Sega Says It Wants To Re-Release More Past Titles On Nintendo Switch

I would love to see sonic world and colors on the switch.

wait since when was SEGA AGES done?

That doesn't make sense. Why would they just decide to stop?

Sonic Adventure Remake

JSR(F) and REZ would make me very happy.

But RIP what was a great series. Was hoping to still get Phantasy Star 2-4 and Golden Axe as Ages titles. But oh well ... I trade them anytime for a Dreamcast line.

When they quietly removed Wonder Boy in Monster World from the Switch version of Genesis Classics, I was hoping it was because they had plans to release it under Sega Ages.

I guess I can stop holding my breath now.

@EarthboundBenjy the reason SEGA AGES is done is simple: ..... they’re SEGA why wouldn’t they stop doing something people liked. SEGA makes no sense almost 100% of the time. I dint understand almost a single decision they make and the only good games they’ve made for switch recently were done by indie devs or fans.

What a wasted opportunity. Didn't Sega hold an online poll a couple of years back asking fans what games they'd want to see ported? Jet Set Radio came top if I'm not mistaken, but they ignored the results and continued releasing the same old arcade & mega drive games they've released in the past. Why bother? Pure laziness. I think the only reason we got Virtua Racing was because M2 had already started porting it for the 3DS.
Maybe there's still hope in his comments, I'd love to see that Daytona port from PS3, JSR from Vita, etc... But I wouldn't hold my breath, Sega don't seem interested in making money.

It doesn't sound like they're actually stopping with the re-releasing of their back catalogue though, just retiring this specific branding.

Get out of here Sega. What is it with you re-releasing old content under a brand then pulling a 180? Sega Forever (if I'm not mistaken) and Sega Ages now. I thought there were more games coming. Time to regroup and figure out how you can re-release Sonic 1 and 2 for the 1000th time

@EarthboundBenjy They only ever announced the current releases up to Herzog Zwei, with further releases depending on the commercial performance of the existing Sega Ages titles. Unfortunately, they underperformed.

@Blooper987 You say on the Nintendo site, when have either company made any sense 😂

@nessisonett you are definitely not wrong. What’s wrong with companies and not releasing their legacy content. I would suspect it’s not that hard and it could easily take in tons of cash.

No thanks, keep em. (I know my comment falls on deaf ears.)

@nmanifold I think 'laziness' is unfair. These releases are viable because M2 develop emulators for a selection of arcade boards then choose games which can use this software. Stuff like Dreamcast was always a pipedream.

SEGA underestimated how many Switch owners who would be interested this already owned multiple games in the SEGA 3D Classics on their 3DS.
They also made the mistake of trying to over appeal to the Japanese market to fix the lacking sales in that region. Leading to rereleases made specifically for that market that didn't sell well in the East or West.

Really Sega should've hired an outside developer port the 3 SEGA 3D Classics volumes to Switch allowing M2 to focus on making rereleases of never before rereleased arcade games/arcade games that haven't seen rereleases since the PS2 era and Saturn and Dreamcast games.

Whatever, I’m just gonna stick with the Sega Genesis Mini and find away to import that Astro City Mini. That will be enough for my Sega retro fix.

Skies of Arcadia HD, please?

I look forward to more of Sega's games coming to Nintendo Switch. I will gladly enjoy them on my Nintendo Switch Lite.

Panzerrrrr Dragooooooon Sagaaaaaaaa.

I'm honestly not interested in buying anything with "Sonic" in the title for the foreseeable future; ditto for anymore Genesis remakes or compilations. Sega has churned out countless new installments, remakes, and different console versions of the same games for two decades now, to the immense detriment of the rest of their huge catalog and the hobbyists who love them and would support their return. Voting with our wallets is the only hope we have, and with Sega it's a slight hope at best, sadly.

I've been an avid hobbyist since the Atari 2600 days, and I owned every Sega console and add-on from the Master System through the Dreamcast along with dozens upon dozens of games. Many gamers nowadays are too young to remember what a juggernaut Sega was at the height of their power; their AAA first-party franchises outnumbered and were more varied in theme/genre than even Nintendo's. They gave us the Shining Force series when Nintendo wouldn't take a chance on Fire Emblem in the West. They dominated the arcades with the likes of Daytona USA, the Virtua Fighter series, Super Star Wars Arcade, and SCUD Racer, not to mention pixel-based earlier classics ranging from Zaxxon to Congo Bongo, from Out Run and Super Hang-on to Afterburner. And their amazing RPGs and SRPGs, from the Phantasy Star series to Skies of Arcadia to Panzer Dragoon Saga to Dragon Force, could stand with the very best from any other publisher.

