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Sega CD Game List by Arguro DeXill
Copyright Arguro DeXill 2005-2007
Version 1.00 Started: 05-23-05 Finished: 06-03-05
Version 2.85 finished 10-08-06
Version 2.90 finished 05-27-07
Version 2.95 finished 06-18-07
Version 3.00 finished 08-18-07
My E-mail = Arguro at hotmail.com
Please direct any questions, comments or corrections to my e-mail. Thanks.
Also, let me know what you think! I need some feed back!
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Table of Contents
1. Why I made this guide
2. A note on this guide
3. Game List
4. Rumored games / unreleased games
5. PAL (European/Australian) Releases
6. Version History
7. Copyright information
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1. Why I Made This Guide
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I decided to make a list of games for the Sega CD for many reasons. Being
an avid collector of this now decade + old system, I have found the internet
to be not fully reliable when it comes to a complete list of all the games.
Also, being that there are new games released periodically by a third party
who bought rights to abandoned games (Good Deal Games), I found that not a
single list is ever fully updated. With this guide I intend to list every US
game and eventually every European and Japanese Mega CD game released, all
variations in the packaging, release dates, publishers and developers as well
as all peripherals and system variants. It will be a difficult task to
complete so please bear with me, as I will update as often as I can. I hope
that through this guide I can help fellow Sega CD collectors complete their
collections.
The information contained in this guide is a combination of information
from several sources. The first source and primary source is my personal
collection. Seeing as how I own it, I know it exists. I have also spent
several months collecting information from many places around the web such as
digitpress, ebay, and countless Sega CD fan sites. A third source is the
Gamefaqs website and message board. A lot of the data for Sega CD games
listed on the site I have contributed and I have gathered a lot more from the
Sega CD message board. Props to you few people on that message board.
Another huge source of mine is gamming magazines from the time period. Those
magazines alone have cost me close to $100, so think of it as me spending
$100 on you people. It'd be nice to get some return eventually, but for now,
the following is the list of games known to exist for the Sega CD.
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2. A Note on This Guide
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When I first started this guide, I didn't take much into consideration when
it came to sources for the information I gathered. I didn't expect this to
be such a massive undertaking. I expected to pump out the guide and add some
release dates and packaging information as I got it. However, that wasn't as
simple as I had expected. Over the past few updates I have taken some time
to cite the rumored games but nothing else. From here on out (version 1.80)
I plan to cite not only the unreleased games but release dates for games
because these seem to be very flaky, especially with the internet as one of
my main sources and old gaming magazines as my other source. I have plans to
contact Sega themselves to see if I can get some actual release dates. Until
then, I am going off of copyright information on the game boxes and from
gaming magazines. Information contained in this guide without a source is
old information from previous versions. It will be very difficult to go back
through the 50+ magazines and hundreds of websites to figure out where all
that information came from so I shall leave it un-sourced for the time being.
I am doing my best to keep this guide updated and accurate, but you need to
know that I am a college student, and even though I don't act like it, school
comes first and my guides second. I ask that you please e-mail me at
Arguro AT hotmail.com if you have any questions regarding the sources in this
guide, any errors you notice, any thing you have to contribute or any feed
back (I would love some feedback because I have received none in the 7 months
this guide has been posted).
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3.
US RELEASES
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3 Ninjas Kick Back
Released 1994
Developed by Malibu
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in standard Sega CD Jewel Case
Also packaged in a double pack along with Hook
Double pack released 1994
Adventures of Batman & Robin, The
Released 1995
Developed by Clockwork Tortoise, Inc.
Published by Sega
Packaged in Standard Sega CD jewel case
Adventures of Willy Beamish, The
Released 1993 (December 1992 according to the November/December 1992 issue
of Sega Visions Magazine)
Developed By Dynamix
Published By Dynamix
Packaged in cardboard box
Afterburner III
Released March 1993 (February/March 1993 issue of Sega Visions, page 100)
Developed by Sega
Published by Sega
Packaged in cardboard box
AH3 Thunderstrike
Released October 1993
Developed by Core Design Limited
Published by JVC Musical Industries Incorporated
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Amazing Spiderman Vs. The Kingpin, The
Released July 1993 (August 1993 issue of Mega Play, page 36)
Developed by Sega
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Android Assault: The Revenge of Bari-Arm
Released 1994
Published by Big Fun Games
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Animals!, The: San Diego Zoo Presents
Released June 1st, 1994
Developed by Arnowitz Studios
Published by Software Toolworks
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
A/X-101
Developed by Micronet Company, Limited
Published by Absolute Entertainment
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel Case
Batman Returns
Released 1993 (December 1992 according to the November/December 1992 issue
of Sega Visions Magazine) (February/March 1993 issue of Sega Visions says
February of 1993 pg 100)
Developed by Malibu Interactive
Published by Sega
Packaged in cardboard box
Battlecorps
Released April 1994 (June or July according to the June 1994 issue of Game
Player's Magazine)
Developed by Core Design Inc.
Published by Time Warner Interactive
Packaged in Standard Sega CD jewel case
Battle Frenzy
Developed by Good Deal Games
Published by Good Deal Games
Packaged in DVD style case
For more information, visit:
http://www.gooddealgames.com/Publishing_SegaCD_BattleFrenzy.html
BC Racers
Released December 1994 (Game Players December 1994 pg 10)
Developed by Core Design
Published by Time Warner Interactive
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Bill Walsh College Football
Released 1993
Developed by Electronic Arts
Published by Electronic Arts
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Black Hole Assault
Released November 1992
Published by Bignet U.S.A. Inc.
Packaged in cardboard box
Bouncers
Released 1994
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD Jewel case.
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Released June 1993 (Page 54 of Mega Play Magazine, June 1993)
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Developed by Psygnosis
Packaged in Standard Sega CD jewel case
Also packaged in a double pack with Mary Shelly's Frankenstein
Page 5 of the April 1993 issue of Mega Play Magazine has an ad for this
game. In the ad they show the box art for a cardboard box style packaging.
As far as I know, this game was not released in a cardboard box but it is
something to take note of.
Brutal: Paws of Fury
Released November 1994 (Game Players December 1994 pg 8)
Published by Gametek
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Bug Blasters: The Exterminators
Released October 2002
Published by Good Deal Games
Packaged in CD sized jewel case
Several different versions exist. www.gooddealgames.com for more
information.
Burning Fists: Force Striker
Released 2006
Published by Good Deal Games
Packaged in DVD case
Visit http://www.gooddealgames.com/Publishing_SegaCD_BurningFists.html for
more information
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs The Second Cataclysm
Released 1994
Developed by Rocket Science Games Inc.
Published by Rocket Science Games Inc
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Championship Soccer '94
Released 1994
Developed by Sensible Software
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Chuck Rock
Released November 1992
Developed by Core Design Limited
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in cardboard box
Chuck Rock II: Son of Chuck
Released 1993
Developed by Core Design Limited
Published by Virgin Entertainment
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Citizen X
Released October 2002
Developed by Digital Pictures
Published by Good Deal Games
Packaged in a DVD box
I just wanted to throw out a little fun piece of information. In the April
1993 issue of Mega Play magazine, on page 31, there is an article about
Citizen X. There are five screenshots and a small article written about it.
Supposed to come out sometime in 1993, but, as we know, was canceled (until
Good Deal Games got it, anyway).
Cliffhanger
Released 1993
Developed by Malibu Interactive
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Cobra Command
Released November 1992
Developed by Data East
Published by Sega
Packaged in cardboard box
Colors of Modern Rock
Released 1993
Developed by Sega
Published by Sega
Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia
Released 1995
Developed by Compton's New Media
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Also was a pack in with the JVC X EYE
Corpse Killer
Released November 1994 (Game Players December 1994 page 8)
Developed by Digital Pictures
Published by Acclaim Distribution Incorporated
Released in a sturdy cardboard flip open box
Also released as a 32X CD game in same packaging
Crime Patrol
Released June 5th, 1994
Developed by American Laser Games
Published by American Laser Games
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Works with American Laser Games Light Gun
Dark Wizard
Released 1994
Developed by Sega
Published by Sega
Released in standard Sega CD jewel case
Demolition Man
Released November 11th, 1995. December 1994 according to Game Players
magazine, December 1994 issue, pg 10.
Developed by Alexandria
Published by Acclaim
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Double Switch
Released 1993
Developed by Digital Pictures
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Dracula Unleashed
Released 1993
Developed by Viacom New Media
Published by Icom Entertainment
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Two discs
Dragon's Lair
Released 1993
Developed by Readysoft
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Dragon's Lair Demo CD
Developed by Readysoft
Published by Sega
Dune
Released December 1993
Developed by Cyro
Published by Virgin Interactive
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Dungeon Explorer
Released 1995
Developed by Hudson Soft
Produced by Sega
Packaged in Standard Sega CD jewel case
Dungeon Master II: Skullkeep
Released July 1994 (April/May 1993 issue of Sega Visions says June 1993)
(February/March 1993 issue of Sega Visions says February of 1993 pg 100)
Published by JVC
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Earthworm Jim Special Edition
Released 1995
Developed by Shiny Entertainment
Published by Interplay
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Ecco the Dolphin
Released July 1993 (August 1993 issue of Mega Play Magazine, page 49)
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD Jewel Case
Also packaged with the CDX as a pack-in game
Ecco: The Tides of Time
Released November 1994 (Game Players December 1994 page 8)
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
ESPN Baseball Tonight
Released 1993
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
ESPN National Hockey Night
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Three possible versions exist. On page 33 of the December 1994/ January
1995 issue of Sega Visions Magazine, there is a picture of the box art with
several hockey players on the ice fighting for the puck. On page 35 of that
very same magazine, there is a picture of the same game with the same logo
but with just a puck on the ice and no players at all. This is an over head
shot. This one is rated KA by the ESRB while the other one has no rating.
The third has several team logos, the most noticeable is that of the New York
Rangers as seen on page 29 of the November 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine.
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95
Released 1994
Produced by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Two possible versions exist. On page 79 of the February/March 1995 issue
of Sega Visions Magazine, there is a picture of the box art with several
basketball players at tipoff. On page 35 of December 1994/ January 1995
issue of Sega Visions Magazine, there is a picture of the same game with the
same logo but with just a basketball and no players at all. They both have
an ESRB rating of KA.
