Most Popular Genesis Slash Megadrive Games - Page 38
Putter Golf
1990
Putter Golf
1990
Putter Golf is a golf game developed and published by Sega for the Sega Mega Drive. It was only available in Japan as a download through the Sega Game Toshokan service. Putter Golf is essentially (but whether or not it officially is is unknown) a Mega Drive version of Putt & Putter: a very simple golf game with an isometric perspective. Rather than compete on wide open courts however, the game opts for much smaller levels which would only require a putter (much like minigolf). As well as this, there are a number of obstacles which can get in your way, from bumpers to lava.Wani Wani World
1992
Wani Wani World
1992
Wani Wani World is a reskinned Berlin no Kabe released by Kaneko in 1992 exclusively on the Sega Mega Drive. Charlie and Smiley, make their way through numerous screens of platforms and ladders filled with enemies. Their only method of attack is to bash a hole in the ground, wait for an enemy to fall into it, and then bash the enemy in the head, which causes the enemy to fall and transform into items and delicious food.Double Clutch
1993
Double Clutch
1993
Double Clutch is a top-down racing game developed for the Sega Mega Drive. It was only released in PAL regions.International Rugby
1993
International Rugby
1993
International Rugby is a 1993 rugby game for the Sega Mega Drive by Tiertex and Domark released exclusively in Europe.ResQ
ResQ is an unreleased Sega Mega Drive developed by Tempest Software and set to be published by Psygnosis. It is a 2D action game with both space ship and on-foot segments. Had it been released, ResQ would have been an exclusive title for the Mega Drive. Psygnosis cancelled ResQ very close to release for unknown reasons. It was reportedly programmed on 486 DOS PCs, with the artwork produced with Deluxe Paint II and III on Amiga 1200s. A prototype has since been unearthed, with an internal copyright date of 1993. Notably, ResQ's bonus stages are depicted as third-person on-the-rails shooting segments which involve primitive 3D polyons, similar to the Super Nintendo's Star Fox.Two Tribes: Populous II
1993
Two Tribes: Populous II is the sequel to Populous and was released for the Sega Mega Drive in 1993. This name is exclusive to the Mega Drive port - other versions of the game were titled Populous II: Trials of the Olympian Gods. It is currently unknown why the title was changed. The Mega Drive port of Populous II was only released in Europe, however plans were made to bring the game to North America as Populous II: Wrath of the Gods, or simply Wrath of the Gods. Though the North American version of the game never made it to store shelves, a prototype ROM has been found.Thunderbolt II
1995
Thunderbolt II
1995
Thunderbolt II is an unlicensed vertical scrolling shoot-'em-up released for the Sega Mega Drive in 1995. There is not thought to have been a Thunderbolt I - more likely it is borrowing its name from Raiden II, a 1993 arcade shooter by Seibu Kaihatsu that is a sequel to Raiden.Tiny Toon Adventures 3
1996
Tiny Toon Adventures 3 is an unlicensed Sega Mega Drive platform game, first released in 1996. Despite its name it has no relation to the cartoon show, instead following "Clever Rabbit" on his quest to save his animal friends from "The Prince of Darkness".Doctor Robotnik's Creature Capture
2012
This is a hack which changes Sonic the Hedgehog for Genesis into a entirely different game with new gameplay. It stars Dr. Robotnik whom must capture creatures with a net and put them in creature capsules. The graphics are the same as previous Sonic games but the rest is mostly changed. Most levels are open by default.Monaco GP II
1993
Monaco GP II
1993
Ayrton Senna's Super Monaco GP II Ayrton Senna's Super Monaco GP II is an arcade-style Formula One racing video game developed and manufactured by Sega, and the follow-up to Super Monaco GP. The game was released for the Sega Master System, Sega Mega Drive, and the Sega Game Gear, appearing in the United States on 16 July 1992, Japan on 17 July 1992, and sometime later in 1992 in Europe. Along with boasting the most "realistic physics",[1] it was the best received console driving game at the time of release, the game was also endorsed by the then Formula One champion Ayrton Senna, who won the race more times than any other driver, with six victories, and five races consecutively between 1989 and 1993. The game's development was also assisted by Senna, who supplied his own advice about the tracks featured in the game.Top Pro Golf 2