Understatement of the year: this is not the same company as it was back then. Only the incompetence and meddling of Sega's corporate higher-ups appears to remain the same.

A lot of gamers mistakenly thought that Sega leaving from making consoles would be a positive thing, that we'd be seeing all of those amazing IPs across all the other platforms. But all Sega wants to do is pump out the next Sonic game because it's "safe", and it's what they've been doing for 20 years now. We're very, very fortunate just to have gotten the games we have from the Sega Ages line; who knows whether they will ever bother with most if not all of those and other beloved IPs ever again, no matter how much we ask.

@Bl4ckb100d I want this.

All I want is Daytona USA

COMIX ZONE!! It needs to happen!!

Also Sub-Terrania. One of the most under-appreciated games on Genesis. The soundtrack is phenomenal and I still listen to regularly.

It really sucks that the SEGA AGES line is now coming to a close, but I hope SEGA continues the countless re-releases like with how they handled it during the late Xbox 360 and PS3 era

My god what a gyp!! What are you thinking Sega?? You left dozens of classic Sega games In the vault!! Here’s just a few examples:
Golden Ax death Adder
Astal
Nights into Dreams
Crazy Taxi 1,2,3
Power Drift
Daytona USA
Jet set radio
House of the dead series
Virtua Fighter series
Virtua Tennis
Confidential Mission
Outrunners
Turbo Outrun
Panzer Dragoon series
Shining Force series
Phantasy Star 2,3,4
Sonic 3 & CD
Skies Of Arcadia
Teddy Boy
Zaxxon/Super Zaxxon
Congo Bongo
Scud Racer
Super Hang On
Afterburner 1/2
Sonic Adventure 1&2
Virtua Cop 1/2/3
Wow Sega!! I dunno maybe you guys really don’t like cold cash after all. Smh 🤦‍♂️
I would’ve bought all of these easy!!

Good. Tell Atlus to start working on SMT Devil Survivor and Raidou Kuzunoha ports.

I'm not all that surprised they're ending Ages. I mean, really, how many people out there were clamoring for Herzog Zwei for their Switch? And how many platforms can I buy the original Sonic the Hedgehog for now? 10? 15?

I know there's legal issues, but if they released Sonic 3 (& Knuckles) I'd snap that up immediately. Same with Crazy Taxi. Maybe if they released games that weren't such obscure deep cuts or haven't been re-released to death, they'd see better sales. There are plenty of popular games they haven't put out in a minute, but it's like they're afraid of success.

@SwitchVogel It’s weird cause Jet Set Radio and Daytona had last gen ports but they just haven’t materialised this gen.

I'd enjoy Super Hang On, Afterburner II, Golden Axe Death Adder, Nights Into Dreams, Dynamite Cop, Crazy Taxi, House of the Dead trilogy, and some others that slip my mind. So many more to go.

I really want Shenmue 1 & 2 HD collection (physical) on Switch please Sega.
Also Dreamcast and Sega Saturn games please.

@Blooper987 Sega ages didn't make enough money for Sega.

Disappointing. No reason the Sega Ages line couldn't have continued, plenty of games that didn't get a release that deserved one. I was hoping Streets of Rage 1-3 would get releases. Oh well, maybe there's still a chance with whatever the 'new project' is but if M2 isn't involved, doesn't matter, that's the only studio I truly trust when it comes to handling emulation for Genesis games.

@Blooper987
Yup, Sega is my favorite company of all time, but it is the most frustrating one. 'People like this? Quick, find a way to stop it immediately.' Completely stupid at times.

Jet Set Radio
Nights
MadWorld
Yakuza Series

K thx bai

How haven't they released Turbo Outrun for us in the US? And we need Daytona USA on Switch

Right there's this wonderful system called the Dreamcast. You might have heard of it

SEGA RALLY please !