ESPN Sunday Night NFL
Released 1993
Produced by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
2 different versions exist. The differences are very small. There is one
that is rated by the V.R.C. with a rating of GA and the NFL Team logo on the
left of the rating. The other has an ESRB rating of KA with the NFL Team
logo directly above the rating. The one rated by the V.R.C. came first.
Eternal Champions: Challengers from the Dark Side
Released 1994
Developed by Deep Water
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Compatible with the 6 button controller
Eye of the Beholder
Released 1994
Developed by Strategic Simulation Corporation
Published by Strategic Simulation Corporation
Fahrenheit
Released 1995
Developed by Sega
Published By Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case along with the 32X version in same
package
Fatal Fury Special
Released 1995
Developed by SNK
Produced by JVC
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
FIFA International Soccer
Released 1994
Developed by Extended Play Productions
Published by Electronic Arts
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Final Fight CD
Released February 1993 (February/March 1993 issue of Sega Visions, pg 100)
Developed by Capcom
Published by Sega
Packaged in cardboard box
Flashback: The Quest for Identity
Released November 1994 (Game Players December 1994 page 8)
Developed by Delphine Software
Published by US Gold
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Flink
Released 1994
Developed by Psygnosis
Published by Vic Tokai
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Formula One World Championship: Beyond the Limit
Released September 1994
Developed by FUJI Television Network
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Ground Zero Texas
Released 1993
Developed by Digital Pictures
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Heart of the Alien
Also known as Out of This World 2
Released August 1994 (July 1994 page 46 of Game Player's July 1994)
Developed by Interactive
Published by Virgin Entertainment
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Heimdall
Released April 2nd 1994 (February/March 1993 issue of Sega Visions says
February of 1993 pg 100) It is likely to be the 1994 date because it was
packaged in a jewel case and not a cardboard box like the early titles were.
Published by JVC
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Hook
Released 1993
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in cardboard box
Also packaged in a two pack along with 3 Ninjas Kick Back in a standard
Sega CD sized jewel case
Double pack released 1994
Hot Hits
Released November 1992
Developed by Sega
Published by Sega
Pack-in with Sega CD
Iron Helix
Developed by Drew Pictures
Published by Spectrum Holobyte
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Released 1994
Jaguar XJ220
Developed by Core Design
Published by JVC
Packaged in cardboard box
Jeopardy!
Released 1994
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Joe Montana's NFL Football
Released March 1993 (February/March 1993 issue of Sega Visions, page 100)
Re-released 1994
Developed by Sega
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Pack in with the Second model Sega CD "Sega Sports System"
Two versions exist. There is a "Not for resale" version that was the pack-
in but there was also another version released in the standard Sega CD jewel
case. The visual differences between the two games exist only on the CD. The
"Not for Resale Version" has blue text on a very pronounced red Kansas City
Chief's helmet, has a V.R.C. rating of G.A., has the stamp of the NFL's
Player's Association, the NFL team logo as well as some copy right info on
the left side. The other version contains none of this and has silver text
on a green background. The green version was released first.
Jurassic Park
Released 1993
Developed by Sega
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
JVC Hot Hits Volume 1
Released 1993
Published by JVC
I am unsure where exactly to put this game/karaoke disc. I decided to put
it in the actual game list because, on page 54 of the February/March 1993
issue of Sega Visions Magazine there is a full page article about this.
Usually that isn't enough to convince me the game exists. However, on the
page there is an order form for the game. This could be the same as "Hot
Hits" but I doubt it for a couple of reasons. The main reason is that it is
made by JVC. Also, "Hot Hits" was a pack in that was packaged together with
Rock Paintings and this has no mention of Rock Paintings. Also, "Hot Hits"
was a pack in, so why would they sell the same game for $29.95? Anyway, this
is supposed to be a karaoke disc and is supposed to include songs from
sixteen different artists including Madonna, R.E.M., Michael Jackson, Billy
Ray Cyrus, and the B-52's. It says you can also order it by phone by calling
1-800-USA-Sega. The article says that there will be several more of these
types of discs to be released in the future. There are three screen shots
contained within the article but I do not recognize anything in those three.
There is also a picture of a JVC karaoke machine. I have a feeling this
could be what the JVC X-EYE spawned from. I do not know if anything ever
came of them, or even this one. Again, this all came from Sega Visions
Magazine February/March 1993 issue, page 54. Please e-mail me if you have
any information about this.
Keio Flying Squadron
Released December 1994 (Game Players December 1994 pg 10)
Published by JVC
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Kids on Site
Released November 1994 (Game Players December 1994 page 8)
Developed by Digital Pictures
Published by Digital Pictures
Packaged in sturdy cardboard flip open box
Lawnmower Man, The
Developed by Time Warner Interactive
Published by SCI
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Lethal Enforcers
Released 1994
Published by Konami
Packaged in a big box that included the Konami "Justifier" light gun
Works with the Justifier Gun
Lethal Enforcers 2 - Gun Fighters
Released 1994
Published by Konami
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Works with the Justifier Gun
Links: The challenge of Golf
Released 1994
Published by Virgin Entertainment
Developed by Papyrus Design Group
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Loadstar - The legend of Tully Bodine
Released 1994
Developed by Rocket Science Games
Published by Rocket Science Games
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Lords of Thunder
Released 1995
Developed by Hudson Soft
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Lunar: Eternal Blue
Developed by Working Designs
Published by Working Designs
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Two different label variations. Working Designs used to have them hosted
on their website before it closed down. If you have pictures or scans of the
discs, please send them to me.
Lunar: The Silver Star
Released December 1993 (January 1994 according to the January 1994 issue of
Game Player's Magazine, page 27)
Developed by Working Designs
Published by Working Designs
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Seven different label variations exist. Two are very similar but Sega did
one while Working Designs did the other. Working Designs used to have them
on their website, but when they went out of business, their website closed.
Luckily, I saved the pictures of them and uploaded them here:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v231/Arguro/lss-cd1.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v231/Arguro/lss-cd2.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v231/Arguro/lss-cd3.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v231/Arguro/lss-cd4.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v231/Arguro/lss-cd5.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v231/Arguro/lss-cd6.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v231/Arguro/lss-cd7.jpg
According to the WD website before it closed down, disc art 1 was the most
common and 7 was the rarest. Take this for what it is worth.
Mad Dog McCree
Released 1993
Developed by American Laser Games
Published by American Laser Games
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Works with American Laser Games Light Gun
Mad Dog McCree 2: The Lost Gold
Developed by American Laser Games
Published by American Laser Games
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Works with American Laser Games Light Gun
Make My Own Video: INXS
Released November 1992 (January 1993 according to the February/March 1993
issue of Sega Visions Magazine)
Developed by Digital Pictures
Published by Digital Pictures
Packaged in cardboard box
Make My Own Video: Kris Kross
Released November 1992
Developed by Digital Pictures
Produced by Sony Image Soft
Packaged in cardboard box
Make My Own Video: Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch
Released November 1992 (January 1993 according to the February/March 1993
issue of Sega Visions Magazine)
Developed by Digital Pictures
Published by Digital Pictures
Packaged in cardboard box
Make My Own Video Featuring C&C Music Factory
Released 1992
Developed by Digital Pictures
Produced by Sony Image Soft
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Mansion of Hidden Souls
Released 1994
Published by Vic Tokai
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Marko
Released 2004
Developed by Domark
Published by Good Deal Games
On page 49 of the July 1995 issue of Gamepro Magazine, there is a half page
article featuring the game. It was obviously supposed to be released between
the writing of the article and the release of the magazine as it says
"available now" in it. The ESRB had even rated it.
Mary Shelley's Frakenstein
Released 1994
Developed by Psygnosis
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case in a double pack with Bram Stoker's
Dracula
Masked Rider
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD Jewel Case
Mega Race
Released December 1993
Developed by Mindscape
Published by Software Toolworks
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Mickey Mania: Timeless Adventures of Mickey Mouse
Released November 1994
Developed by Disney Software
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Microcosm
Released 1993
Developed by Psygnosis
Published by Psygnosis
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Also released in a double pack with Ultraverse Prime
Midnight Raiders
Released 1994
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Mighty Mighty Missile
Released 2004
Developed by Good Deal Games
Published by Good Deal Games
Packaged in DVD case
Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers
Released 1994
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Mortal Kombat
Released March 1994 (May 1994 according to May 1994 issue of Game Player's)
Developed by Midway
Published by Arena
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
My Paint: The Animated Paint Program
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
NBA Jam
Released 1994
Developed by Midway
Published by Acclaim
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
NFL Football Trivia Challenge
Published by Capdisc
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
NFL's Greatest: San Francisco vs. Dallas 1978-1993
Released 1993
Developed by Sega
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
NHL '94
Published by Electronic Arts
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Night Trap
Released November 1992
Re-released January 2, 1995 (Gamepro January 1995 pg 211)
Developed by Digital Pictures
Published by Digital pictures
Packaged in cardboard box. At least two variations exist, one with the
V.R.C rating of MA-17 and one without any rating.
This game was re-released after being banned for a short time. The re-
release is in a flip open cardboard box.
A 32X version also exists and was packaged in the same flip open box but is
orange instead of blue. The 32X version was released at the exact same time
as the Sega CD re-release.
**Thanks to Doug (MazinZ@aol.com) for this information** One thing to note
is that there is a small difference between the original release (in the red
cardboard box) and the re-release (in the blue flip open box). In the
original version, there is an Auger that crosses the screen before the title
shows up from the left. In the re-release, the title comes from the top of
the screen and no Auger is shown. Please note that I have not confirmed this
my self and I am going on the word of Doug. I will attempt to confirm this
my self soon.
2 discs
Nova Storm
Released 1994
Published by Psygnosis
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Panic!
Released October 1994
Published by Data East
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
Released December 1994
Published by Activision
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Popful Mail
Released 1994
Developed by Working Designs
Published by Working Designs
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Power Monger
Released 1994
Developed by Bullfrog Productions Limited
Published by Electronic Arts
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Prince of Persia
Released December 1992 according to the November/December 1992 issue of
Sega Visions Magazine
Packaged in cardboard box
Prize Fighter
Released 1993
Developed by Digital Pictures
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
2 discs
Puggsy
Developed by Psygnosis
Published by Psygnosis
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Racing Aces
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Radical Rex
Released November 1994 (Game Players December 1994 page 9)
Developed by Beam Software
Published by Activision
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
RDF Global Conflict
Published by Absolute Entertainment
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Revenge of the Ninja
Published by Renovation
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Revengers of Vengeance
Released July 1994 (July 1994 Game Players page 50)
Developed by Extreme
Produced by Absolute Entertainment
Rise of the Dragon
Released March 1993 (February/March 1993 issue of Sega Visions, page 100)
(December 1992 according to the November/December 1992 issue of Sega Visions
Magazine)
Produced by Dynamix
Packaged in cardboard box
Pack-in with the model two Sega CD
Also packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Road Avenger
Released March 1993 (February/March 1993 issue of Sega Visions pg 100)
Published by Renovations Productions Inc.