1993
Top Pro Golf 2
1993
From the publishers of crack shmup Eliminate Down comes this two-course wonder with Japanese and American rounds to sample. Up to four players can participate for the hole or keep a tally of the overall score in tournament mode. An accomplished title.Pocket Monster II
2001
Pocket Monster II
2001
Pocket Monster II is a platform game for the Mega Drive, probably made by DVS Electronic Co., and the sequel to Pocket Monster, also by DVS. Unlike the first game, no SNES port has yet been discovered. This game is a significant improvement over the original. The artwork and audio has improved since the first game, though the former is still mostly stolen from other games. The music is mostly remade from the Japanese Pokémon TV series, with songs including the original Japanese opening theme (Stage 1 and Stage 4) and the ending theme of the pilot. (Boss theme.)Pokémon Crazy Drummer
2003
Pokémon Crazy Drummer is a music simulation game developed by Tomsoft. Apart from "Pokémon" being in the title and a mugshot of Pikachu's head used in-game, this is a mostly original game.Davis Cup II
Davis Cup II (as named in the ROM header) is an unreleased sequel to Davis Cup Tennis, set to be released for the Sega Mega Drive. Two prototypes of this game have been dumped - an earlier PAL version dated within the ROM as 1994-07-10, and a version for North America dated 1994-07-28. Both are early versions of the game with no music and many assets borrowed from the original Davis Cup Tennis.Frog Dude
Frog Dude is a cancelled platformer that was in development by Twilight for Genesis / Mega Drive in 1993. The game was never officially announced but, in 2014, Gamesthatwerent contacted Andy Swann, the lead programmer of Frog Dude, which shared a short playable demo of the game. The main character was a strange man who used a mace to attack and could transform himself into a long-tongued frog. There is nothing to interact with, no enemies to fight, and no sound effects or music. However, at least a nice cut-scene welcomes players at the beginning of the prototype.Zombie High
Zombie High is an unreleased side-scrolling game for the Sega Genesis set to be released in February 1993 by Electronic Arts. It was cancelled for unknown reasons, but an early prototype has since been dumped.Metal Sonic Hyperdrive
2011
Metal Sonic Hyperdrive is a modification of Sonic the Hedgehog that stars Metal Sonic as the main character role - more specifically a reprogrammed Metal Sonic. The hack also features other characters besides Metal such as: Sonic,Lone Devil (KAZ),Kirby, and even Somari! Each coming with their own unique abilities: Metal can use the Super Peel-Out, and Maximum Hyperdrive Attacks, Sonic can Spindash in traditional fashion. Somari can spindash, but in a less traditional fasion, Lone Devil can use his Sythe to attack and freefall, and Kirby can inhale enemies, no copy abilities.Bad Apple!!
2011
Sasha Darko's Sacred Line
2015
Sacred Line Genesis is a brand new Graphic Adventure game developed exclusively for Sega Mega Drive / Genesis console. It’s an extended version of the original Sacred Line game. It tells the story of Ellen, a private detective, who is trying to survive in Eastern Europe. Lately detective business, which she inherited from her missing sister Sarah, almost ceased its existence and one day before she was going to close her office she got an anonymous call. The unknown asked her to find some hidden forest outpost and told her about its position. That was just the beginning.Super Donkey Kong 99
1999
Super Donkey Kong 99
1999
Super Donkey Kong '99 (超級大金剛'99) is a bootleg game possibly by Gamtec for the Sega Mega Drive in 1999. Rather than being a port, this game is an original platformer based on the Donkey Kong Country series.
