Work together with members of your party to pull off slick moves too, and then there’s the chance to actually jump in a vehicle and increase your firepower tenfold. Like Pokemon, characters grow in level and learn new moves automatically without any adding points to a skill tree. I mean, look at the definition in the mountains for the time! The battle scenes look incredible to say that this game came out in 1993 too. Until you’ve wandered around the overworld with two weapons in hand and taken your party on a Genesis-style magic fest, you really haven’t lived. Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium is definitely a must have for the JRPG fans amongst our Retro Dodo readers. Shinobi III: Return Of The Ninja Master (1993) Micro Machines 2: Turbo Tournament (1994) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist (1992) ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron (1993) Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium (1993)
Hopefully, you’ve played some of them, and if not, then you’ve got one hell of a weekend coming up! I’ve made a list of 45 of my favourite titles for you to check out. I was hungry for some SEGA action, and I made sure that I tested out all of the games available to me (the ones that looked good at any rate). I bought my own console as soon as I was old enough to start earning a bit of money and bought all of the SEGA Genesis Games that I knew and loved, and more besides. The controller was always the best part it felt so different to the SNES, that magical A button making Sonic jump away from flying bees as we sped towards the goal ring, and blasting foes into space while running around as a certain underground-dwelling character. My friends all had SEGA Genesis Games in their houses (SEGA Mega Drive here in the UK), so I would play as much as I could when I went round to their homes to get my fill of what it was like to play a different console. I was always on team Nintendo, carrying my trusty grey GameBoy DMG everywhere with me wherever I went.
I never had a SEGA Genesis growing up or any of the best SEGA Genesis games.
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