What do you think of the Sega CD / Mega CD?

I recently took again a look at the Sega CD / Mega CD and its library, and I think, despite all, it's pretty neat system with a fair number of good games. However, I've got the impression that the system is extensively loathed and mostly branded as a commercial failure with nothing but crappy FMV games.

So I'd like to know what you think of the system and its games.

I've still got mine lying around in a cupboard somewhere. :P  I enjoyed it at the time, a few great games.  Even had fun with the likes of Time Gal and Road Avenger that everyone used to pan.  Just wasn't enough games though which was a real shame. 

I really enjoyed my MCD back then. It had more than enough great games that the average gamer could purchase at the time. I remember I was still buying MCD games well after the SS was released.

I do think SEGA made a critical mistake in never intending the system to take over the MD. That should've been the point in the system in my opinion, just like NEC did it with their PC-ENGINE.

The superior hardware with the lower manufacturing costs of the CD-ROM format should've prevailed.

I've still got mine lying around in a cupboard somewhere. :P  I enjoyed it at the time, a few great games.  Even had fun with the likes of Time Gal and Road Avenger that everyone used to pan.  Just wasn't enough games though which was a real shame. 

bulby_g

People came to really hate FMV games because certain people in the industry back then had this crazy idea that FMV games were the future of gaming. And they tried to shove their idea into cosumers to a point where most of the promotional ads you used to see in magazines were for FMV games, which failed miserably.

Games like TIME GAL and ROAD AVENGER however were only ports of 80's arcade laser disc games. And they were actually pretty good conversions, all things considered.

I actually prefer the MCD version of ROAD AVENGER to the SS and PS version.

I have done research and it turns out the Sega CD does have some very good games. Some are Sonic CD, Final Fight CD, Snatcher, Shining Force CD, Robo Aleste, Mortal Kombat, Shin Megami Tensei (japan only), the Lunar JRPG series, etc.

It was ok. Not as good when you compare it to what the regular Genesis/Mega Drive had to offer of course but it had some good games.

It had some good games that weren't FMV games. I used to have one, but it's laser stopped working and I trashed it.

It's not as good as the SNES or Genesis, at the time. But it's still worth picking up, not a complete failure like so many gamers try to make it out to be. Some good shoot-em ups, the Lunar games, Sonic CD, and some of the best ports of certain titles that generation.

All I can say for the Sega CD was pretty cool it game me the chance to play Sonic CD one of my favorite games ever sooooo..... But I can't say much about Mega CD

It's great. As if the Genesis' library wasn't superb enough on its own, the SEGA CD adds to it with its own fantastic titles such as Sonic CD, Robo Aleste, Android Assault, etc. Don't let its commercial failure fool you. Anyone that takes a look at its library can see that the SEGA CD has way more to offer than just Sewer Shark. 

I guess a huge problem back in the day was that quite a few games back in the day were also available on Mega Drive/ Genesis, with too few enhancements to make the CD version attractive enough at full price, but for (in most cases) lower prices they are worth getting, like Samurai Shown, Fatal Fury Special, the two Ecco games, Syndicate, Powermonger, Puggsy, Mickey Mania, Chuck Rock I & II, Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure, Radical Rex, Sensible Soccer, Wolfchild, Flashback,Terminator and Theme Park.

Sonic CD, of course, is splendid. I also liked Final Fight CD, which looks better than the sloppy SNES port, and has 2 player mode, all stages and all three characters.

There are some interesting games I haven't come to play yet, like Snatcher, Keio Flyign Squadron, the Lunar Games, Shining Force CD or Popful Mail.

Lords of Thunder, Bari-Arm, Robo Aleste and Sol-Feace are good to excellent 2d shooters.

There are some good computer games ported to the system, like Secret of Monkey Island, Rise of the Dragon, Eye of the Beholder, Dungeon Master II, Links, Wing Commander and Novastorm, though I have not played all of them yet.

