Sega Games
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After Burner 2 is an arcade-style flight game, where you fly a F-14 Tomcat jet fighter, gunning down enemies while avoiding incoming fire
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Cyber-Cop is a first person shooter that requires you to think things through rather than just attack anything that moves.
Ottifants
The Ottifants is some sort of comic or cartoon series in Europe about a family of Elephants.
Virtua Racing Deluxe 32X
This game set the standard for all modern day racing games with 3D graphics and changeable camera angles pure no brakes arcade fun.
Wild Woody
Wild Woody, eh? Aside from the school kids having a heyday with that on the playground.
Mystic Defender
Mystic Defender is played from a side view perspective, similiar to Castlevania and other side-scrolling games. The weapon system is set up like R-Type, with a power bar.
Wimbledon Championship Tennis
Take Centre Court at Tennis' Most Prestigious Event! Great Features... 24 Players: Select from 12 world class men and women pros. Each player has different strengths: serve, volley, forehand, backhand, & court coverage. Play Options: Choose singles..
16 Ton
Killing all the enemies with a 16-ton piece of metal in an infinite unending world.. what can be more funny?
Dragon's Curse
First NEC brought out their NES Zelda clone - Neutopia
Tommy Lasorda Baseball
This was the first 16-bit baseball game on the market, and it set a high standard for 16-bit sports fans right off the bat.
ATP Tour Championship Tennis
This game brings the men's professional tennis tour straight into your home, with 32 top players and 11 official Tour events that will put your skills to the test.
Toy Racer
French developer the group that first brought toys to life on the Dreamcast with Toy Commander
David Robinson's Basketball
Play above the rim! In this game, every dribble, pass, foot-slashing run and elbow-pumping fake is real - all digitized from real basketball.
Giant Gram All Japan Pro Wrestling 2 In Nippon Budokan
It is unknown whether a localized version will make it to the U.S. or not.
