Mean Machines Sega #40 (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 February 1996
Original Release Price:	£2.50
Market Valuation:	£1.00 (How Is This Calculated?)
Item Weight:	130g
Author(s):	-

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X-Men: Children Of The Atom (Capcom) (Sega Saturn (EU Version))

94%

Toshinden (Sega) (Sega Saturn (EU Version))

A good conversion that has the misfortune of arriving at the same time as Fighter 2. A worthy alternative, however.

82%

Virtua Cop (Sega) (Sega Saturn (JP Version))

Gunstar Heroes (Sega) (Sega Game Gear (EU Version))

A criminally undervalued title... The gameplay is so fast and furious that it seems to burst out of the hand-held machine's tiny screen.

85%

Sega Rally Championship 1995: International Rally (Sega) (Sega Saturn (EU Version))

Worms (Team 17) (Sega Saturn (EU Version))

An excellent puzzler that oozes playability but, discounting the rendered sequences, doesn't quite maximise the Saturn's potential.

87%

Darxide (Sega) (Sega 32X (EU Version))

A slickly realised though underbaked space odyssey of arcade simplicity - but it does pick up considerably.

79%

Baku Baku (Sega) (Sega Saturn (US Version))

Highly polished and devilishly addictive.

84%

F-1 Live Information (Sega) (Sega Saturn (EU Version))

Good fun to play, but some rough graphic areas mar the overall effect.

84%

Hang On GP '95 (Sega) (Sega Saturn (JP Version))

Corners have been cut, and what could have been a brilliant game is sadly compromised.

79%

PGA Tour '96 (Electronic Arts) (Sega Mega Drive (EU Version))

The rewrite was long overdue, but well worth the wait. Even the old PGA fans will find a new lease of gameplay.

90%

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie (Sega) (Sega Genesis)

Not worthy of anyone's attention. Even fans will be severely disappointed.

42%

Ms. Pac-Man (Time Warner) (Sega Genesis)

The most addictive part is the faithful "wakka wakka, only one more pill to get" gameplay that keeps you munching, but I just don't think there is a market for this any more.

64%