I lately discovered Eternal Champions: Challenge from the Dark Side and Silpheed. The first is a port of Eternal Champions, but it contains more moves and charcters, and the latter I'd discribe as a blend of Galaga and Rebel Assault.

I'm looking forward to be fluent in Japanese. There are many RPGs on the Mega CD, which where only released in Japan, like Shin Megami Tensei, 3x3 Eyes or Illusion City.

It's great. As if the Genesis' library wasn't superb enough on its own, the SEGA CD adds to it with its own fantastic titles such as Sonic CD, Robo Aleste, Android Assault, etc. Don't let its commercial failure fool you. Anyone that takes a look at its library can see that the SEGA CD has way more to offer than just Sewer Shark. 

Renegade_Fury

[QUOTE="Renegade_Fury"]

It's great. As if the Genesis' library wasn't superb enough on its own, the SEGA CD adds to it with its own fantastic titles such as Sonic CD, Robo Aleste, Android Assault, etc. Don't let its commercial failure fool you. Anyone that takes a look at its library can see that the SEGA CD has way more to offer than just Sewer Shark. 

TigerSuperman

Then enjoy Sewer Shark on your 3DO.

it is the most underrated system I've ever played and owned. I could name dozens of top titles that were very original and exlsuive back then and today many of them still are

here are some 8/10 games at least, some 10/10 too imo, which you should really check out if you are interested in sega cd:

lunar eternal blue

lunar silver star

snatcher

dune

dark wizard

sonic cd

third world war

shining force cd

vay

popful mail

secret of monkey island

mansion of hidden souls

rise of the dragon

ecco the dolphin cd

ecco the tides of time

heart of the alien

keio flying squadron

robo aleste

silpheed

soulstar

space adventure

panic!

adventures of willy beamish

amazing spiderman vs kingpin

batman returns

batman and robin

flashback

thunderhawk

pitfal the mayan adventure

this list proves alone how underrated and awesome the system is. most gamers will never have heard of most of these games and they are all great and many even have the most superior version of it on sega cd like dune, flashback, pitfall, spiderman, batman, heart of the alien and snatcher. all classics

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="Renegade_Fury"]

It's great. As if the Genesis' library wasn't superb enough on its own, the SEGA CD adds to it with its own fantastic titles such as Sonic CD, Robo Aleste, Android Assault, etc. Don't let its commercial failure fool you. Anyone that takes a look at its library can see that the SEGA CD has way more to offer than just Sewer Shark. 

GaussRiemann

Then enjoy Sewer Shark on your 3DO.

I don't know if SEWER SHARK came before on another platform, but the MCD version was released in 1992 and the 3DO one in 1994.

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="Renegade_Fury"]

It's great. As if the Genesis' library wasn't superb enough on its own, the SEGA CD adds to it with its own fantastic titles such as Sonic CD, Robo Aleste, Android Assault, etc. Don't let its commercial failure fool you. Anyone that takes a look at its library can see that the SEGA CD has way more to offer than just Sewer Shark. 

GaussRiemann

Then enjoy Sewer Shark on your 3DO.

[QUOTE="GaussRiemann"]

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"] Yes, some good games and mostly bad ports. Heck, its sewershark port is bad.Panzer_Zwei

Then enjoy Sewer Shark on your 3DO.

I don't know if SEWER SHARK came before on another platform, but the MCD version was released in 1992 and the 3DO one in 1994.

[QUOTE="GaussRiemann"]

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"] Yes, some good games and mostly bad ports. Heck, its sewershark port is bad.TigerSuperman

Then enjoy Sewer Shark on your 3DO.

Maybe it's my mediocre skill in English , but I honestly don't know what you want to say.

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="GaussRiemann"]

Then enjoy Sewer Shark on your 3DO.

GaussRiemann

Maybe it's my mediocre skill in English , but I honestly don't know what you want to say.

He's trying to be sarcastic. He's implying that you meant FMV games only exist on 3DO and Sega CD, when in actuality they were also on other systems.

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

[QUOTE="GaussRiemann"]

 

Then enjoy Sewer Shark on your 3DO.