Packaged in cardboard box
Road Rash
Published by Electronic Arts
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Robo Aleste
Released September 1993 (In Mega Play Magazine, June 1993 issue on page 42
says release date as July 1993. Also listed as July of 1993 in the August
1993 issue of Mega Play Magazine.)
Published by Tengen
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Samurai Shodown
Released December 1994
Developed by SNK
Produced by JVC
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Secret of Monkey Island
Released 1993 (December 1992 according to the November/December 1992 issue
of Sega Visions Magazine)
Developed by Lucas Arts
Published by JVC
Packaged in cardboard box
Sega Classics 4 in 1
Released November 1992
Pack-in game for the Sega CD
Published by Sega
Sega Classics 5 in 1
Pack-in game for the Sega CDX
Published by Sega
Sewer Shark
Released November 1992 according to the November December 1992 issue of
Sega Visions Magazine
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in cardboard box
Pack-in game for the Sega CD model 2
Shadow of the Beast II
Released June 7th, 1994
Published by Psygnosis
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective
Released November 1992
Developed by ICOM
Published by Sega
Pack in game for the Sega CD
Sherlock Holms: Consulting Detective II
Released 1993
Developed by ICOM
Published by Sega
Packaged in cardboard box
Shining Force CD
Released 1994
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Silpheed
Released 1993
Published by Game Arts
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Slam City with Scottie Pippen
Released November 1994 (Game Players December 1994 page 9)
Developed by Digital Pictures
Published by Digital Pictures
Packaged in flip open cardboard box
Also released as a 32X CD game in same flip open box but orange in color
4 discs
Snatcher
Released November 1994 (Game Players December 1994 page 9)
Developed by Konami
Published by Konami
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Software Toolworks' Star Wars Chess
Developed by Software Tool Works
Published by Software Took Works
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Sol-Feace
Released November 1992
Developed by Wolf Team
Pack-in game with the Sega CD
Sonic CD
Released November 23rd 1993 (Letter from Thomas J. Kalinske, President of
Sega, printed in Sega Force Magazine (has Joe Montana on the front)) In the
August 1993 issue of Mega Play, on page 30 it says the release date is
December 1993.
Release coincided with that of Sonic Spinball for the Genesis and Sonic
Chaos for the Game Gear.
Developed by Sega
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Pack-in with the CDX in a cardboard flip box the size of an audio CD jewel
case
Soulstar
Released May 1994
Developed by Core Design
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Space Ace
Released 1994
Published by Readysoft
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Space Adventure
Released 1995
Developed by Buichi Teraswa
Published by Hudson Soft
Starblade
Released 1994
Published by Namco
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Star Strike
Released October 2002
Developed by Good Deal Games
Published by Good Deal Games
Packaged in audio CD sized jewel case
Star Wars: Rebel Assault
Released December 1993 (according to the April 1994, page 84, issue of
Gamepro magazine, this game was released in March of 1994. Until I get a
definite date, both dates will be here. I cannot remember where December
1993 came from)
Developed by Lucas Arts
Published by JVC
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Stellar Fire
Released December 1993
Published by Dynamix
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Supreme Warrior
Released November 1994 (Game Players December 1994 page 9)
Developed by Digital Pictures
Published by Digital Pictures
Packaged in flip open cardboard box
Also released as a Sega CD 32X game in a yellow flip open cardboard box
Surgical Strike
Released June 1995 (Gamepro, July 1995, pg 50)
Developed by Sega
Produced by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Terminator
Released January 1993 (In Mega Play Magazine, June 1993 issue, page 44, it
says June of 1993 is the release date.) (February/March 1993 issue of Sega
Visions says February of 1993 pg 100)
Published by Virgin
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Third World War
Released 1993
Developed by Micronet
Published by Extreme Entertainment Group
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Time Gal
Released May 1993
Published by Renovation Products Inc.
Packaged in cardboard box
Tomcat Alley
Released March 1994
Developed by Sega
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Also was a pack-in with the Sega CD model 2
Trivial Pursuit
Developed by Virgin
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Ultraverse Prime
Released 1994
Developed by Malibu Interactive
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in double pack along with Microcosm.
Apparently two different versions exist. One version says the game is for
two players and one says it is for one player. The game is in fact, for one
player only. On page 112 on the July 1995 issue of Gamepro, this is
addressed in a Q and A session.
Vay
Released June 1994
Developed by Working Designs
Published by Working Designs
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Wheel of Fortune
Released 1994
Developed by Sony Imagesoft
Published by Sony Imagesoft
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Who Shot Johnny Rock?
Released 1994
Developed by American Laser Games
Published by American Laser Games
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Works with American Laser Games Light Gun
Wild Woody
Released 1995
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Wing Commander
Released 1993
Developed by Electronic Arts
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Wirehead
Released December 1994 (Game Players December 1994 pg 11)
Produced by Sega
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
Wolfchild
Released 1992
Published by JVC
Packaged in cardboard box
Wonderdog
Released November 1992 according to the November/December 1992 issue of
Sega Visions Magazine
Packaged in cardboard box
World Cup USA '94
Published by US Gold
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
WWF Rage in the Cage
Published by Arena
Packaged in standard Sega CD jewel case
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4. Rumored games / unreleased games
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The following games were listed in a multitude of different gaming
magazines as games set to be released at one point or another but for some
reason never made it. There are several reasons for this: They were possibly
delayed and never made it out, possibly had a name change and actually do
exist under another name, or there was a typo and the magazine was wrong.
You will notice that a lot of the games come from advertisements in the back
of magazines and that is their only source. I included these games because,
on several occasions, the magazines say that those advertisements include
games that have been announced and not yet released. A lot of the games
disappear after only two or three issues, but it is worth noting because they
were rumored. I have tried to be as precise as I could in citing where I
found the information concerning the game. Some games are without a source
and they have been listed for a long time, well before I thought to cite
anything. I will eventually figure out where I got those games from, but
until then, they are un-cited. Anyway, I have listed these incase there are
beta discs floating around out there.
36 Great Holes Starring Fred Couples
I first read about the possibility of a CD version of the 32X game existing
at Digitpress. Since I don't trust everything they say I didn't initially
list it. However, in the August 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, on pages 38,
there is a small paragraph about it. As far as I can gather, this version
doesn't use the 32X like Digitpress says. It appears to just be for the Sega
CD. Supposed to be available in fall of 1994.
AH3 Firehawk
Listed in the September 1993 issue of GamePro Magazine. I believe it had a
name change and is actually AH3 Thunderstrike. Said to be made by JVC and
released in October 1993. I think it is clear that it is in fact
Thunderstrike. After comparing screen shots from the October 1993 issue of
the same magazine's review of AH3 Thunderstrike, I have concluded that they
are the same game. The screens have very similar set up, although Firehawk
does look brighter and better over all. One thing to note, the October issue
said it was released in September and the September issue says it was
released in October.
Akira
In the June 1994 issue of Game Players Magazine, on page 18 there is a list
of upcoming titles. Akira is listed here. It says it is supposed to be
based off of the animated film as well as the Japanese comic. Supposed to be
made by THQ.
Aladdin
In "Compute's Sega CD Sourcebook" written by Jason R. Rich and published by
Compute Publishing Limited, there are several mentions of the game based off
of the Disney movie Aladdin. The writer actually visited the studio where
Aladdin was being worked on. Serious discussion starts on page 23 which
basically says that the Sega CD version is to be a port of the cartridge
version with enhanced graphics and sound. Several animators from the movie
were to be working on the game. Inside the book there are a couple of
pictures of these animators and in the background, you can see drawing of
Aladdin on the wall. They talk about the exact amount of pixiles that
Aladdin moves when walking and climbing so it is quite likely that this game
has a prototype out there somewhere. Later, on page 216 of the same book,
there is talk about upcoming games and this is listed first. The release
date is scheduled for fall of 1993 and is made by Virgin Games. Digitized
speech and additional levels are supposed to be the main features of the
game.
Alien Trilogy
In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 123 there is an
advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Genesis Adventure
section as a CD game section for $49. This game does exist on the
Playstation and Saturn.
Alone in the Dark 32X CD
This game is listed in an advertisement on page 193 of the December 1995
issue of Gamepro Magazine under the 32X section. Supposed to retail for $52.
Game does exist on the 3D0. In the December 1995 issue of Electronic Gaming
Monthly, on page 256, there is an advertisement for games. This is listed
under the 32X section.
Annet Again
In Sega Force Magazine (Joe Montana Cover), on the 5th page of the Sega CD
section, there is a small part that is titled "A Look into the Future" Annete
Again is listed here and is said to be made by Renovation. According to
Gamefaqs, there is a Japanese game called Annet Futatabi which could be this
game. That game is made by Wolf Team.
Backroad Racers
The April 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine says this game would be available
in June of 1994 (pg 114). Supposed to be about building your own cars and
racing them. Has a price of $69.95 and was developed by Revell-Monogram.
There is a PC title with the same name. I am unsure if it is supposed to be
the same game. There are two screen shots of the game in the issue I cited
just a second ago. In an ad on page 163 of the September 1994 issue of
Gamepro Magazine says the game is available for purchase for $43.
Batman Forever
In the June 1994 issue of Game Players Magazine, on page 18 there is a
section about upcoming releases. Batman Forever is listed here and is said
to be made by Acclaim.
Battle Fantasy
In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 121 there is an
advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Sega CD section for
$41. On page 123 of the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is
an advertisement for games. This is listed under the Genesis Role Playing
section for $42.
Battletech
In Sega Force Magazine (Joe Montana Cover), on the 5th page of the Sega CD
section, there is a small part that is titled "A Look into the Future."
Battletech is listed here and s said to be made by Extreme Entertainment.
