Titles Missing from Master Lists

[j_factor]

Another missing: Brian Lara Cricket (original, not '96), came out in Europe only, 1995. Also, the other one says "Brian Lara's Cricket '96", the apostrophe-S should be removed from the title.

Cannon Fodder was Europe only, no North American or Japanese release. It did come out here on other systems, but not Genesis.

Earth Defense came out in the US.

I think Mega Games 10 is a Brazil release, not Europe. Also, Mega Games 6 Vol. 3 (European release) is missing.

Shane Warne Cricket is misspelled, and I'm pretty sure it only came out in Australia, as Shane Warne is Australian.

Asterix and the Great Rescue certainly came out in North America, as I own an American copy (red Genesis stripe and all).

Tetris was Japan only, no European release, and it wasn't actually developed by Dr. Pepper or Pagaent Soft, that's just a fake credit inserted into the ROM that's out there. It was developed and published by Sega.

I don't believe Waterworld was actually released anywhere, and it only exists in a prototype.

[megabomberman]

Good work j, although we may have a few problems with the cricket games, Brian Lara Cricket was released as "Shane Warne Cricket" in Australia, the other 2 are for elsewhere, there are 2 of them, and I own them both boxes and all. I think for consistency they should both be either Shane Warne or Brian Lara Cricket.

Considering the Shane Warne version was for Australia only I would recommend Brian Lara Cricket & Brian Lara Cricket 96

[winona]

Found Afterburner PAL version or 32X

http://images.tradera.com/392/50245392_1.jpg

[winona]

These are the last EU releases for the 32x. After these all EU releases will be on the list.

Golf Magazine: 36 Great Holes Starring Fred Couples
Mortal Kombat II
Space Harrier
Stellar Assult
T-Mek
Toughman Contest

http://www.guardiana.net/games/covers/2/2/1903.jpg
http://www.guardiana.net/games/covers/2/2/1878.jpg
http://www.guardiana.net/games/covers/2/2/1871.jpg
http://www.guardiana.net/games/covers/2/2/1896.jpg
http://www.guardiana.net/games/covers/2/2/2646.jpg
http://www.guardiana.net/games/covers/2/2/1850.jpg

[Elusive]

I think a major headache is the multi-carts; weren't they all released under different names and variations between Europe and the US? I'm sure Columns appears on something like three separate compilations.

I notice that flux (lower-case 'f') doesn't appear on the Master List - ignoring the nightmare of whether it should appear on the Mega-CD or Mega Drive section (I'll leave that to you, Melf ), flux is:

• a European exclusive, developed for European and Australasian Mega-CD systems
• a 1995 release
• developed by EXP, published by Virgin Games
• region-free
• assembled in the U.K.
• exactly the same clamshell box design as Phantasy Star IV and Comix Zone
• features different serial numbers for the box, manual and cartridge
• a strange box design - different full-cover trippy artworks for the front and back covers and the spine, whilst using the final (third) revision Mega-CD logo instead of the regular Mega Drive logo.

Plus, it's a tiny game for a 1995 release - only 2 megabytes.

edit: I'm working on a review, for what it's worth. On and off. When I remember. :P

[Zebbe]

2 megabits

[evildragon]

What is Flux anyway? I've never figured it out...

[Zebbe]

http://www.sega-mega-cd-library.co.u...Pages/Flux.htm

[evildragon]

ahh ok.. though, this line is incorrect:

There are no screenshots for this item as although the Flux cart has been dumped, no emulator will run both this and the Mega-CD BIOS simultaneously.

I remember reading that Kega Fusion is the only emulator that supports this game.. I loaded it once, and ran it and it worked.. I just never knew what the hell it was..

[Elusive]

What is flux?

Between the Mega-CD and the flux cartridge there lies
a line of minimal resistance down which the digital
information from a compact disc travels. This data
from the CD is perpetually analysed by flux and the
feedback is presented in visual form for your
delectation and delight. Yes, that's right, you can
now 'see' sound.

You know the visualisations that change along with the music in Windows Media Player, or WinAMP? That's what flux does. There's 25 different fx to choose from, and it supports both audio track and fx playlists.

[Genesis Knight]

Wow. Never heard of it.

[Black_Tiger]

Slam City with Scotty Pippen 32X is listed as a Sports game, but should be listed as FMV like the Sega-CD version.

[winona]

Sorcerer's Kingdom wasent released in Europe.

[winona]

Oh..and this:

http://www.hi-net.zaq.ne.jp/cielo/md287.htm

Some japanese sports game for the mega modem. Mentioned at digit press. As far as anyone know, there is no copy held by a western collector. it was apparently sold once at a yahoo auctions but nothing since that.

[Zebbe]

ResQ was AFAIK not released at all. I've looked at different sources and can't find anything but a beta. It should also be removed from the run 'n' gun feature.