@sj33 Ok if that's the case, they developed a Model 1 emulator for Virtua Racing, so where's Virtua Fighter? They developed a Y Board emulator for G-Loc Air Battle, so where's Power Drift & Galaxy Force I & II? They developed Outrun, so where's Super Hang On?
If they stopped Sega Ages due to poor sales well they've only themselves to blame with poor choices in games, giving us the same games we've been buying since the Wii shop days.

It's time Sega acknowledges other games like Jet Set Radio and its sequel that is still trapped on the original Xbox, Nights into Dreams, Crazy Taxi, Sonic Adventure 1 and 2, Samba de Amigo, Virtua Fighter, Space Channel 5, Panzer Dragoon, Sonic CD, Ristar, Phantasy Star II to IV, etc. Sega has such a strong catalogue of classics it's frustrating they always rerelease the same Master System/Genesis titles.

Sega ages has been around since the Sega Saturn era, so about 25 years. Do they maybe mean for the current gen because I can't imagine they are done with it for good.

Sega will be sega that’s the way they have always been I’m just glad I still have my Dreamcast so I can play Rez crazy taxi and Daytona I would love to have games like that on the switch but it’s never gonna happen

I'm disappointed but not suprised, M2 were probably hired to do this batch and are too busy to do anything else at the moment.

As much as people online would love to see every Sega game on every console, I don't think they make huge returns on their investment unless it's Sonic or maybe Virtua Racing. High quality ports for a niche audience doesn't sound like a moneymaker...

I saw a petition on Change.org saying "Sega should port Sonic Unleashed to switch"

Hopefully they listen.

I don't get why Sega haven't done a Capcom. Take their most popular games and port them a code that makes them super easy to port (like resi evil). As already mentioned they have so many great games waiting in the wings, but I think a lot of the Saturn games will never get ported as they will be too costly and not enough demand (unfortunately).

I'd also love to know the actual reason we never see a sonic 3 port anymore - I got it on Xbox 360, but we've not seen it since...

This is a big, big disappointment - Shame on you Sega!

I will still me waiting for you to see sense, release the following:

Afterburner 2
Chu Chu Rocket
Crazy Taxi
Daytona
Ferrari F355
Galaxy Force
Golden Axe 1/2
House of the Dead 1/2
Nights
Power Drift
Rad Mobile
Sega Rally
Shenmue 1/2
Sonic CD
Starwars Arcade
Super Hang On
Super Monaco GP
Turbo Outrun
Virtua Cop 1/2
Virtua Fighter 1/2

Whatever happened tp the games from more advanced Sega systems and arcade boards that M2 was planning to release after all these slowly releasing games?

There goes any hope of playing any of the arcade greats Sega have made down the years. Doesn't anyone at Sega realise they had success other than just the Mega Drive.
Arrgghh Sega I love you but I really really hate you sometimes.

To the key point of multiple posters' concerns here, Sega is risk-averse to a ginormous fault when it comes to anything not Sonic and/or Genesis-related. And indeed, while I and many others here would definitely support it, games like Herzog Zwei are widely considered "too niche" to realistically turn a profit when sold individually. I can't speak to whatever sales figures each individual title in the AGES line may have had, but sadly it wasn't enough to convince them to continue. In all fairness, while some AGES games were true classics (Virtua Racing, Phantasy Star, Out Run), others were indeed too niche to realistically expect great sales figures from (Fantasy Zone, Gain Ground, Puyo Puyo) while still others (Sonic and Sonic 2) had already been done to death on practically every modern platform known to man.

So what options are left? I think the best bet for Sega to turn a profit and for gamers to get what we want would be compilations, such as Saturn, Dreamcast, and of course their huge and incredible catalog of arcade games. Offering those more obscure or "niche" titles alongside more mainstream or "safe" ones on the same disc/cartridge/download would solve the problem of risk for Sega to at least some degree while still giving us a more rounded selection of beloved but long-dormant IPs. Compilations could accomplish what many of these games simply cannot do individually in terms of profitability.

Of course, this is Sega we're talking about, so I wouldn't hold my breath for them to go out of their way to do something so reasonable.

I was really hoping Power Drift would make it to Switch.

Seems my request for Bug! has gone to waste...

They can't end the Sega Ages now, they forgot to re-release Ecco the Dolphin for the million billionth time!!! Oh well, I'm glad I got Phantasy Star out of the deal, but it's probably because of jerks like me who really WANT to buy a lot of those games but don't that they're stopping this series.

