GaleRacer (Sega) (Sega Saturn (JP Version))

Jelly Boy (Ocean) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

The screenshots may not be much to look at, but Jelly Boy is the most versatile platform hero to date. Playable and loads to see and do - the perfect combination!

Ristar (Sega) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

Likeable, if not exactly lovable, and pretty interpretation of the old platform chestnut.

TAMA: Adventurous Ball In Giddy Labyrinth (Time Warner) (Sega Saturn (JP Version))

Yuyu Hakoshu (Sega) (Sega Mega Drive (JP Version))

BC Racers (Core Design) (Sega CD (US Version))

Cosmic Carnage (Sega) (Sega 32X (EU Version))

Daffy Duck In Hollywood (Sega) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

A dead duck. Try Mickey Mouse, Animaniacs or a thousand other quality cartoon platformers, but not this!

Radical Rex (Activision) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

Competent platformer with a good difficulty level but few new ideas besides cosmetic ones.

WWF Raw Is War (Acclaim) (Sega Game Gear (EU Version))

Not a bad game, but it's only ever going to appeal to hard-core wrestlemaniacs, or whatever they're called.

Yogi Bear (Gametek) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

'Oh dear, we seem to have developed a crap game. Hmm, I know, let's say it's for younger gamers.' Sound familiar?!

Clock Work Knight (Sega) (Sega Saturn (JP Version))

Okay, we weren't blown away, but we like it. It's not a reason to get a Sega Saturn, but nice to have if you do.

The Lawnmower Man (Time Warner) (Sega CD (US Version))

All credit to Storm for creating one of the best-looking games for the Mega-CD, but at the end of the day The Lawnmower Man is nowt but a fancy-looking multiple choice test.