This game is listed in an advertisement in the January 1994 issue of Game
Player's Magazine on page 173 for $49.00. Listed in the December 1994 issue
of Game Players Magazine on page 12 as coming out in January of 1995.
Braindead 13
This game is listed in an advertisement on page 193 of the December 1995
issue of Gamepro Magazine under the Genesis section and was being sold for
$49. Also listed in another advertisement on page 201 for $49 as well.
Bubba 'N' Stix
In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 121 there is an
advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Sega CD section for
$41. In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 123 there is
an advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Genesis Adventure
section as a CD game section for $44.
Chakan: The Forever Man
In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 123 there is an
advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Genesis Adventure
section as a CD game section for $49. Game does exist on the Genesis.
Thanks to DarkBubble (Dark.bubble@gmail.com) for giving me the proper title
for this game.
Cool Spot
On page 179 of the April 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, there is an order
form for games. This is listed under the Sega CD section. In Sega Force
Magazine (With Joe Montana on the cover), there are two screen shots for this
game as well as a small paragraph about it. In that paragraph it says "Cool
Spot looks and plays just like the Genesis version." Made by Virgin
Entertainment. This game is also listed in an advertisement on page 173 of
the January 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine for $48.00.
The game is also mentioned in "Compute's Sega CD Source Book" as an upcoming
game on page 225. Fall of 1993 is the speculated release date and is a port
of the cartridge game.
Cool World
This is one of the games that was in development before the Sega CD was
commercially released. There is one sentence on it in the October 1992 issue
of Electronic Gaming Monthly, page 54. It says "Based on the movie, the game
will have moving video." There is one screen shot on the right of the page
that features an animated woman up against a purple background.
Dark Seed
In the December 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, on page 233, there is a
advertisement for this game. It offers two screen shots and the box art.
The game is supposed to be made by Vic Tokai and has an ESRP rating of M.
Developed by Cyber Dreams and "based upon the fantastic artwork of H.R.
Giger." The game does appear on several other systems such as the Saturn and
Playstation. In the January 1995 issue of Gamepro Magazine, on page 200,
there is a small article on the game with 5 screen shots. The article says
the game will be a point and click adventure. You have to solve a puzzle or
else your head will explode and give birth to a baby. Supposed to be
available in December of 1994.
Devastator
In Sega Force Magazine (Joe Montana Cover), on the 5th page of the Sega CD
section, there is a small part that is titled "A Look into the Future."
Devastator is listed here and is said to be made by Renovation
Dino Blaze
In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 121 there is an
advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Sega CD section for
$56. In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 123 there is
an advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Genesis Adventure
section as a CD game section for $56.
Dragon Lair 2
This game is listed in an advertisement on page 193 of the December 1995
issue of Gamepro Magazine under the Genesis section. Was sold for $52. In
the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 123 there is an
advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Genesis Adventure
$section as a CD game section for $49.
European Racers
On page 179 of the April 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, there is an order
form for games. This is listed under the Sega CD section but absolutely no
other information can be found. In Sega Force Magazine (With Joe Montana on
the Cover), on the second page of the Sega CD section, this game is listed.
It is called Power Modeler: European Racers and is made by Revell/Monogram.
There are two screenshots, one with very realistic looking 3D graphics. On
the very next page, there is an advertisement for the same game. It shows
the box art of the PC version but says it is available for the Sega CD.
There are three screen shots on this advertisement, one is the same as the
previous page but with a red car instead of a silver car. On page 34 of the
1993 issue of Mega Play Magazine, there is a small article as well as two
screen shots for a game called Power Modeler (which, as I previously stated
is the first part of the title to this game according to Sega Force). The
screens are much darker than those in Sega Force but feature the same type of
graphics. On page 28 of the April 1994 issue of game Player's Magazine, at
the top left there is a very small article about this game as well as one
screen shot. Supposed to come out "next fall." In the June 1994 issue of
Game Player's Magazine, on page 121 there is an advertisement for games.
This game is listed under the Sega CD section for $39.
Fantasy Star Soldier
Said to be released in the spring of 1993 and was made by Sega
Flying Nightmares
In the August 1994 issue of Gamepro, on page 148, there is a small section
about a game called Flying Nightmares. From the one screen shot, it appears
to be a first person airplane shooter. The company Domark was supposed to be
publishing it and it was supposed to be available in August of 1994. On page
150 of the same magazine, it is listed again as shipping in August. In the
September 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, there is a full page ad for the
game on page 69. Two different screen shots as well as box art are offered.
The game does exist on the 3DO. The game is also listed on page 10 of the
1994 issue of Game Players Magazine as coming out in December of 1994.
Full Throttle Racing
This game is listed in an advertisement on page 139 of the September 1995
issue of Gamepro Magazine. Does exist on the SNES.
Gallagher's Gallery
In Sega Force Magazine (Joe Montana Cover), on the 5th page of the Sega CD
section, there is a small part that is titled "A Look into the Future"
Gallagher's Gallery is listed here and is said to be made by American Laser
Games. This game is also featured on page 33 of the April 1993 issue of Mega
Play. Two screen shots are shown as well as a couple small paragraphs of
text about the game.
Golf 32X CD
In the December 1995 issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly, on page 256, there
is an advertisement for games. This is listed under the 32X section.
Hammer Vs Evil D in Soul Fire
Said to be released March 1994 and was made by Sega. In the January 1994
issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 172, there is an advertisement for
games and under the Sega Strategy, there is a Sega CD game called Hammer. I
assume they are the same game. In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's
Magazine, on page 121 there is an advertisement for games. This game is
listed under the Sega CD section for $44.
Harrier Assault
On page 123 of the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is an
advertisement for games. This is listed under the Genesis Shooters section
as a CD game for $49. In the August 1993 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on
page 46, there is a company by company "round up" of the summer 1993 CES.
Under DoMark, this is listed as being part of a "growing number of aircraft
games for the Sega CD."
High Tech Air Craft
On page 179 of the April 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, there is an order
form for games. This is listed under the Sega CD. In Sega Force Magazine
(Joe Montana Cover), on the 5th page of the Sega CD section, there is a small
part that is titled "A Look into the Future." High Tech Air Craft is listed
here and is said to be made by Revell-Power.
Home Improvement
In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 121 there is an
advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Sega CD section for
$39. I assume that it was supposed to be based on the TV show. The game
does exist on the SNES.
Incredible Hulk
In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 121 there is an
advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Sega CD section for
$59. Does exist on the Genesis
Indiana Jones
In Sega Force Magazine (Joe Montana Cover), on the 5th page of the Sega CD
section, there is a small part that is titled "A Look into the Future."
Indiana Jones is listed here and is said to be made by JVC. On page 35 of
the April 1993 issue of Mega Play, there is a small section about this game.
There are two screen shots and two small paragraphs of text. This one says
it is made by Sega. In the April/May 1993 issue of Sega Visions, on page
103, there is a small section about games coming out in June of 1993.
Indiana Jones is listed there and is said to be made by Sega. In the
June/July 1993 issue of Sega Visions, on page 95, there is a small section
about games coming out in July of 1993. Indiana Jones is listed there and is
said to be made by Sega. This game is listed in an advertisement in the
January 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine on page 173 for $41.00. In the
June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 123 there is an
advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Genesis Adventure
section as a CD game section for $39.
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
On page 58 of the December 1993/January 1994 issue of Sega Visions Magazine
there is a full page review of this game. Eight screen shots are shown as
well as several tops on what to do. This game is very different from the
screens of Instruments of Chaos Starring Young Indiana Jones. It is,
however, also set in World War II and you are trying to stop Nazis, this time
from discovering Atlantis. This game looks to be a Full Motion Video game,
along the lines of Sherlock Holmes or Mansion of Hidden Souls. Being that
there is a full page review, I am fairly certain this game was near
completion at the publication of the magazine. There are 4 versions of this
game on other systems. It appears on the Amiga, Commodore 64, Mac, and PC.
Supposedly made by JVC and rated GA by the V.R.C. In the June 1994 issue of
Game Player's Magazine, on page 121 there is an advertisement for games.
This game is listed under the Sega CD section for $42. In the June 1994
issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 123 there is an advertisement for
games. This game is listed under the Genesis Adventure section as a CD game
section for $44.
Indy 4
On page 100 of the February/March 1993 issue of Sega Visions, it says
that Indy 4 would be released in March of 1993. Supposed to be made by JVC.
Instruments of Chaos starring Young Indiana Jones
On page 49 of Sega Visions Magazine, December 1993/January 1994 issue,
there is a very small article about this game. Two screen shots are offered.
The basic gist of the article is that you are in World War II fighting the
Nazis. Supposed to be made by Sega. I don't know if this is the same as
what I have called Indiana Jones in this section or not. I am assuming it is
a different game. There is a game called Young Indiana Jones on the Genesis
and the screen shots looks pretty much the same. It is probably a port of
that game.
Jet Ski Rage
In an E3 review in the August 1995 issue of Gamepro, page 38, this game is
said to have been announced. Supposed to be made by Velocity.
Journey to the Center of the Earth
On page 179 of the April 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, there is an order
form for games in which this is listed. In the August 1993 issue of Game
Player's Magazine, on page 46, there is a company by company "round up" of
the summer 1993 CES. Under Sony Imagesoft, this game is listed.
Kingdom: Far Reaches
In the January 1995 issue of Gamepro Magazine, on page 212, there is a small
column about CapDisc/Capitol Multimedia being a new developer for the 32X. This
is one of the games they were supposedly working on. It was to be an "RPG set
in ancient times that features 33 minutes of animated adventure, 45 minutes of
dialogue, and 40 minutes of sound and music." I believe this to be a 32X CD
game because of the amount of sound and animation in the game.
Kings Quest 5
On page 100 of the February/March 1993 issue of Sega Visions, it says that
Kings Quest 5 would be released in March of 1993. Supposed to be made by
Sierra and is supposed to be an adventure game.
Last Action Hero
On page 179 of the April 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, there is an order
form for games. This is listed under the Sega CD section. In Sega Force
Magazine (with Joe Montana on the front) there is a small section about this
game on the 4th page of the Sega CD section. There are two screen shots and
a few sentences about the game. Made by Sony Imagesoft. The box art for
this game is shown in the back of Bram Stoker's Dracula's manual in both the
original release and the double pack release. On page 34 of the October 1994
issue of Mega Play Magazine, there is a small article about the game that
offers four screen shots. This game is listed in an advertisement in the
January 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine on page 173 for $49.00.