It's been super clear from the beginning that gamers want more post-genesis (as in NOT Genesis) Sega titles:

Arcade, Saturn, Dreamcast and even X-Box releases such as the Panzer game on that system.

No thanks Sega, try making your own console so you can pedal your games.

I'm greatly disappointed by the news of Ages' demise, but people ought to take a step back and breathe before pilling on the Sega hate. Out of all the big publishers Sega have done really well with their numerous IPs imho.

Even though us Nintendo owners may not always get all their big releases, think of the good work that Sega's done to allow these franchises they publish/license to flourish: Persona, Total War, Yakuza, Football Manager, Bayonetta, Hatsune Miku, etc....

Sure, the strategy for their retro titles is confusing at best, but I think that's down to financial reasons - the sales of their older games probably doesn't justify the continued development work needed to update and port them to current consoles. But what development work they have done is exemplary: take Virtua Racing for example. The stuff they added was great; this title was no cheap cash grab.

I'd love for them to have a coherent strategy and project going forward that will allow us to dip into their back library, but without enough consumer interest (and I must confess I don't spend a lot on their older titles) I'm afraid this is a hard ask.

Imagine not bringing out Daytona or Sega Rally. Morons.

@Zimon Yes

@Gs69 It will. but only if Switch is strong enough. Even emulators have trouble running the game properly and Switch isn't the strongest. The hardware is too weak and you should know it. Maybe on the next Switch hardware . So be patient

I wish someone would port the old Amiga classics

Sonic Generations!

I would love Sega to look at porting some of its later arcade titles, as well as Saturn and Dreamcast games. I would also like some ports of the more recent 3D Sonic games, specifically Colours, Generations and Lost World. I'm one of the few that really likes 3D Sonic games, even some of the more mediocre ones.

Now I think about it, unless it's a Genesis or Mega Drive game, Sega really doesn't re-release its games an awful lot, does it? There have been a few HD ports/remasters, like Jet Set Radio, Sonic Adventure 1 and 2 and a few other Dreamcast games, but otherwise not many at all and especially on Nintendo platforms. Why didn't Switch get the recent Shenmue I and II Collection, for example?

So yeah, I want:
Virtua Fighter 1 - 5 anthology with Fighters Megamix included as a bonus (I can dream)
Sonic Colours/Generations/Lost World Collection
Sega Rally
Jet Set Radio HD Collection
Crazy Taxi 1 and 2
Skies of Arcadia
Shenmue I and II
Burning Rangers
Rez
Cosmic Smash
Panzer Dragoon 1, Zwei, Saga and Orta

I remember them saying at an investors meeting last year that the Ages line wasn’t selling well. I just wish they had bundled them all into one compilation.

Give us Sonic 3!

After how good Virtua Racing was done on Switch it baffles me that they didn’t continue this line with a Virtua Fighter ‘remastered’ in the same way.

I wonder what sales were like for the entire Ages line. I would guess the titles that did well were either a) ones that had extra work done to them or b) Games that couldn’t be found easily anywhere else.

It's a shame this series has ended. There were some very thoughtful quality of life improvements throughout these games. I hope they are looking at being more ambitious and bringing DC games over but I'm too busy waiting for Monkeyball.

How a out sonic 3? Common sega, just give it new soundtrack if you can no longer use the original.

I think Sega sees other companies having better success with releasing collections on the Switch (Street Fighter, Mega Man, Contra, etc) I could definitely see them going in this direction Maybe a Arcade collection similar to the upcoming Astro City mini.
Or maybe they want to release games by series, maybe a Goldenaxe collection or Virtua Fighter collection, I don't know.
But, I bet Sega has made more money off their Sega Mega Drive collection, then all the Sega Ages games combined.

Plus Sega always made it clear that Sega Ages is M2's to develop, and M2 is notorious for taking their time, and unfortunately, as great as their work is, it's hard to justify spending so much time on a game that's going to sell for $8.
Basically, ending the Sega Ages branding gives Sega more freedom to release their old games in different ways, and different price ranges.
It also allows them to use different developers, which could speed up the releases (although nobody does ports as well as M2)

@Buster707 All you just said makes a lot of sense.

I really, truly hope for the day that Sega figures out how to successfully use their back catalogue and IP. But it is not this day. Really sad - Sega Ages had some nice highlights but they need to be more ambitious with the titles they release.