TigerSuperman

I don't know if SEWER SHARK came before on another platform, but the MCD version was released in 1992 and the 3DO one in 1994.

According to the wiki the game never came out for any PC system. The game was originally stated for a system that was never released. Thus the MCD version is the original version and the first FMV game on home consoles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewer_Shark

Not that I particularly care about SEWER SHARK, anway. Even if they were to release it today with 1080p HD video quality.

[QUOTE="GaussRiemann"]

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"] Because Sega CD and 3DO were the ONLY ones with FMV games. Nope not at all.Emerald_Warrior

Maybe it's my mediocre skill in English , but I honestly don't know what you want to say.

He's trying to be sarcastic. He's implying that you meant FMV games only exist on 3DO and Sega CD, when in actuality they were also on other systems.

Ah, okay. Sorry, I thought he was able to consider that Sewer Shark only came out on Sega CD and 3DO.

[QUOTE="Emerald_Warrior"]

[QUOTE="GaussRiemann"]

Maybe it's my mediocre skill in English , but I honestly don't know what you want to say.

GaussRiemann

He's trying to be sarcastic. He's implying that you meant FMV games only exist on 3DO and Sega CD, when in actuality they were also on other systems.

Ah, okay. Sorry, I thought he was able to consider that Sewer Shark only came out on Sega CD and 3DO.

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

I don't know if SEWER SHARK came before on another platform, but the MCD version was released in 1992 and the 3DO one in 1994.

Panzer_Zwei

According to the wiki the game never came out for any PC system. The game was originally stated for a system that was never released. Thus the MCD version is the original version and the first FMV game on home consoles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewer_Shark

Not that I particularly care about SEWER SHARK, anway. Even if they were to release it today with 1080p HD video quality.

it is the most underrated system I've ever played and owned. I could name dozens of top titles that were very original and exlsuive back then and today many of them still are

 

here are some 8/10 games at least, some 10/10 too imo, which you should really check out if you are interested in sega cd:

 

lunar eternal blue

lunar silver star

snatcher

dune

dark wizard

sonic cd

third world war

shining force cd

vay

popful mail

secret of monkey island

mansion of hidden souls

rise of the dragon

ecco the dolphin cd

ecco the tides of time

heart of the alien

keio flying squadron

robo aleste

silpheed

soulstar

space adventure

panic!

adventures of willy beamish

amazing spiderman vs kingpin

batman returns

batman and robin

flashback

thunderhawk

pitfal the mayan adventure

 

this list proves alone how underrated and awesome the system is. most gamers will never have heard of most of these games and they are all great and many even have the most superior version of it on sega cd like dune, flashback, pitfall, spiderman, batman, heart of the alien and snatcher. all classics

bultje112

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"] Computers.TigerSuperman

According to the wiki the game never came out for any PC system. The game was originally stated for a system that was never released. Thus the MCD version is the original version and the first FMV game on home consoles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewer_Shark

Not that I particularly care about SEWER SHARK, anway. Even if they were to release it today with 1080p HD video quality.

Then maybe you could post the package, screenshots or release info, because I can't find anything about SEWERK SHARK being on any other system.

And you'r dead wrong on the Turbo CD. The system wasn't capable of FMV playback until the arcade card came out much later on. And there were only 2 or 3 games with actually FMV cinematics which were pitful in comparison to even MCD standards.

One was GALAXY FRAULEIN YUNA and the other GUILLIVER BOY.

