Capcom Games
Biohazard 2: Value Plus
Japanese Dreamcast owners were understandably bummed when Code Veronica's release date was pushed back, but they did get a little consolation prize.
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Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
I love Street Fighter, always have, even back when the occasional fireball was more a freak product of luck that elicited looks of shock than a planned attack. But I'm not that big a fan of the Street Fighter Anniversary Collection.
1943: The Battle of Midway
This game is a sequel of a 1942 air shooter.
Duck Tales 2
Scrooge's quest for mo' money, mo' money, mo' money begins when his nosy nephews unearth a fragment of a treasure map that leads to the fabled Lost Treasure of McDuck.
Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny
Video game sequels are a funny lot, while many succeed on expanding franchises and introducing new elements to already established worlds, characters, etc.
Metal Walker
Stop me if any of this sounds familiar: In Metal Walker
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The levels are set in empty, white, antiseptic rooms. The enemies, all robots, pack powerful weapons and transform into different shapes in mid-battle.
G.I. Joe: The Atlantis Factor
General Hawk and the entire G.I. Joe team are back in action against the Cobra Commander.
X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse
The X-Men must rescue mutants from captivity in the Genosha island complex.
Adventures in the Magic Kingdom
You are the one who is aimed to save Disney Parade: Goofy lost golden key inside the Disney Castle and Mickey Mouse asks you to find gold keys and open main gate.
Ghouls And Ghosts
This favorite is largely responsible for catapaulting everyone's opinion of the Genesis system into the stratosphere.
Super Street Fighter 2 Collection
This sequel to SF2 Turbo: Hyper Fighting (arcade) made one of the biggest changes to the series.
The Great Circus Mystery: Starring Mickey and Minnie
The Great Circus Mystery Starring Mickey and Minnie is a 2D platforming game for the Super Nintendo.