Lode Runner
On page 123 of the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is an
advertisement for games. This is listed under the Genesis Shooters section
as a CD game for $46.
Metal Fang
In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 123 there is an
advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Genesis Adventure
section as a CD game section for $49.
Midnight Raiders
In the August 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, on page 31, there is a
picture shown of Midnight Raider's 32X CD game. It is obviously an upgrade
of the Sega CD game. Supposed to be "in the works for '95!" On page 7 of
the February/March 1995 issue of Sega Visions, there is a very small picture
of the box art for this game. It is covered up partially by that of
Fahrenheit 32X CD but the name of the game and the side part can be seen.
Myst
In the January 1995 issue of Gamepro Magazine, on page 196, there is a full
page feature on the game. There is a small article stating that Sunsoft is
trying its best to keep it faithful to the PC game. The page mostly consists
of screen shots (15 total) and says it would be available in December 1994.
This game is listed in an advertisement on page 193 of the December 1995
issue of Gamepro Magazine under the Genesis section as a CD game. Supposed
to be available for $46. On page 10 of the December 1994 issue of Game
Players Magazine, there is a list of upcoming games. Myst is listed under
January 1995 and is supposed to be made by Sunsoft.
Night Striker
In Sega Force Magazine (Joe Montana Cover), on the 5th page of the Sega CD
section, there is a small part that is titled "A Look into the Future."
Night Striker is listed here and is said to be made by Taito. In the August
1993 issue of Mega Play Magazine, on page 44 there is a full page preview of
this game with 13 screen shots. It says that the game is "available now"
(Now being August of 1993). It also says that the game is 100% complete. As
far as I can tell, this game did not actually come out in the United States.
It did have a release in Japan. I think this could possibly be a mistake as
the magazine does review Mega CD games as well. However, looking at the
screen shots, all words are in English. This doesn't make it not a Japanese
game but it does seem odd that "Shield Extended" would be in English and not
Japanese if these are screen shots of the Japanese version. There is also an
arcade game that this is supposed to be based on. In the June 1994 issue of
Game Player's Magazine, on page 123 there is an advertisement for games.
This game is listed under the Genesis Adventure section as a CD game section
for $49. If anyone has any information they can offer, please, let me know.
Ninja Warriors, The
In Sega Force Magazine (Joe Montana Cover), on the 5th page of the Sega CD
section, there is a small part that is titled "A Look into the Future." The
Ninja Warriors is listed here and is said to be made by Taito. On page 123
of the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is an advertisement
for games. This is listed under the Genesis Kick and punch section for $49.
No Escape
On page 35 of the December 1994 / January 1995 issue of Sega Visions
Magazine, there is an add for Sony Imagesoft games and one of the games
featured is one called No Escape. It appears to be based of off a movie.
Rated T by the ESRB. In the back of the manual for 3 Ninja's Kick back (from
the double pack) there is mention of this game as well as box art and a
screen shot. It appears to be a Street Fighter styled game.
Penn and Teller's Smoke and Mirrors
This game is featured on the cover of Sega Visions Magazine's
February/March 1995 issue and there are several screen shots of the game as
well as an interview with both Penn and Teller. It looks like the game was
pretty much finished, just never found it's way to shelves.
The game is now available on the internet from a few major torrent sites.
It is two discs and available in NTSC format. I obviously won't give you the
link for the torrent through this FAQ but I mention it because it is likely
that Good Deal Games will pick this up as they have expressed interest in it.
Thanks go to Doug (MazinZ@aol.com) for the heads up.
On the 58th page of the August 1995 issue of Gamepro, there is a one page
section on this game that offers a more objective view than the Sega Visions'
feature. One interesting thing to note is that the article says it is
"available now" meaning that it was intended to come out between the time the
article was written and the magazine was published: probably late June of
1995.
The reason this game never saw the light of day is because in 1995,
Absolute Entertainment, the developer of the game, laid off nearly its entire
staff due to financial reasons.
Pit Fighter 2
On page 123 of the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is an
advertisement for games. This is listed under the Genesis Kick and punch
section for $54.
Power Ranger 32X CD
In the December 1995 issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly, on page 256, there
is an advertisement for games. This is listed under the 32X section.
Primal Rage 32X CD
In the September 1995 issue of Gamepro Magazine, on page 139 there is an
advertisement for games. Under the 32X section this game is listed as
"Primal Rage CD" Supposed to cost $58.
The Punisher
On page 150 of the August 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, there is a list
of all games being shipped in August, 1994. One game is The Punisher. It's
produced by Sega. That is all the information there is.
Rapid Deployment Force
On page 9 of the December 1994 issue of Game Players, there is a list of up
coming games. For November 1994, Rapid Deployment Force is listed and is
said to be made by Absolute Entertainment.
RBI Baseball 4
On page 123 of the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is an
advertisement for games. This is listed under the Genesis Sports section as
a CD game for $49.
Real Fighters
On page 172 of the January 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is an
advertisement for games. This is listed under the Sega Fighter section for
$43.00.
Rise of the Robots
In the October/November 1994 issue of Sega Visions Magazine, on page 48
there is a Sneak peak at the game Rise of the Robots. This game never was
released of the Sega CD. It does make appearances on the Genesis, SNES, Game
Gear and 3DO just to name a few. Supposedly published by JVC. On pages 20-
23 of the April 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is a large review
of this game. The review is for the Sega CD version as well as the Genesis
version and the SNES version. Within the article it says "plans are to
release the Sega CD version in June [1994]" which is the earliest date
amongst the versions in the article. In the info section at the beginning of
the article, it says the release date is May 1994 for the Sega CD game.
There is a lot of information, but only a few actual screen shots. Most of
the pictures are computer generated. Developed by Mirage and published by
JVC. On page 34 of the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, there is a
very small section about this game with one screen shot. Says it will be
available in June. In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page
121 there is an advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Sega
CD section for $41. On page 123 of the June 1994 issue of Game Player's
Magazine there is an advertisement for games. This is listed under the
Genesis Kick and punch section for $46.
Rise of Zork
In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 123 there is an
advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Genesis Adventure
section as a CD game section for $49.
Risk
On page 123 of the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is an
advertisement for games. This is listed under the Genesis Strategy section
as a CD game for $52.
Robocop Vs Terminator
In the August 1993 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 46, there is a
company by company "round up" of the summer 1993 CES. This is listed under
Virgin Games' section. Game exists on SNES and Genesis.
Shadow of Atlantis
In the August 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, on page 34, there is a
picture of the box art as well as three screen shots of a game called Shadow
of Atlantis. Not much is said other than the goal is to explore the ruins of
Atlantis. Said to be available in fall of 1994.
Side Pocket
On page 25 of the December 1994 / January 1995 issue of Sega visions
magazine there is an ad for a Sega CD game called Side Pocket. It has the
box art and three screen shots. It is a pool (billiards) game. Made by Data
East. Also listed as coming out in November 1994 according to Game Players
magazine, December 1994 issue, page 9.
Sim City 2000
On page 10 of the December 1994 issue of Game Players Magazine, there is a
list of upcoming games. This game is listed for a December 1994 release and
is said to be made by Imagineer. Game did come out for the SNES and PC.
Skeleton Krew
On page 9 of the December 1994 issue of Game Players, there is a list of up
coming games. For November 1994, Skeleton Krew is listed and is said to be
made by Core Design Ltd. The game does exist on the Genesis, so it is
possible that this could be a typo.
Soccer World
This game is listed in an advertisement on page 193 of the December 1995
issue of Gamepro Magazine under the Genesis section as a CD game. Supposed
to be available for $44.
Space ADV. Cobra 2
This game is listed in an advertisement on page 139 of the September 1995
issue of Gamepro Magazine.
Space Quest: Roger Wilco and Time Rippers
Said to be released in 1993 and made by Sierra On-line. A PC title does
exist with the same name.
Space Pirates
In Sega Force Magazine (Joe Montana Cover), on the 5th page of the Sega CD
section, there is a small part that is titled "A Look into the Future" Space
Pirates is listed here and is said to be made by American Laser Games. This
game is also listed in the back of the Mad Dog McCree and Who Shot Johnny
Rock manuals. In the January 1995 issue of Gamepro Magazine, on page 198,
there is a small section about this game. The text confirms that it is a FMV
game and is made by American Laser Games. The article offers 4 screen shots.
Supposed to be available in January 1995.
Star Strike 2000
This game is listed in an advertisement on page 193 of the December 1995
issue of Gamepro Magazine under the Genesis section as a CD game. Retailed
for $58.
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Said to be released in 1993 and was made by Sega. In the August 1993 issue
of Game Player's Magazine, on page 46, there is a company by company "round
up" of the summer 1993 CES. Under Sega of America's section, at the end of
the first paragraph, it says Star Trek: The Next Generation for the Sega CD
and Genesis will be coming out.
In the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 123 there is an
advertisement for games. This game is listed under the Genesis Adventure
section as a CD game section for $64.
This game is also mentioned in "Compute's Sega CD Source Book" as an upcoming
release on page 227. Winter of 1993 is the release date. The game is full
motion video and was being made by Spectrum Holobyte.
Stellar 7
Said to be released in 1993 and made by Sierra On-line. The game exists on
the 3DO. In the October 1993 issue of Gamepro magazine, it says the game
Stellar Fire was based on the PC game Stellar 7. I believe that this was the
developmental name for what is now known as Stellar Fire and that it is the
same as what was rumored to be Stellar 7.
Super Battletank 2
In Sega Force Magazine (with Joe Montana on the cover) on the first page of
the Sega CD section there is a very small paragraph about this game and one
screen shot. The game was supposed to be made by Absolute Entertainment. In
the August 1993 issue of Game Player's Magazine, on page 46, there is a
company by company "round up" of the summer 1993 CES. Under Absolute's
section, this game is listed and is said to be their first Sega CD game.
This game also appears in "Compute's Sega CD Sourcebook" on page 229 as an
upcoming release. Winter 1993 is the speculated time period and the game was
supposed to feature digitized video.
Super Return of the Jedi
In the September 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, on page 39, there is a
small article about winter CES '94 and the games shown there. It says it is
for the Genesis, SNES and Sega CD. I have a feeling this is an error because
the small article does not mention the Sega CD at all. However, it may just
have never came to be. Supposedly available in November and made by JVC.
