Mean Machines Sega #37 (Sega Game Gear (EU Version))

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Genre:	Unknown Genre Type
Publisher:	Emap
Cover Art Language:	English
Machine Compatibility:	Sega Game Gear (EU Version)
Release:	Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order
Original Release Date:	1st October 1995
Original Release Price:	£2.50
Market Valuation:	£1.00 (How Is This Calculated?)
Item Weight:	130g
Author(s):	-

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Vectorman (Blue Sky/Sega) (Sega Genesis)

An excellent showcase for the best in Megadrive graphics and gameplay.

90%

Theme Park (Bullfrog) (Sega Saturn (EU Version))

Theme Park as it was and is, with its small flaws and great qualities. We can't argue with that.

90%

Virtua Fighter (Sega) (Sega 32X (EU Version))

Rough around the edges, but gameplay is still unsurpassed. An essential purchase.

93%

Blackthorne (Interplay) (Sega 32X (US Version))

80%

Marsupilami (Apache) (Sega Genesis)

Quite charming - and quite a challenge.

81%

Tails Adventures (Sega) (Sega Game Gear (EU Version))

Brings nothing new to platforming, but does the job in fine style.

80%

Premier Manager (Gremlin) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

A surprisingly addictive game, dressed in deceptively drab clothes.

89%

Myst (Sunsoft) (Sega Saturn (EU Version))

The most original adventure idea for years; elaborate and lovingly crafted. Explore its delights.

82%

Micro Machines '96: Turbo Tournament (Codemasters) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

New twists, new features, same superb game.

92%

Mortal Kombat 3 (Acclaim) (Sega Genesis)

The best beat-'em-up for a very long time.

93%

Sonic Labyrinth (Sega) (Sega Game Gear (EU Version))

Puzzles like this are perfect for the Game Gear - not too grand in scale and easy to tackle in short segments at a time. However, Sonic Labyrinth is a peculiar game, and an unsatisfying play.

76%

Digital Pinball (Sega) (Sega Saturn (EU Version))

Digital Pinball is not bad at all, and at first is quite compulsive. It's the long term value that we doubt.

67%

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

Should be the definitive Saturn platformer for some time... Fab graphics, great sound and an excellently structured game.

94%

Virtual Hydlide (T&E Soft) (Sega Saturn (EU Version))

A simple RPG in a Legoland environment... If you must have some form of RPG, you might want to consider it.

71%

Shinobi X (Sega) (Sega Saturn (EU Version))

Styling and gameplay is very much in tune with the three previous Megadrive games... The difference is excellent new animation, using digitised actor sprites.

84%