[QUOTE="bultje112"]

it is the most underrated system I've ever played and owned. I could name dozens of top titles that were very original and exlsuive back then and today many of them still are

 

here are some 8/10 games at least, some 10/10 too imo, which you should really check out if you are interested in sega cd:

 

lunar eternal blue

lunar silver star

snatcher

dune

dark wizard

sonic cd

third world war

shining force cd

vay

popful mail

secret of monkey island

mansion of hidden souls

rise of the dragon

ecco the dolphin cd

ecco the tides of time

heart of the alien

keio flying squadron

robo aleste

silpheed

soulstar

space adventure

panic!

adventures of willy beamish

amazing spiderman vs kingpin

batman returns

batman and robin

flashback

thunderhawk

pitfal the mayan adventure

 

this list proves alone how underrated and awesome the system is. most gamers will never have heard of most of these games and they are all great and many even have the most superior version of it on sega cd like dune, flashback, pitfall, spiderman, batman, heart of the alien and snatcher. all classics

TigerSuperman

because software sales weren't great and because the hardware sega lost a lot of money on. it was very expensive

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"] Computers.TigerSuperman

According to the wiki the game never came out for any PC system. The game was originally stated for a system that was never released. Thus the MCD version is the original version and the first FMV game on home consoles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewer_Shark

Not that I particularly care about SEWER SHARK, anway. Even if they were to release it today with 1080p HD video quality.

lol. there are no fmv games on turbo cd. fail

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

According to the wiki the game never came out for any PC system. The game was originally stated for a system that was never released. Thus the MCD version is the original version and the first FMV game on home consoles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewer_Shark

Not that I particularly care about SEWER SHARK, anway. Even if they were to release it today with 1080p HD video quality.

Panzer_Zwei

Then maybe you could post the package, screenshots or release info, because I can't find anything about SEWERK SHARK being on any other system.

And you'r dead wrong on the Turbo CD. The system wasn't capable of FMV playback until the arcade card came out much later on. And there were only 2 or 3 games with actually FMV cinematics which were pitful in comparison to even MCD standards.

One was GALAXY FRAULEIN YUNA and the other GUILLIVER BOY.

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

According to the wiki the game never came out for any PC system. The game was originally stated for a system that was never released. Thus the MCD version is the original version and the first FMV game on home consoles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewer_Shark

Not that I particularly care about SEWER SHARK, anway. Even if they were to release it today with 1080p HD video quality.

bultje112

lol. there are no fmv games on turbo cd. fail

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

According to the wiki the game never came out for any PC system. The game was originally stated for a system that was never released. Thus the MCD version is the original version and the first FMV game on home consoles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewer_Shark

Not that I particularly care about SEWER SHARK, anway. Even if they were to release it today with 1080p HD video quality.

Panzer_Zwei

Then maybe you could post the package, screenshots or release info, because I can't find anything about SEWERK SHARK being on any other system.

And you'r dead wrong on the Turbo CD. The system wasn't capable of FMV playback until the arcade card came out much later on. And there were only 2 or 3 games with actually FMV cinematics which were pitful in comparison to even MCD standards.

One was GALAXY FRAULEIN YUNA and the other GUILLIVER BOY.

Wasted potential, imo.

It could have been a pretty neat addon but it was too expensive, had too long loading times, poor FMV quality, didn't improve Genesis' color palette, most games were Genesis ports, ect.

The hardware scaling could be pretty neat for some of Sega's own "SuperScaler" games but they didn't really bother releasing those on the SCD and apparently the SCD games only used SCD's hardware, making the Genesis pretty pointless. (SCD could have easily been a stand-alone system, same with 32X)

The system was also filled with B-rate FMV games that served no purpose other than to demonstrate it's FMV capabilities. (which weren't even very good)

Would Sega not have rushed the system and released it at a later point and with a 32-bit processor capable of 3-D graphics, hardware scaling and higher color palette and released more unique software for it, it could have been a different story.

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"] ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Sewer Shark came out in 92, The first FMV games on console were on the Turbo CD in 89. Also Sewer shark is on PC, i grant however, it was not by itself.TigerSuperman

Then maybe you could post the package, screenshots or release info, because I can't find anything about SEWERK SHARK being on any other system.

And you'r dead wrong on the Turbo CD. The system wasn't capable of FMV playback until the arcade card came out much later on. And there were only 2 or 3 games with actually FMV cinematics which were pitful in comparison to even MCD standards.

One was GALAXY FRAULEIN YUNA and the other GUILLIVER BOY.

