Best MegaDrive Games: Top 10 Sega Genesis Classics of All Time
Discover the best MegaDrive games ever made! Our definitive top 10 list covers Sonic, Streets of Rage, and other Sega Genesis classics that defined 16-bit gaming
Discover the best MegaDrive games ever made! Our definitive top 10 list covers Sonic, Streets of Rage, and other Sega Genesis classics that defined 16-bit gaming
What was the Snow Bros arcade game all about? There are some games which I hesitate to write about, as they are so good I just don’t feel I will do justice to them, and I put them off to another day. On this list would be the original Star Wars arcade game, as well…
Introduction The first time I loaded Yie-Ar Kung-Fu on my rubber-keyed ZX Spectrum in 1985, I had no idea I was witnessing the birth of a genre that would dominate arcades and home consoles for decades to come. The distinctive loading screen with its martial arts character posed against a red background stirred excitement before…
The Scramble handheld game by Grandstand was based on the early 80’s arcade game of the same name, and featured brightly coloured VFD graphics
The Sega Megadrive was never short of great games, but developer Treasure managed to create a smash with Gunstar Heroes, it’s very first commercial release in 1993. Back then the name Treasure was relatively unknown, well before they received worldwide acclaim for games such as Bangai-O, Sin & Punishment and Ikaruga. Gunstar Heroes uses the…
Battlezone: The Game That Brought 3D to the Arcades When Atari released Battlezone in November 1980, it marked a watershed moment in arcade gaming. Here was a game that placed you inside a tank, navigating a three-dimensional battlefield filled with enemy vehicles and geometric obstacles. Developer Ed Rotberg and his team had created something genuinely…