Supplementary content to Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers in the vein of the previous Akuma Zensho release for the original Devil Summoner. Players can view high quality artwork, stats and backstory of the 300+ demons found in Soul Hackers. Two new modes have been added, including a visual novel segment taking place before the game and a music mode in which a Jack Frost can dance to over 30 different tracks. Purchasers could also send in a form to Atlus in order to receive the extra dungeon disc to the original Soul Hackers game.
Translating to demon compendium, this Sega Saturn disc is supplementary content to Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner, releasing a few months after the game on April 26th, 1996. It was later packaged in a bundle with the original game in the Special Box re-release. It allows the player to view artwork of Devil Summoner's 255 demons and read about their stats and backstory while listening to music.
It is a strange mixture of a formula one racing game and a turn-based strategy title, in which rather than racing in real time, the player needs to decide every move in advance taking into account physics and statistics of the cars.
A young man named Eddie has been apparently trapped in the basement of the old apartment complex Edward Arms. The player character must venture into the complex and find out what is really happening there, at first avoiding various traps and hazards, and later learning to set them against those who harbor evil plans.
Double Switch is a "trap-'em-up" game very similar to Night Trap in gameplay and visual presentation. The player has to manipulate cameras to avoid or set traps, affecting the course of the storyline which is represented by live action movie sequences.
Clockwork Knight: Pepperouchau no Fukubukuro is a compilation of Clockwork Knight 1 and 2. It came with a free set of Clockwork Knight round style Calendars for the year 1996.
Zork Collection is a Japan-exclusive compilation for the Sega Saturn released by Shoeisha in 1998, featuring classic adventure experiences like Zork I and Return to Zork.
Gaia Breeder is a life-simulation sandbox game where the player attempts to recreate a natural environment. In the 23rd century, a meteor has wiped out all wild animal life on Earth, and humanity has decided to attempt to restore it using science. Using a time machine and a curious pink creature called "Mupi", the player travels back in time to harvest the DNA of extinct animals, then can clone or combine them in the present day. The game is divided into a series of "Breeder Tournaments" where the goal is to build a balanced and sustainable natural environment that can be used as a blueprint for restoring nature.