Fighters Megamix might seem like it's just a crossover between Virtua Fighter and Fighting Vipers, but thankfully it is so much less straightforward than that.
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The first Panzer Dragoon showed off what the Saturn could do that the Playstation could not, and its sequel refined the experience.
The Sega Saturn is seen as a commercial failure, and while that might be true, this label overshadows what was truly a killer system with a library of games worth remembering.
A Brownie Brown rarity, in that it's not an RPG, but also in the sense that it released as DSiWare and is no longer available anywhere.
It's not Gradius II, no, but we'll get into that.
One of the most influential games ever, Pole Position is another classic from Namco's golden age in the arcade.
Who doesn't love destroying secret documents and kicking nameless agents in the face while you descend a building?
Compile might be no more, but there's nothing stopping former devs of the shoot 'em up legend from working together on something new in the present.
Namco's Famicom classic was misunderstood in its day, but it merits your attention, especially now that it's finally available outside of Japan.
Cleopatra Fortune isn't a series Taito kept going back to, but it's still a worthy puzzler.
A racing game on the Dreamcast featuring robot animals pulling chariots. And it somehow gets weirder than that.