SEGA: As soon as we figure out a way to resell you the same Mega Drive/Genesis games yet again on Switch, we'll let you know!

@Alucard83 I think sega have a view of the megadrive being successful world wide so they constantly pump out these games thinking they will be a commercial success on other formats cos as much as I love the Dreamcast let’s face it was never a success it’s loved by most hardcore gamers and has one of the best software libraries of any console but it was basically a flop and I think sega view it that way

Wow... even at all these years gone, SEGA can’t get anything done right. No wonder why they went under with the Dreamcast. Always cutting their good stuff short. I’m done with them.

I was hoping for Phantasy Star 2~4, Shining Force 1 & 2, Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles, Streets of Rage 1~3, Golden Axe, Shinobi and Altered Beast. But they couldn’t get it done. I’m very disappointed.

Persona 5 R switch confirmed! Sega wants to bring games that would satisfy switch owners! Sega owns Atlus ergo Persona on switch!

They honestly blew it with the Genesis Collection. More third party games and a complete sonic collection on the cart would’ve been greatly appreciated.

I'm always going to say I want Sonic and Knuckles 3, have it on Sonic Mega Collection and it's available on Steam but I really want it on Switch. Shame it's not on the Genesis Mini.

Would really like Sonic Generations as I don't want it stuck on previous gen consoles. While they're at it Colours HD would be nice too.

@EarthboundBenjy Well it goes something like this, they announced a games line-up about two and a half years ago, they have or are about to releases all of those games. The end.

@wazlon So hack your mini then.

How about SEGA let Hamster release their games in ACA.

Releasing a Sega Ages line, Mega drive mini and a mega drive collection, and they got "less than expected" sales. Try something new Sega. Would love a Phantasy Star online for Switch (currently playing PSO 2 on Xbox) or some new entries in Crazy Taxi (big maze like cities/areas to navigate), House of the Dead (Overkill 2? Please), dynamite cop (with the success of SoR4 the timing is perfect for a return of the 3D variant), new afterburner (climax was solid so climax 2 would be cool), the list goes on. But Sega are a shadow of the software house they used to be, their best content isn't even made by them anymore.

I'd love to see remastered versions of Saturn and Dreamcast games like Skies of Arcadia and Shining Force III.

@kurisu1984 The way I understand it is that they're kind of trapped because of the whole Michael Jackson royalties issue. Basically, if they release it with the original soundtrack, they can be sued by his estate for unpaid royalties, but if they change the soundtrack, that could be legally considered an implicit admission of guilt and they can still be sued for the royalties.

Basically, their poor decision making a few decades back has come back to bite them hard, and made it impossible to easily re-release that game without some sort of fallout.

Ah Sega. Still making those ridiculous decisions even after NA told you what would work in the west. Nothing has really changed as you always get in your own way. I personally am a huge fan of Sega and went with the Genesis over the SNES because the games were so much better initially like SOR but I came back to Nintendo because Sega left the market after the horrifying Sega 32X/Saturn kerfuffle.

There are so many games you could port and if you advertised a bit your fans would come back. I would like to see M2 do the emulation as they do a good job but somewhere in a cubicle someone is getting ready to make another bad choice.

Some cool stuff was delivered. Virtua Racing, Phantasy Star, and Shinobi were my favorites of the Switch ports. However, none of the Saturn or Dreamcast ports Sega hinted as possibilities for Sega Ages were ever delivered.

Maybe this time they'll actually listen to/acknowledge their own poll results?

Skies of Arcadia!

@AtlanteanMan I that think for me Sega lives best in my mind. The nostalgia of what Sega was for me growing up will always stay with me. But the Sega of today is not the same and I think it’s best we let those expectations go because they lead to disappointment. Streets of Rage 4 is amazing!!!!! and Sega has nothing to do with it, so maybe it’s just best that they license their properties out to other developers. 🤷‍♂️

@YANDMAN Didn't think of that, am never sure with the whole legal issue on ROMs though.

@joey302 @Gerald . Those lists I wish! Would head straight to eshop and drop a small fortune! The wait for turbo outrun and alien storm arcade continues xx

I'm gutted to think Switch will never get Sega Rally, Daytona, Virtua Fighter, Virtua Cop etc. I'd much rather revisit these solid classics than risk wasting money on the seemingly endless supply of shovelware available on eShop

Re-release some (like Burning Rangers and Skies of Arcadia) but also make new ones of some too (like what Streets of Rage 4 and Phantasy Star Online 2 did). C'mon Sega you could do this, I still believe in you.