I just saw your post. You do realise those aren't FMV cinematics?

They're in-game generated cutscenes, like the ones in LUNAR or SNATCHER. Not video playback at all.

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

According to the wiki the game never came out for any PC system. The game was originally stated for a system that was never released. Thus the MCD version is the original version and the first FMV game on home consoles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewer_Shark

Not that I particularly care about SEWER SHARK, anway. Even if they were to release it today with 1080p HD video quality.

Panzer_Zwei

Then maybe you could post the package, screenshots or release info, because I can't find anything about SEWERK SHARK being on any other system.

And you'r dead wrong on the Turbo CD. The system wasn't capable of FMV playback until the arcade card came out much later on. And there were only 2 or 3 games with actually FMV cinematics which were pitful in comparison to even MCD standards.

One was GALAXY FRAULEIN YUNA and the other GUILLIVER BOY.

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"] ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Sewer Shark came out in 92, The first FMV games on console were on the Turbo CD in 89. Also Sewer shark is on PC, i grant however, it was not by itself.Darkman2007

Then maybe you could post the package, screenshots or release info, because I can't find anything about SEWERK SHARK being on any other system.

And you'r dead wrong on the Turbo CD. The system wasn't capable of FMV playback until the arcade card came out much later on. And there were only 2 or 3 games with actually FMV cinematics which were pitful in comparison to even MCD standards.

One was GALAXY FRAULEIN YUNA and the other GUILLIVER BOY.

I know. and the 3DO version came out 2 years later.

He's saying the MCD version is a port from PC. Yet I can't find any evidence of the game ever being on any PC system.

[QUOTE="Darkman2007"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

Then maybe you could post the package, screenshots or release info, because I can't find anything about SEWERK SHARK being on any other system.

And you'r dead wrong on the Turbo CD. The system wasn't capable of FMV playback until the arcade card came out much later on. And there were only 2 or 3 games with actually FMV cinematics which were pitful in comparison to even MCD standards.

One was GALAXY FRAULEIN YUNA and the other GUILLIVER BOY.

Panzer_Zwei

I know. and the 3DO version came out 2 years later.

He's saying the MCD version is a port from PC. Yet I can't find any evidence of the game ever being on any PC system.

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

Then maybe you could post the package, screenshots or release info, because I can't find anything about SEWERK SHARK being on any other system.

And you'r dead wrong on the Turbo CD. The system wasn't capable of FMV playback until the arcade card came out much later on. And there were only 2 or 3 games with actually FMV cinematics which were pitful in comparison to even MCD standards.

One was GALAXY FRAULEIN YUNA and the other GUILLIVER BOY.

Panzer_Zwei

I just saw your post. You do realise those aren't FMV cinematics?

They're in-game generated cutscenes, like the ones in LUNAR or SNATCHER. Not video playback at all.

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"] I posted a list og games before sewer shark, but I should add more because the games you posted came out in 1995 when there were tons of FMV games in between those years.TigerSuperman

I just saw your post. You do realise those aren't FMV cinematics?

They're in-game generated cutscenes, like the ones in LUNAR or SNATCHER. Not video playback at all.

I did saw your links. The intro for AVENGER and THE LEGEND OF HEROES. If you think that's FMV then you're clearly confused.

They're just barely animated in-game generated cutscenes. Even old PC adventure games on Japanese PC  systems had cutscenes like those.

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

I just saw your post. You do realise those aren't FMV cinematics?

They're in-game generated cutscenes, like the ones in LUNAR or SNATCHER. Not video playback at all.

Panzer_Zwei

I did saw your links. The intro for AVENGER and THE LEGEND OF HEROES. If you think that's FMV then you're clearly confused.

They're just barely animated in-game generated cutscenes. Even old PC adventure games on Japanese PC  systems had cutscenes like those.

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"] It's clear you did not look at the links the very first one 1 minute in is CLEARLY FMV clips. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AvhQYj98xk seriously? These are in rendered? These VHS fully animate people? lol, ok.TigerSuperman

I did saw your links. The intro for AVENGER and THE LEGEND OF HEROES. If you think that's FMV then you're clearly confused.

