Good Sega Genesis Games?
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There's no such thing as a Sega Saturn Nomad...it's either the Sega Saturn or the Sega Nomad, and they're two entirely different beasts. The Saturn ran CD-ROMs, the Nomad was a handheld Genesis.
In the even you ARE talking about the Saturn, for me, Dragon Force and Guardian Heroes were the best of the best. The arcade games and racers were a lot of fun too: Virtua Cop, House of the Dead, Sega Rally, Sega Touring, and Manx TT Superbike. The Saturn was THE premier system for 2-D fighting games. X-Men: Children of the Atom, Marvel Super Heroes, and Night Warriors on the domestic side, X-Men Vs. Street Fighter, Marvel Vs. Street Fighter, and the Vampire series on the Japanese side. Just be aware - at this point anything worth playing will probably be easy to find outside of eBay, and it most likely will not come cheap.
In the even you ARE talking about the Saturn, for me, Dragon Force and Guardian Heroes were the best of the best. The arcade games and racers were a lot of fun too: Virtua Cop, House of the Dead, Sega Rally, Sega Touring, and Manx TT Superbike. The Saturn was THE premier system for 2-D fighting games. X-Men: Children of the Atom, Marvel Super Heroes, and Night Warriors on the domestic side, X-Men Vs. Street Fighter, Marvel Vs. Street Fighter, and the Vampire series on the Japanese side. Just be aware - at this point anything worth playing will probably be easy to find outside of eBay, and it most likely will not come cheap.
[quote name='WhipSmartBanky']There's no such thing as a Sega Saturn Nomad...it's either the Sega Saturn or the Sega Nomad, and they're two entirely different beasts. The Saturn ran CD-ROMs, the Nomad was a handheld Genesis.
In the even you ARE talking about the Saturn, for me, Dragon Force and Guardian Heroes were the best of the best. The arcade games and racers were a lot of fun too: Virtua Cop, House of the Dead, Sega Rally, Sega Touring, and Manx TT Superbike. The Saturn was THE premier system for 2-D fighting games. X-Men: Children of the Atom, Marvel Super Heroes, and Night Warriors on the domestic side, X-Men Vs. Street Fighter, Marvel Vs. Street Fighter, and the Vampire series on the Japanese side. Just be aware - at this point anything worth playing will probably be easy to find outside of eBay, and it most likely will not come cheap.[/quote]
Just meant the Nomad. My granny had the Saturn, so I was thinking about both at the same time. Editing my OP
In the even you ARE talking about the Saturn, for me, Dragon Force and Guardian Heroes were the best of the best. The arcade games and racers were a lot of fun too: Virtua Cop, House of the Dead, Sega Rally, Sega Touring, and Manx TT Superbike. The Saturn was THE premier system for 2-D fighting games. X-Men: Children of the Atom, Marvel Super Heroes, and Night Warriors on the domestic side, X-Men Vs. Street Fighter, Marvel Vs. Street Fighter, and the Vampire series on the Japanese side. Just be aware - at this point anything worth playing will probably be easy to find outside of eBay, and it most likely will not come cheap.[/quote]
Just meant the Nomad. My granny had the Saturn, so I was thinking about both at the same time. Editing my OP
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for the RPG fan these are great. Phantasy Star 2-4, Shining in the Darkness. Might and Magic, A Faery Tale adventure. For more action oriented rpgs, get Crusader of Centy, Wonder boy. For the strategy rpg fans there is the shining force series, Warsong, and King's Bounty. For action fans however there's a huge delight as the genesis is known for action. Classics like Streets of rage, sonic, boogerman, beavis and butthead, Herzog Zwei, Castlevania, Contra, Gunstar Heroes, Gain Ground, Valis, El Viento and so many more.
My necessities are listed like this
Warsong
Phantasy Star 2-4
Shining Force 1-2
Contra
Castlevania
Gunstar Heroes
Mutant League Football
NHL 93
My necessities are listed like this
Warsong
Phantasy Star 2-4
Shining Force 1-2
Contra
Castlevania
Gunstar Heroes
Mutant League Football
NHL 93
OMG! Paco, I love you!!
I had The Faery Tale Adventure on my Amiga Commodore 600 when I was a wee thing. My mother gave it to Goodwill when I was in HS (because she thought I didn't want it) and I thought I was doomed to never be able to play it again!
I am so happy now, though I miss my Amiga and the 100s of games I had for it, this is a great day! I sense a reason to set my Genesis up again XD Thank you!
I had The Faery Tale Adventure on my Amiga Commodore 600 when I was a wee thing. My mother gave it to Goodwill when I was in HS (because she thought I didn't want it) and I thought I was doomed to never be able to play it again!
I am so happy now, though I miss my Amiga and the 100s of games I had for it, this is a great day! I sense a reason to set my Genesis up again XD Thank you!
In addition to what some others have mentioned...
Columns
Comix Zone
Crue Ball (motley crue pinball)
Eternal Champions
Lightening Force
The Punisher
Ghosts N Goblins
Altered mu
in' Beast
Gaiares (which may be the hardest shump ever)
Road Rash II
Space Harrier II
Columns
Comix Zone
Crue Ball (motley crue pinball)
Eternal Champions
Lightening Force
The Punisher
Ghosts N Goblins
Altered mu
in' BeastGaiares (which may be the hardest shump ever)
Road Rash II
Space Harrier II
Alot of good suggestions. Another one I can think of is Subterrania. Which may or may not have you pulling your hair out. 
Paco
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[quote name='Sinfra']OMG! Paco, I love you!!
I had The Faery Tale Adventure on my Amiga Commodore 600 when I was a wee thing. My mother gave it to Goodwill when I was in HS (because she thought I didn't want it) and I thought I was doomed to never be able to play it again!
I am so happy now, though I miss my Amiga and the 100s of games I had for it, this is a great day! I sense a reason to set my Genesis up again XD Thank you![/quote]
One of the best things about collecting for the genesis is that unlike the nes or snes, it's one of the cheapest systems to collect for. Fleamarkets sell the genesis games far cheaper then nes or snes games for some odd reason. I got my Phantasy Star 4 for five dollars. Same with my Phantasy Star 2 and 3. I got Warsong for two dollars.
I also heard Skitchin was pretty good. Also Don't forget about Dune and Exile.
I had The Faery Tale Adventure on my Amiga Commodore 600 when I was a wee thing. My mother gave it to Goodwill when I was in HS (because she thought I didn't want it) and I thought I was doomed to never be able to play it again!
I am so happy now, though I miss my Amiga and the 100s of games I had for it, this is a great day! I sense a reason to set my Genesis up again XD Thank you![/quote]
One of the best things about collecting for the genesis is that unlike the nes or snes, it's one of the cheapest systems to collect for. Fleamarkets sell the genesis games far cheaper then nes or snes games for some odd reason. I got my Phantasy Star 4 for five dollars. Same with my Phantasy Star 2 and 3. I got Warsong for two dollars.
I also heard Skitchin was pretty good. Also Don't forget about Dune and Exile.
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