Clock Work Knight 2 (Sega) (Sega Saturn (EU Version))

Incredible animation on some baddies, and much smoother scaling effects... Sets many new standards for Saturn platformers.

WeaponLord (Namco) (Sega Genesis)

Into beat-'em-ups? This is guaranteed to bring out the worst in you.

Bug! (Sega) (Sega Saturn (EU Version))

If you've ever liked playing platformers you must have this for your Saturn. An absolutely essential buy for those into gameplay.

Batman Forever (Acclaim) (Sega Genesis)

Very brave as film licences go to attempt something this ambitious. The end result is a considerable success.

Comix Zone (Sega) (Sega Genesis)

This novel new spin on three old themes is well worth a look... even if your hero does look like Michael Bolton.

Primal Rage (Time Warner Interactive) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

A great beat-'em-up which may have been beaten to its niche. Fans of the coin-op and dino-nerds in general will lap it up.

Virtual Volleyball (Imagineer) (Sega Saturn (JP Version))

For volleyball freaks only. The Saturn deserves better.

Primal Rage (Time Warner Interactive) (Sega Game Gear (EU Version))

It's ok, but I don't think the game works or plays as well on this format as it does on the Megadrive. The small screen area and limited animation takes most of the fun away.

F1: World Championship Edition (Sega) (Sega Game Gear (US Version))

Fairly entertaining, within its limited scope.

True Lies (Beam) (Sega Game Gear (EU Version))

A fast, explosive movie is reduced to a leaden plot round artificially created maze levels, with the most basic of key-finding requirements passing for a "puzzle" element.