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In real life, having lives in your hands can be a big responsibility. In video games, you can at least go to bed at night with a clear conscience if you lose a few. Take Populous, for example. Here’s a game that lets you be a god and control the destinies of an entire people, and man is it fun!
A Japan exclusive, Dangerous Seed passed under most people’s radars, and while it isn’t mind-blowing, it’s solid in just about every respect.
Released under the Tengen label (an Atari subsidary), Klax ranks among Tetris and Columns as one of the classics of the genre. How well does the Genesis port compare to the arcade hit? Read our review and find out!
Among the plethora of shmups available on the Genesis is Atomic Robo-Kid, a game that has received heavy criticism over the years. Guess what? It’s about to receive some more. Sega-16 sat down with the game, and came away…less than impressed, to say the least
T&E Soft’s 16-bit version of Hydlide is still somewhat obscure among Genesis fans, who tended to shy away from its tiny graphics and odd encumbrance system. Those who are able to get past these early barriers are going to find a neat little RPG that offers a great quest, interesting gameplay dynamics, and a wonderful soundtrack. Keep an open mind and give it a try; there’s a lot to like with this little gem.