They're just barely animated in-game generated cutscenes. Even old PC adventure games on Japanese PC  systems had cutscenes like those.

I'm sorry I have flash disabled on this machine to avoid bothersome ads, so I can't watch some youtube videos.

But the videos I did saw : AVENGER, THE LEGEND OF HEROES, and HELLFIRE are not FMV. That much I can assure you.

Also, I think I did pointed out that it was the wiki that said it was the first game to use game on home consoles that used FMV for its primary gameplay mechanics.

The CD-I only came out like two months before the MEGA-CD, so I wouldn't imply it's an older system if that was your point.

We could go back to the Laser Disc Players from the 80's if that's the case. Those had the really first ever FMV games. But that's not the case here.

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

I did saw your links. The intro for AVENGER and THE LEGEND OF HEROES. If you think that's FMV then you're clearly confused.

They're just barely animated in-game generated cutscenes. Even old PC adventure games on Japanese PC  systems had cutscenes like those.

Panzer_Zwei

I'm sorry I have flash disabled on this machine to avoid bothersome ads, so I can't watch some youtube videos.

But the videos I did saw : AVENGER, THE LEGEND OF HEROES, and HELLFIRE are not FMV. That much I can assure you.

Also, I think I did pointed out that it was the wiki that said it was the first game to use game on home consoles that used FMV for its primary gameplay mechanics.

The CD-I only came out like two months before the MEGA-CD, so I wouldn't imply it's an older system if that was your point.

We could go back to the Laser Disc Players from the 80's if that's the case. Those had the really first ever FMV games. But that's not the case here.

Sewer Shark on PC, before October 92, when barely anyone had Cd-Rom? Riiight. I guess Metroid was originally made by Atari for 2600 ...

Which games do you mean?

Sewer Shark on PC, before October 92, when barely anyone had Cd-Rom? Riiight. I guess Metroid was originally made by Atari for 2600 ...

 

GaussRiemann

[QUOTE="GaussRiemann"]

Sewer Shark on PC, before October 92, when barely anyone had Cd-Rom? Riiight. I guess Metroid was originally made by Atari for 2600 ...

 TigerSuperman

No, I don't, you just don't get it.

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="GaussRiemann"]

Sewer Shark on PC, before October 92, when barely anyone had Cd-Rom? Riiight. I guess Metroid was originally made by Atari for 2600 ...

 GaussRiemann

No, I don't, you just don't get it.

[QUOTE="GaussRiemann"]

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"] You're basically telling me PC's had no CD use before 1992 which makes no logical sense.TigerSuperman

No, I don't, you just don't get it.

No.

[QUOTE="TigerSuperman"][QUOTE="GaussRiemann"]

No, I don't, you just don't get it.

GaussRiemann

No.

it is the most underrated system I've ever played and owned. I could name dozens of top titles that were very original and exlsuive back then and today many of them still are

 

here are some 8/10 games at least, some 10/10 too imo, which you should really check out if you are interested in sega cd:

 

lunar eternal blue

lunar silver star

snatcher

dune

dark wizard

sonic cd

third world war

shining force cd

vay

popful mail

secret of monkey island

mansion of hidden souls

rise of the dragon

ecco the dolphin cd

ecco the tides of time

heart of the alien

keio flying squadron

robo aleste

silpheed

soulstar

space adventure

panic!

adventures of willy beamish

amazing spiderman vs kingpin

batman returns

batman and robin

flashback

thunderhawk

pitfal the mayan adventure

 

this list proves alone how underrated and awesome the system is. most gamers will never have heard of most of these games and they are all great and many even have the most superior version of it on sega cd like dune, flashback, pitfall, spiderman, batman, heart of the alien and snatcher. all classics

bultje112

Ah, yes I forgot about Panic! (aka Switch). Great game if you like the absurd humour of Monty Python animation. :)