I was expecting numerous games. I guess I expected too much.

At least SNK will fill that void with Neo Geo Pocket games.

Monkey Ball 1 and 2 please!

The idea behind Sega Ages was good, except Sega botched it by once again releasing many of its usual titles. There were a few unique stand-outs but so many other titles were looked over. In the end I only bought the 2 Thunder Force titles at release and G-Loc and Virtua Racing when on sale.

For me personally

Super monkey ball 1- just remaster
Powerdrift
Super Monaco gp
Super hang on
Super magical flying hat adventure

Virtua Fighter 2 (Arcade)
Sega Rally (Arcade)
Daytona USA (Arcade)

@Sabrewing Have you found the source code?

@X68000 Panzer Dragoon VR has Saga content in it, so they're clearly willing to recreate stuff in it from scratch. Now they just need to apply that to the whole story.

I’ve been curious why they haven’t just dumped the bajillion Sega Ages collections from Saturn-PS2 onto the Switch.

Sonic 3 Sonic & knuckles

SEGA's decision making is just, well......

How about a remaster of Bug for the Sega Saturn?

@wazlon pretty sure you'll be o.k

@WesEds yeah if they re-mastered it and actually made it good.

@shonenjump86 Simply go to amazon japan and order the astro mini. Amazon japan does international shipping via DHL and it only takes a few days.

@retroking I appreciate the heads up on that.

The way I see it, there's a potentially bigger market for retro games in the form of arcade mini systems, such as Quarter Arcade, Arcade1Up and Sega's own Astro City Mini. I'm amazed at some of the licences they've managed to secure for those, and having all the cabinet artwork and authentic controls make them even more appealing. Maybe Sega could develop more and more of these, possibly including tabletop versions like the Neo Geo Home Arcade? A steering wheel version with Sega Rally 1 and 2, and a flight stick version with Afterburner and Space Harrier?

That's not to say there's not a market for these as downloads on existing consoles, but something about the Sega Ages line-up didn't appeal much to me. I bought a couple, but most of them weren't games I was particularly interested in. From a business point of view, I think Sega could release bundles for much more money - Daytona 1 and 2 for £15, for example. I'd also pay as much for System 32 games like Golden Axe: Revenge of Death Adder and Spider-Man: The Video Game, but unfortunately the Sega Ages range was generally Mega Drive and pre-System 16 arcade games.

I hope they are done re-releasing old games on Switch. I'd much rather see modern sequels than anything else. Otherwise, they put out those old games or even some of my favorites from Dreamcast and I probably won't buy them because I've already played them years ago. But, if they'd just make a new Jet Set Radio, or a new Chu Chu Rocket or a new Crazy Taxi or Skies of Arcadia or a new Sega Swirl or Out Run those are games I'd buy.

@YANDMAN I thought it was pretty decent as it is. Even if it was re done in the style of Captain Toad Treasure Tracker

I've never played sonic colors or sonic and the secret rings so I wouldn't mind those.......... But really the biggest pipe dream I hope sega eventually makes a reality is Power Stone, surely them and capcom can make it work and the switch would be a great place for it althpugh I maintain that it may very well do good everywhere if it actually ever gets a damm anything.

I also wouldn't mind getting the panzer dragoon games maybe remastered and given how Microsoft and nintendo have seemingly been working together, that hopefully can include orta.

A lot of other Sega games are out there, that deserve an ages release. But with it shutting down, I'm glad I grabbed that Sega classics cart, with 30 old school Sega games.

Hey Sega, if you can find a way to get your version of Jurassic Park, the other 3 Ecco games, Toejam and Earl 2 and Zombies Ate My Neighbors, that'd be rad!

What I love to see from Sega as re-releases are concerned. They seem to keep re-releasing Genesis games, or some old arcade game. But why not release something like Shining Force CD or Tempo/Super Tempo/Tempo Jr. Don't see why they can't release a Saturn collection! Maybe even release them as volumes.

Castle of Illusion
Mucha Aleste
Contra Hard Corps
Eliminate Down
Shinobi III
Skeleton Krew
Streets of Rage 3
Sonic 3