Super Strike Trilogy
This game is listed in an advertisement on page 193 of the December 1995
issue of Gamepro Magazine under the Genesis section as a CD game. Supposed
to be available for $52.
In an E3 review in the August 1995 issue of Gamepro, page 38, this game is
said to have been announced. Supposed to be made by Electronic Arts and is said
to be a "Desert, Jungle, and Urban Strike copper combat" game.
Surgical Strike 32X
The manual for the Sega CD game Surgical Strike says there will be a 32X CD
version of the same game. While the normal version exists, the 32X version
does not. In the back of the manual for Fahrenheit it also listed.
Switch
On page 54 of the October 1992 issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly at the
bottom left of the page, there is a two sentence write up about the game. It
says "A new genre of games which Sega calls animation-gagamation. This
adventure-type CD has humorous intermissions and gags spread throughout the
game." The screen shots are shown to the right of an animated child flipping
a switch and burning up.
Syndicate
This game is listed in an advertisement on page 139 of the September 1995
issue of Gamepro Magazine. This game exists on many other platforms such as
the SNES, 3DO and Jaguar to name a few. Also listed in an advertisement on
page 201 of the December 1995 issue of Gamepro Magazine for $53.
Terminator 2: The Arcade Game
Said to be made by Acclaim. In the August/September 1993 issue of Sega
Visions, on page 102 this is mentioned as coming out in August of 1993. The
game is supposed to be made by Flying Edge according to this source. On page
123 of the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is an
advertisement for games. This is listed under the Genesis Shooters section
as a CD game for $49.
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
In the August/September 1993 issue of Sega Visions, on page 102 this game
is also mentioned as coming out in August of 1993. The game is supposed to
be made by Flying Edge according to this source.
Thunder Hawk
In the April/May 1993 issue of Sega Visions, on page 103, there is a small
section about games coming out in June of 1993. Thunder Hawk is listed there
and is said to be made by JVC. In the June/July 1993 issue of Sega Visions,
on page 95, there is a small section about games coming out in July of 1993.
Thunder Hawk is listed there and is said to be made by JVC.
Time Cop
In the December 1994 issue of Game Players Magazine, on page 12 there is a
list of upcoming games. This is listed under February of 1995 and is said to
be made by JVC.
Total Carnage
In Sega Force Magazine (Joe Montana Cover), on the 5th page of the Sega CD
section, there is a small part that is titled "A Look into the Future."
Total Carnage is listed here and is said to be made by T*HQ. On page 123 of
the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is an advertisement for
games. This is listed under the Genesis Shooters section as a CD game for
$49.
Treasures of Isis
On page 123 of the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is an
advertisement for games. This is listed under the Genesis Role Playing
section for $49.
Virtual VCR: Prince
On page 32 of the April 1993 issue of Mega Play Magazine, there is a small
article about this game. Two screen shots are offered as well as a small
amount of text. It appears to be a bunch of Music Videos of Prince which you
can watch, rewind, pause and fast forward. Similar, if not exactly like, the
Make My Own Video Series. Made by Sega.
Wirehead CD
In the August 94 issue of Gamepro Magazine, on page 31, it that in
development for the 32X is a game called Wirehead CD. This game is obviously
an enhancement of the Sega CD game for use in conjunction with the 32X. On
page 7 of the February/March 1995 issue of Sega Visions, there is a very
small picture of the box art for this game. It is covered up partially by
that of Fahrenheit 32X CD but the name of the game and the side part can be
seen.
World Championship Rally
In the October 1994 issue of Gamepro Magazine, on page 256, there is a
small article about this game. It says it would be released for SNES and
Sega CD. As far as I know, it wasn't released for either system under that
name. There are 4 screen shots that make it a first person driving game
Supposed to be made by JVC and released December of 1994. Also listed as an
upcoming game for February 1995 in the December 119 issue of Game Players
Magazine.
World Series Baseball
In the back of the Jurassic Park manual, there is a screen shot for this
game. It says it would be available spring of 1994. Made by Sega. This is
also in the back of the NFL's Greatest Teams manual. This game is listed in
an advertisement in the January 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine on page
173 for $48.00.
Warriors of Rome
On page 172 of the January 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine, there is
an advertisement for "Games Galore," a company that buys and sells used
games. Under their Sega RPG section, this game is listed for $50.00. On
page 123 of the June 1994 issue of Game Player's Magazine there is an
advertisement for games. This is listed under the Genesis Shooters section
as a CD game for $54.
World Cup Golf
On page 9 of the December 1994 issue of Game Players, there is a list of up
coming games. For November 1994, World Cup Golf is listed and is said to be
made by US Gold. The game does exist on the 3DO, Play Station, Sega Saturn
and PC. In the December 1994 issue of Gamepro, on page 117, there is an
advertisement for Software Etc. This ad shows the box art shows a bag of
golf clubs against a black background and confirms US Gold's involvement.
There is a subtitle to the game which is too small to decipher.
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5. PAL (European and Australian) Release List
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The following is a list of some of the known European games. Huge thanks
to Matthew Bennion from England for giving me the initial list.
Also thanks to Yoer (Yuri van den Burg) for providing me with the full
list.
There are a total of 101 PAL region games. I am unsure if all these games
saw releases in all PAL countries but I assume they did unless other wise
noted. If you have any information of release dates or packaging that
differed from what was normal, please contact me. Also contact me if you
have producer/developer information. I don't live in a PAL country so it is
hard to collect this information for my self.
Adventures of Batman & Robin, The
Afterburner III
Amazing Spiderman vs. The Kingpin, The
Animals!, The
Batman Returns
Bloodshot
Known as Battle Frenzy in Japan and in the US
Battlecorps
BC Racers
Beast II
Bill Walsh College Football
Black Hole Assault
Brutal - Paws of Fury
Bug Blasters
Released October 2002
Produced by Good Deal Games
Packaged in CD sized jewel case
Available in 5 different colors
Visit http://www.gooddealgames.com/Publishing_SegaCD_Bug_Blasters.html for
more information
Chuck Rock
Chuck Rock II - Son of Chuck
Cobra Command
Packaged along with Sol Feace
Corpse Killer
Corpse Killer 32X CD
Double Switch
Dracula Unleashed
Dragon's Lair
Dune
Dungeon Explorer
Dungeon Master II - Skullkeep
Earthworm Jim - Special Edition
Ecco the Dolphin
Ecco - the Tides of Time
ESPN Baseball Tonight
Eternal Champions - Challenge from the Dark Side
Eye of the Beholder
Fahrenheit
Fatal Fury Special
FIFA International Soccer
Final Fight CD
Flink
Formula One World Championship - Beyond the Limit
Ground Zero Texas
Hook
INXS - Make My Video
Jaguar XJ220
Jurassic Park
Keio Flying Squadron
Kids On Site
Kris Kross - Make My Video
Lawnmower Man, The
Lethal Enforcers
Lethal Enforcers II - Gunfighters
Lords of Thunder
Marko's Magic Football
Mickey Mania
Microcosm
Midnight Raiders
Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers
Mortal Kombat
NBA Jam
NHL Hockey '94
Night Trap
Night Trap 32X CD
Novastorm
Pitfall - The Mayan Adventure
Power Factory featuring C&C Music Factory
Powermonger
Prince of Persia
Prize Fighter
Puggsy
Road Avenger
Developed by Data East
Published by Sega
Packaged in standard European Sega CD case
Comes with a demo for Slam City
Robo Aleste
Samurai Shodown
Sensible Soccer
Sega Classics - Arcade Collection
Sewer Shark
Sherlock Holmes - consulting Detective
Sherlock Holmes - consulting Detective Vol. II
Shining Force CD
Silpheed
Slam City
Slam City Demo
Released 1994
Packaged along with Road Avenger
This demo is the first level, against Fingers. It also contains some
videos of other Mega CD games.
Slam City 32X CD
Smurfs, The
Snatcher
Sol-Feace
Packaged along with Cobra Command
Sonic CD
Developed by Sega
Produced by Sega
Released 1993
Packaged in standard European Sega CD case.
Soul Star
Software Toolworks' Star Wars Chess, The
Space Adventure, The
Starblade
Star Strike
Released October 2002
Produced by Good Deal Games
Released in CD sized jewel case
Visit http://www.gooddealgames.com/Publishing_SegaCD_Star%20Strike.html for
more information
Star Wars - Rebel Assault
Supreme Warrior
Supreme Warrior 32X CD
Surgical Strike
Syndicate
Terminator, The
Theme Park
Thunderhawk
Time Gal
Tomcat Alley
Wolfchild
Wonderdog
World Cup USA '94
WWF - Rage in the Cage
Yumeni Mystery Mansion
Known as Mansion of Hidden Souls in the US
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6. Version History
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Version 1.0 completed June 3rd, 2005 at 12:38 pm Pacific time.
Version included all known US released games, including third party games
made by Good Deal Games as well as all known demos and pack-in extras.
Fifteen total pages when printed.
Version 1.05 completed June 6th, 2005 at 11:18 pm Pacific time.
Version included minor updates to release dates for Sonic CD, Dune, AH 3
Thunder Strike, Lunar Silver Star, Robo Aleste, and corrected a typo under
Sonic CD. Sixteen total pages when printed.
Version 1.1 completed June 10th, 2005 at 12:13 am Pacific time
Version included updates to Terminator, Cobra Command, Wing Commander,
Heart of the Alien, Battlecorps, Solstar, Brutal: Paws of Fury, and Tomcat
Alley. Also included was the Rumored games list / unreleased games. 116
minor errors were corrected where I changed "Produced by" to "Published By"
to match how I started the guide. Sixteen total pages when printed.
Version 1.15 completed August 2nd at 11:29 pm Pacific time
Version included updates to packaging for Sonic CD, The San Diego Zoo
Presents: Animals!, A/X-101, Dracula Unleashed, Dungeon Master II: Skullkeep,
ESPN National Hockey Night, Heimdall, Iron helix, Mad Dog McCree 2: The Lost
Gold, NHL '94, Power Factory Featuring C&C Music Factory, RDF Global
Conflict, Radical Rex, Revenge of the Ninja, Rise of the Dragon, Shadow of
the Beast II, Software Toolworks' Star Wars Chest, Surgical Strike, Trivial
Pursuit, Wing Commander, and WWF Rage in the Cage. Changed name of The San
Diego Zoo Presents: Animals! from just Animals! Updated publisher
information for ESPN National Hockey Night, Surgical Strike, Trivial Pursuit,
Wing Commander, Updated Release information for Heimdall, and Shadow of the
Beast II. Seventeen total pages when printed.
