Streets Of Rage II (Sega) (Sega Game Gear (EU Version))

An excellent sequel to an already good game - one of the best scrolling beat-'em-ups to ever hit the Game Gear.

Andre Agassi Tennis (Tecmagik) (Sega Master System (EU Version))

Tecmagik's excellent reputation is rained off by an unplayable tennis simulation. Go for Wimbledon Tennis instead.

Switch (Sega) (Mega CD (Japanese Version))

I've never seen anything like this. It's a mixture of the bizarre, the funny and the sick... The first day I played it, my jaw was periodically hitting the floor.

RBI Baseball '93 (Tengen) (Sega Genesis)

Another high quality baseball title, more suited to the less fussy baseball fanatic.

International Rugby (Domark) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

An average Rugby game, which has some play flaws to add to its drab appearance. It's fun after a fashion, but fails to capture the real spirit of the sport.

Davis Cup World Tour (Tengen) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

The best, and surely the definitive, and unquestionably grooviest tennis game for the Megadrive, at last!

Robocop 3 (Acclaim) (Sega Game Gear (EU Version))

Pretty frenetic music for the Game Gear. But unrewarding gameplay means that Robocop suffers a fate worse than death - mediocrity.

Batman Returns (Sega) (Mega CD (EU Version))

Finally we're starting to see some of what the Mega-CD can do! Literally two games in one package and ranks as one of the best Mega-CD titles money can buy.

Jack Nicklaus Power Challenge Golf (Accolade) (Sega Genesis/Sega Mega Drive)

Bram Stoker's Dracula (Psygnosis) (Sega CD (US Version))

This is as likely to drain your will to live as your wallet. The game's most alarming feature is the ability to rocket through the majority of the not-too-long levels in one session.

Snow Bros. Nick & Tom (Toaplan) (Sega Mega Drive (JP Version))

A great conversion of a classic game. Without the passwords, the challenge level is pitched just right. Ignore these and this is definitely worth a look.

TechnoClash (Electronic Arts) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

Nothing but an average exploration game, with a short game life.

B.O.B. (Electronic Arts) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

Bob has all the elements of a high-quality, polished game (which it is), except one: excitement, adrenalin - that je ne sais quoi.