have the choice of tackling a selected few, or going through the whole series. You also have the option of practicing first to get the hang of things.Sierra Soccer
1994
Sierra Soccer
1994
A soccer game released in 1994 by Sierra On-Line. Falling somewhere between Striker and Sensible Soccer, the game is based around the World Cup draw itself. The game features a very wide view of a convincingly 3D pitch.Links: Championship Course - Bighorn
1994
An add on course for Links, Links 386 Pro, and Microsoft Golf. Bighorn is a desert course featuring hilly fairways and greens amongst cliffs and desert rock formations.Funaki Masakatsu: Hybrid Wrestler
1994
A Pancrase-themed MMA/wrestling game, published by Technos Japan, which was released in Japan in 1994.Mutant League Hockey
1994
Mutant League Hockey
1994
star 7Hockey with an attitude! It's mutated mayhem on the ice in the wildest, funniest, goriest game ever. 23 wild mutant teams and 23 unique arenas, each with bizarre obstacles like exploding mines and ice pits. Call nasty plays like exploding pucks and rocket packs. Set the level of gory action, then watch the body parts go flying. Unique rules like bribing refs, funny penalties, and 2-point bonus goals. Use wild weapons: axes, sledgehammers and chainsaws. Two types of nets - Standard and Battle (protected by spikes). Substitute tired goalies with the "Demon Net."Tecmo Super Baseball
1994
Tecmo Super Baseball
1994
It has 700 authentic MLBPA players including Ken Griffey Jr., Tony Gwynn and Barry Bonds to name a few. However, it does not feature an MLB license, so the cities nicknames and logos have been omitted, but all 28 teams with 1993 stats are still included.ATP Tour Championship Tennis
1994
There are three game modes: Exhibition match, Exhibition Tournament (where the player competes in a 32-player tournament), ATP Senior Tour Event (where the player chooses one of the retired players and competes in a 8-player tournament) and the ATP Tour, where it's possible to create a player and develop his skills by winning (or simply doing well) on tournaments, with one extra point on each round won. Gameplay uses a simple 3-button layout, where the A button lobs the ball, B performs a controlled passing shot and C allows the fastest top spin shots, with the directional pad affecting the direction and depth of the shot.Dino Dini's Soccer
1994
Dino Dini's Soccer
1994
Dino Dini's Soccer is a top-down football game for the Sega Mega Drive programmed by Dino Dini, the man behind the first two Kick Off games by Anco Games. It was only released in Europe. Dino Dini's Soccer is a retooled version of an earlier Amiga game, Goal!, sporting superior graphics and support for four players via Sega's Team Player peripheral. Though this has not been confirmed, it has been suggested that during development Dino Dini's Soccer was set to be a straight port of Goal! with no extra features (this being the situation with the SNES version, which despite its name, was not personally handled by Dino Dini like this Mega Drive release). An unconfirmed working title appears to have been Dino Dini's Goal!. As a spiritual sequel to Kick Off 2 (or Super Kick Off, as it appeared on the Mega Drive), Dino Dini's Soccer offers similar gameplay but with the addition of smarter AI, multiple cameras and improved presentation.