Version 1.2 completed August 11th at 3:08 pm Pacific time
Version included update to Joe Montana's Football packaging information as
the not for resale version was confirmed to be a pack-in with the Sega CD
model 2. Also fixed a typo in the version history where Version 1.15 was
erroneously named version 1.2. Fixed some formatting issues in the first few
lines of the document and capitalized some letters that were lowercase.
Version 1.25 completed September 10th at 4:47 pm Pacific time
Version included a massive update to Joe Montana's Football. Included in
that update is information about the two different versions of the game that
are known to exist.
Version 1.30 completed October 9th at 2:19 pm Pacific time.
Version included the addition of a partial European game list. Big thanks
to Matthew Bennion for helping me out there. I also fixed a couple of typos
and added to the Stellar 7 part of section 3 as I recently discovered the
game exists on the 3DO. 19 total pages when printed.
Version 1.35 completed October 11th at 8:25 pm Pacific Time.
Version included the addition of the Supreme Warrior CD 32X information.
Version 1.40 completed October 26th at 8:31 pm Pacific Time
Version included update to Dungeon Explorer packaging. 20 total pages when
printed.
Version 1.45 completed October 27th at 6:45 pm Pacific Time.
Version included updates to release year and producer to Rise of the
Dragon, added information about AH3 Firehawk to the rumored game list,
updated Release month for Star Wars: Rebel Assault, Updated some information
for Stellar & in the rumored games section and Updated release month for
Stellar Fire. 20 total pages when printed.
Version 1.50 completed November 4th, 2005 at 8:08 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of Surgical Strike 32X CD to the rumored game
section. 20 pages when printed.
Version 1.55 completed November 6th, 2005 at 12:05 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of number of discs that a game is on if over
one, changes to Dracula Unleashed's producer and developer as some new
information was gathered from Gamepro April '94 and from the game it's self,
added release month and year for Mortal Kombat, Added some information about
release date to Star Wars: Rebel Assault, added Backroad Racers information
to the rumored games, fixed a typo to Prize Fighter's developer information,
added Cool Spot to the rumored games list, added European racer to the
rumored games list, added Hi-tech Air Craft to the rumored game list, added
Journey to the Center of the Earth to the rumored game list, added Last
Action Hero to rumored game list, added Wirehead CD to the rumored games
list, added Midnight Raiders to the rumored game list, added Shadow of
Atlantis to the rumored game list, added 36 Great Holes to the rumored games
list, added release month to Vay, added Flying Nightmares to the rumored game
list, added release month to Formula One World Championship: Beyond the
Limit, added the Punisher to the rumored games list, added Penn and Teller's
Smoke and Mirrors to the rumored game list, updated producer information for
Samurai Shodown as well as changed release year from 93 to 94, updated
release month for Mickey Mania: Timeless Adventures of Mickey Mouse, added
Super Return of the Jedi to rumored games, added release information for
Heart of the Alien, added release month for Dungeon Master II: Skullkeep,
added the game Starblade to the US release list, added developer information
for Mega Race, added publisher information for Lawnmower Man, added World
Championship Rally to the rumored game list, added Rise of the Robots to the
rumored games list, added Side Pocket to the rumored games list, added
producer information for ESPN Sunday Night Football, added information
concerning the art for ESPN National Hockey Night, added release, publisher,
and packaging information for ESPN NBA Hangtime, added No Escape to the
rumored games list, added producer information for Wirehead, added
information concerning the art for ESPN NBA Hangtime '95. 24 total pages
when printed.
Version 1.60 finished November 7th, 2005 at 6:45 pm Pacific time
Version included switching back to my standard of each update increasing
the version number by 0.05 instead of jumping from 1.50 to 2.00, updated
release year for Iron Helix, updates to ESPN Sunday Night Football packaging,
updated release information for Space Ace, updated developed and publisher
information for Fatal Fury Special, Removed the information about cardboard
box packaging for Rise of the Dragon because I have not confirmed it to be
true. It does exist in the jewel case format as illustrated in page 161 of
the December 1994 / January 1995 issue of Sega Visions Magazine, added some
information concerning box art for Midnight Raiders 32X CD and Wirehead 32X
CD, updated publisher information for Dungeon Explorer, updated Release year
for Dungeon Explorer, Updated Release year for Surgical Strike, updated
release month for Mega Race. 24 total pages when printed.
Version 1.65 finished November 8th, 2005 9:21 pm Pacific Time
Version included a typo correction to the last version update, added the
release year for Dark Wizard, added packaging information for Sonic CD's
pack-in version, added World Series Baseball to rumored games list, added
release information for the 3 Ninjas/Hook double pack, added some additional
information for No Escape in the rumored games list. 25 total pages when
printed.
Version 1.70 finished November 9th, 2005 4:48 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of the third possible packaging for ESPN
National Hockey Night, added release month for Corpse Killer, added release
month for Supreme Warrior, added release month for Slam City with Scottie
Pippin. 25 total pages when printed.
Version 1.75 completed November 11th, 2005 at 9:98 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of cardboard box packaging information for
Rise of the Dragon. 25 total pages when printed.
Version 1.80 completed November 15th, 2005 at 6:50 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of the section called "A note on this guide,"
some more additions to the "What to expect in future versions," added release
date for Sonic CD, added Super Battletank 2 to the rumored games section,
added more information concerning European Racers, Added more information
about Last Action Hero, added more information about Cool Spot, added Space
Pirates to the rumored games section, added Gallagher's Gallery to the
rumored games section, added Battletech to the rumored games section, added
Indiana Jones to the rumored games section, added Devastator to the rumored
games section, added Annet Again to the rumored games section, added more
information about High Tech Aircraft to the rumored games section, added
Night Striker to the rumored games section, added The Ninja Warriors to the
rumored games section, added Total Carnage to the rumored games section,
added more info to Surgical Strike 32X CD in the rumored games section, added
more information about World Series Baseball in the rumored games section. 27
total pages when printed.
Version 1.85 completed November 15th, 2005 at 10:15 pm Pacific Time
Version included addition of information concerning cardboard packaging for
Bram Stoker's Dracula, updated publisher information for Make My Own Video:
INXS, changed the name of Power Factory Featuring C&C Music Factory to Make
My Own Video: C&C Music Factory as I recently found a picture of the box art
to confirm the name, added the release year and publisher information for
that game as well, added some information about Citizen X, Added Virtual VCR:
Prince to the rumored games list, added more information to Gallagher's
Gallery in the rumored games section, added more information to European
Racers in the rumored games list, added more information to Indiana Jones in
the rumored games list, added a different release month for The Terminator,
added a different release month for Robo Aleste, added alternative release
month for Sonic CD, added a bunch of information concerning the Magazine Mega
Play and its review of Night Striker in the rumored games section, added some
additional information about Robo Aleste's release date, added release month
for Ecco the Dolphin, added more information about Last Action Hero. 28
total pages when printed.
Version 1.90 completed November 16th, 2005 at 8:18 pm Pacific Time
Version included an addition to Indiana Jones to the rumored games section,
added Thunder Hawk to the rumored games section, added an alternative release
date for Dungeon Master II: Skullkeep, added more information for Terminator
2 The Arcade Game to the rumored games section, added Terminator 2 Judgment
Day to the rumored games section. 28 total pages when printed.
Version 1.95 completed November 21st, 2005 at 9:24 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of release month for Sewer Shark, added
release information for Wonder Dog, added alternative release information for
Batman Returns, added alternative release information for Adventures of Willy
Beamish, added alternative release information for Secret of Monkey Island,
added release information for Prince of Persia, added alternative release
information for Rise of the Dragon, added JVC Hot Hits Volume 1 to the US
games list, added alternative release date for Make Your Own Video Starring
Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch, added and alternative release date for Make
Your Own Video: INXS, added developer information for Make Your Own Video:
Kriss Kross, added a second alternative release date for Dungeon Master 2:
Skull Keep, added release month for Final Fight, added alternative release
date for Terminator, added alternative release date for Heimdall, added
alternative release date for Batman Returns, added Kings Quest 5 to the
rumored games section, added release month for Joe Montana's Football, added
release month for Rise of the Dragon, added release month for After Burner
III. 30 total pages when printed.
Version 2.00 completed November 22nd, 2005 at 12:18 pm Pacific Time
A fitting update for the true version 2.00. I changed the format for the
whole guide slightly. I used to have the guide at exactly 79 characters,
what Gamefaqs had set as the maximum. However, Word 2003 doesn't wrap the
spaces in between words so there would occasionally be spaces out to 81 and
82 characters wide causing me to have to use hard returns to get rid of them.
I decided to move the margins in 2 characters so I wouldn't have that problem
any more. As a result I took out all the hard returns (which was massive)
and re-compiled the guide. It was still 30 pages long with the margin
decrease. I also changed some of the last few lines in section one to
include the magazines I have been using as of late for my sources. I also
corrected quite a few typos as I went though the guide removing hard returns.
I can't remember what they were, but I corrected them. I also added
Instruments of Chaos starring Young Indiana Jones to the rumored games
section, added Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis to the rumored games
section. 31 total pages when printed.
Version 2.05 completed November 25th, 2005 at 11:06 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of developer information for Samurai Shodown,
changed producer information for Samurai Shodown, added Space ADV Cobra 2 to
the rumored games section, added Full Throttle Racing to the rumored games
section, added Syndicate to the rumored games section, added Alone in the
Dark to the rumored games section, added Braindead 13 to the rumored games
section, added Dragon's Lair 2 to the rumored games section, added Myst to
the rumored games section, Added Soccer World to the rumored games section,
added Star Strike 2000 to the rumored games section, added Super Strike
Trilogy to the rumored games section, added some information for Bug
Blasters: The Exterminators. 32 total pages when printed.
Version 2.10 completed November 26th, 2005 at 2:08 pm Pacific time
Version included the addition of Power Rangers 32X CD to the rumored games
section, added more information for Alone in the Dark 32X CD, added Golf 32X
CD to the rumored games section, added Cool World to the rumored games
section, added switch to the rumored games section. 32 total pages when
printed.
