Most Popular Sega Mega Drive Genesis Games - Page 17
Haunted Hill
1993
Star Duel
1993
Sketch
1993
15 Puzzle
1993
Daytona
1993
Sidewinder
1993
Ooze
1993
Dyno Tennis
1993
Darksyne
1993
Go Bonkers!
1993
Lemmings 2: The Tribes
1994
This port of Lemmings 2 sees the graphics stay mostly the same, with only some slight downgrades in quality and performance due to the less powerful hardware. Matt Furniss composed the new music which is just the original music rescored for the Genesis, and sounds substantially different due to the different soundcards and lesser sampling support.Home Alone
1992
NHL 97
1996
Dino Fighters
A fighting game featuring chibi dinosaurs, developed for Sega Genesis using Hamoopig & SGDK, by Juca JacaréPac-Man
2019
Pac-Man
2019
Several newer Pac-Man handheld releases (from the late 2010s onward) feature an original port of the game running on “Firecore” Genesis clone hardware. This port is credited to Piko Interactive in its ROM header, and was reportedly developed by Shiru. The game seems to have considerable slowdown if running on standard Genesis hardware. The port features three video modes, one of which has the screen rotated on its side (creating an arcade-perfect pixel layout). Different consoles will utilize one of the three modes depending on its form factor.Ice Age 4
2012
Lemmings
1992
Lemmings
1992
A unique mind-boggling game of multiple skill levels. Take command of the wackiest collection of misdirected rodents ever seen on your screen. Featuring fantastically animated graphics and simple yet addictive gameplay.Action 52
1993
Striker
1995
Striker
1995
Striker is a Sega Mega Drive. It was only released in Europe and Australia. Confusingly it is the fourth game by Rage Software to use the Striker moniker - the original Striker was released for the Amiga in 1992 (later ported to the Amiga CD32 in 1994) and formed the basis for all Striker games to come. A second Striker was released for the Super Nintendo in 1993, being known as World Soccer '94: Road to Glory in North America, World Soccer in Japan and Eric Cantona Football Challenge in France, which was followed by World Cup Striker (released as Elite Soccer in North America) the next year. This fourth Striker was made exclusive to Sega systems as a spiritual sequel to Ultimate Soccer.