Version 2.15 completed November 27th, 2005 at 1:41 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of an alternative release date for Lunar the
Silver Star, added Warriors of Rome to the rumored games section, added some
information for Cool Spot under the rumored games section, added Real
Fighters to the rumored games section, added Real Fighters to the rumored
games section, added some information for Hammer Vs Evil D in Soul Fire in
the rumored games section, added additional information for Battletech in the
rumored games section, added additional information for Indiana Jones in the
rumored games section, added additional information for Last Action Hero in
the rumored games section, added additional information for World Series
Baseball in the rumored games section, fixed an error in the rumored games
section where I had the R's before the P's, added some additional information
for Rise of the Robots in the rumored games section, added some additional
information for European Racers in the rumored games section. 33 total pages
when printed.
Version 2.20 completed November 29th, 2005 at 10:14 PM Pacific Time
Version included the addition of some information about where I gathered
the rumored games list from, I finally added the title to section 1 that had
been missing since I started this guide, added an alternative release date
for Mortal Kombat, added some additional information to Rise of the Robots in
the rumored games section, added Battle Fantasy to the rumored games section,
added Bubba 'N' Stix to the rumored games section, added Dino Blaze to the
rumored games section, added additional information for European Racers in
the rumored games section, added additional information for Hammer Vs Evil D
in Soul Fire in the rumored games section, added Home Improvement to the
rumored games section, added The Incredible Hulk to the rumored games
section, added additional information to Indiana Hones and the Fate of
Atlantis in the rumored games section, added additional information for Super
Battletank 2 in the rumored games section, Added Alien Trilogy to the rumored
games section, added Chakn Forvr Mn to the rumored games section, added
additional information for Dragon's Lair 2 in the rumored games section,
added additional information for Indiana Jones in the rumored games section,
added Metal Fang to the rumored games section, added Night Striker to the
rumored games section, added Return to Zork to the rumored games section,
added Star Trek: The Next Generation to the rumored games section, changed
the Game Star Trek in the rumored games section to go where it belongs in the
alphabetical list (I previously had it listed one game before where it should
have been). 35 total pages when printed.
Version 2.25 completed December 1st, 2005
Version included the addition of additional information for Ninja Warriors
in the rumored games section, added Pit Fighter 2 to the rumored games
section, added additional information for Rise of the Robots in the rumored
games section, added additional information for Battle Fantasy in the rumored
games section, added Treasures of Isis to the rumored games section, added
Load Runner to the rumored games section, added additional information for
Terminator 2: The Arcade game in the rumored games section, added additional
information for Total Carnage in the rumored games section, added Harrier
Assault to the rumored games section, added additional information for Super
Battletank 2 in the rumored games section, added RBI Baseball 4 to the
rumored games section, added Risk to the rumored games section, added
additional information for Warrior of Rome to the rumored games section. 37
total pages when printed.
Version 2.30 completed December 4th, 2005 at 10:33 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of an alternative release date for Heart of
the Alien, added developer information for Heart of the Alien, added release
month for Revengers of Vengeance, added Publisher information for Revengers
of Vengeance, changed developer information for Revengers of Vengeance. 37
total pages when printed.
Version 2.35 completed December 27th, 2005 at 3:37 pm Pacific Time
Version included the changing of Brutal's release month from March to
November, added release month for Ecco The tides of Time, added release date
for Flashback: The Quest for Identity, added release month for Kids on Site,
added release month for Radical Rex, added release month for Slam City, added
release month for Snatcher, added Skeleton Krew to the rumored games section,
added Rapid Deployment Force to the rumored games section, added information
for Side Pocket in the rumored games section, added release month for Supreme
Warrior, added World Cup Golf to the rumored games section, added release
month for BC Racers, added release month for Demolition Man, added release
date for Keio Flying Squadron, added release date for Marko, added release
month for Pitfall, added release month for Samurai Shodown, added release
date for Wirehead, added Sim City 2000 to the rumored games section, added
additional information for Flying Nightmares in the rumored games section,
added additional information for Battletech in the rumored games section,
added additional information for Myst in the rumored games section, added
Battle Frenzy to the US Release list, added Time Cop to the rumored games
section, added additional information for World Championship Rally to the
rumored games section. 38 total pages when printed.
Version 2.40 completed December 30th, 2005 at 4:40 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of Akira to the rumored games section, added
Batman Forever to the rumored games section. 38 total pages when printed.
Version 2.45 completed January 8th, 2006 at 9:44 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of information about the two versions of
Night Trap. Thanks to Doug (MazinZ@aol.com) for the information. I also
added controller information for Eternal Champions: Challenge from the Dark
Side. 39 total pages when printed.
Version 2.50 completed January 11th, 2006 at 5:12 pm Pacific Time
Version included a complete rework of what used to be called "European Game
List." Big thanks to Yuri van den Burg for providing me with a complete
list. I changed it to be called "PAL release list" and I will format it to
be exactly like my US release list as I gather information. I also added
light gun compatibility for Lethal Enforcers, Lethal Enforcers II: Gun
Fighters, Crime Patrol, Mad Dog McCree, and Mad Dog McCree 2: The Lost Gold.
40 total pages when printed.
Version 2.55 completed January 22nd, 2006 at 3:11 am Pacific Time
Version included the change of Chakn Forvr Mn in the rumored games section
to Chakan: The Forever Man. Thanks to DarkBubble for giving me the proper
title. I also went through each of the dates in the version history to
include some letters that I forgot after the date. 40 total pages when
printed.
Version 2.60 completed March 17th, 2006 at 1:09 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of Burning Fists: Force Striker to the US
release section and I added some information concerning the possible release
of Penn and Teller's Smoke and Mirrors. 40 total pages when printed.
Version 2.65 completed March 19th, 2006 at 2:55 pm Pacific Time
Version included the verification of Penn and Teller's Smoke and Mirrors
existence. Thanks again to Doug (MazinZ@aol.com) for the information. 40
total pages when printed.
Version 2.70 completed June 23rd, 2006 at 7:21 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of information found in Gamepro Magazine for
World Cup Golf in the rumored games section, added Dark Seed to the rumored
games section, corrected developer information and added publisher
information for The Lawnmower Man, added information pertaining to Myst's
appearance in Gamepro Magazine under the rumored games section, added some
additional information about Space Pirates in the rumored games section,
added release date for the re-release of Night Trap and the 32X version of
Night Trap, added NFL Trivia Challenge to the rumored games section, added
Kingdom: Far Reaches to the rumored games section.
Version 2.75 completed June 24th, 2006 at 1:00 pm Pacific Time
Version included the correction of Marko's developer, added some
interesting information concerning Marko, added release month for Surgical
Strike, added some information concerning different versions of Ultraverse
Prime. I also decided to remove every version date from the beginning of the
guide to make it look better. From now on there will be only 4 versions
listed: the first one and the last 3. 41 total pages when printed.
Version 2.80 completed June 26th, 2006 at 12:42 am Pacific Time
Version included the addition of Jet Ski Rage to the rumored games section,
added some information pertaining to Super Strike Trilogy in the rumored
games section, fixed a typo in the last version number, added information to
Penn and Teller's Smoke and Mirrors about why the game never came out and
another article on it and I removed some trivial information pertaining to
the game in favor of that information, added packaging information for
Wirehead. 41 total pages when printed.
Version 2.85 completed October 8th, 2006 at 3:45 am Pacific Time
Version included removing some trivial information in favor of some better
information for Super Battletank 2 in the rumored games section, added some
additional information for Harrier Assault in the rumored games section,
changed Star Trek in the rumored games section to Star Trek: The Next
Generation and added some information concerning it, found some additional
information for Journey to the Center of the Earth proving that the previous
information was not a typo, added Robocop Vs Terminator to the rumored games
section. 41 total pages when printed.
Version 2.90 completed May 27th, 2007 at 2:15 pm Pacific Time
Version included the addition of packaging information to Bouncers,
packaging information and developer information for Championship Soccer '94,
packaging information for Crime Patrol, packaging information for Flashback,
developer information for Jaguar, updated some information regarding disc art
for both Lunars, added publisher and packaging information for Masked Rider,
added packaging information for Panic! 42 total pages when printed.
Version 2.95 completed June 18th, 2007 at 11:35 pm Pacific Time
Version included the removal of NFL Football Trivia from the rumored games
section and insertion of it into the US release section. Thanks go out to
"Archie" (archestratus.8765176@bloglines.com) for pointing this out to me.
Thanks also go out to Lisanne (sparky.lisa@gmail.com)for helping me with the
European game list. I have added packaging and producer information for
Sonic CD, Road Avenger and Slam City Demo under the PAL listings. 42 total
pages when printed.
Version 3.0 completed August 18, 2007 at 10:09 pm Mountain Time
Version included the addition of Aladdin to the rumored games section, added
more information for Star Trek, Super Battletank and Cool Spot all in the
rumored games section. I removed a duplicated entry for Star Trek: The Next
Generation. Increased spaces and added "---" between each section in hopes
to make things easier to find. I removed the @ symbol from my e-mail to
prevent auto scanners asking to host my guide. Updated the copyright
information to reflect this. 44 total pages when printed.
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What to expect in future versions:
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Updates on packaging, developers, producers, and release dates, specific
release dates as well as additions to the European release list, Australian
release list, and Japan release list. Those will be far off in the future
though. Also expect minor corrections to occur frequently as new games still
might come out thanks to Good Deal Games and other companies and home
brewers. I also plan to implement a part that says what accessories games
are compatible with, such as the activator, light gun, mouse, 6 button
controller and other things like that.
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7. Copyright information
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This guide, in its current format or any derived format, past, present, and
yet to be is the property of Sam McRae-Skinner, also known as Arguro DeXill.
This guide may not be republished without expressed written consent of the
owner. In other words, if you want to host this guide on your site, e-mail
me and ask me. You must state the guide name and url in your e-mail along
with a reason as to why you want to host it. I am sick of places auto
scanning for my e-mail address and sending me an e-mail. I want to know that
you like my work and think it would be a great addition to your website. If
you do not specify what guide you want, I will not reply. Any unauthorized
reproduction of this guide is copyright infringement. Users are hereby
authorized to maintain one copy for their private use. That copy may exist
on the user's hard drive in its entirety as well as in print form in whatever
form the user sees fit while keeping my name with the document at all times.
Copyright 2005-2007 Arguro DeXill (Sam McRae-Skinner). The only place that
has permission to host this guide is www.gamefaqs.com