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Sega CD 2 attached to a model 2 Sega Genesis. The Sega CD, originally released as the Mega-CD (メガCD, Mega-Shī Dī) in most regions outside of North America and Brazil, is an add-on device for the Sega Genesis video game console, designed and produced by Sega. It was released in Japan in 1991, North America in 1992 and in PAL regions in 1993.
Title(s)[4][5][6]Developer(s)[4][5][6]Publisher(s)[4][5][6]Release Date(jp[4][5])UnreleasedJune 25, 1993Clockwork TortoiseUnreleasedInfinite Laser DogUnreleased- Sonic CD
- Dark Wizard
- Earthworm Jim: Special Edition
- The Secret of Monkey Island
- Final Fight CD
- Road Avenger
- Popful Mail
- Star Wars: Rebel Assault
- Lunar: The Silver Star
- Snatcher
I mean, we all knew that this was going to take the Number 1 spot, right? Maybe I should have started at Number 1 first and saved you the pain of going past those early FMV titles, but we’re here now, so let’s see this out together. Sonic fans far and wide still hail Sonic CD as the best game that our little blue friend has ever featured in, and I ...
Dark Wizard takes the silver medal in this list! It’s an epic RPG that fans of Fire Emblem will feel right at home with. As far as tactical games go, this is one of the leading players. Gamers take it in turns to fight enemies on a grid-based battlefield, watching the action from a top-down perspective. Use weapons and magical abilities as you cont...
This choice might shock a few of you, but if you’ve read my article on the games every Sega Mega Drive owner needs, then you’ll know how much I love Earthworm Jim. From the cartoon series through to the epic game, Earthworm Jim played a big part in my childhood, and the Special Edition of the classic game was a sure-fire-hit amongst me and my frien...
The Secret of Monkey Island, a point-and-click adventure game where exploration is the ultimate key to success. So much so, in fact, that the developer decided to make it virtually impossible for the main character to be killed, allowing you to immerse yourself in the epic storyline and concentrate on having a ‘jolly good time’. I used the word ‘jo...
Final Fight is one of the titles in our list that a lot of you should already have come across, as it featured on a number of REAL consoles like the SNES back in the day. Originally meant as a sequel to Street Fighter, this Capcom classic follows the similar ‘beat ’em up’ premise and is great for destressing after writing an article about something...
Now we’re talking! Road Avenger, known as Road Blaster in Japan, is a gnarly revenge-racing title where ‘speed kills’ is the general aim of the game. Driving around in a souped-up sports car, you play as a vigilante who is hunting down the biker gang responsible for his wife’s death. He must seek out the gangs female boss and exact his revenge over...
Popful Mail is a bit of a mixture of all of the above; a platform game with turn-based RPG elements where you can level up characters and build a team as you go. Oh, and trap people in a hotel (just kidding). Each character that you can add to your team has a unique ability that can help you on your quest, and you’ll need them all if you want to de...
A game that involves blasting down Tie-Fighters from the cockpit of an X-Wing will always have a place in this list. The sounds of space battle on any Star Wars game make me so excited, and Star Wars: Rebel Assault is one of my favourite rail shooter games of all time. At least you’re not called ‘Dogmeat’ in this one! As a kid, I always wished that...
The Lunar series is RPG-gameplay at its finest and one of the must-have titles that you need to try before its ‘Life Over’ time. The plot was actually created by a fantasy novelist, so this game really feels like you’re following a perfectly-crafted story as you battle your way through the fictitious world of Lunar. The characters, the graphics, th...
Snatcher was the SEGA CDs last hurrah, a final attempt to keep the sinking ship afloat. It was developed by Hideo Kojima, the same mind behind Metal Gear Solid, and set in a world similar to that of Blade Runner and the Fifth Element. It’s a cyberpunk graphic novel in a computer game – what’s not to love! This Konami title was released towards the ...
SEGA CD Games List [ View Trivia] [ View all Platforms] There are 211 video games on SEGA CD. They were released between the years 1991 and 2016. 6,220 people from 281 developers and publishers are credited with these titles!
- Sonic CD’ You just knew that Sega's hyperfast frontman would get his time to shine on the shiny new Sega CD back in the day. Sonic got spotlighted in one of his finest releases to date in Sonic CD, which is held up as one of the best for several reasons.
- Final Fight’ Capcom's iconic arcade beat 'em up has been ported to a bunch of retro consoles and included in numerous retro gaming compilations. The Sega CD also got to join in on the fun with a fine rendition of the game itself.
- Snatcher’ One of the rarest and most sought-after games on the Sega CD is one of Hideo Kojima's earliest projects. And that game is the remarkable cyberpunk graphic adventure game known as Snatcher.
- Shining Force CD’ Before Sega held down the strategy/RPG space with the Total War franchise, it offered a more traditional Japanese take on the genre that is compatible with Nintendo's Fire Emblem series.
Lunar: The Silver Star heralded a long procession of roleplaying games that would take advantage of the CD-ROM format. These games featured full-motion video and high-quality voice acting instead of dialogue boxes placed atop static background images. This game is the best-selling Sega CD title in Japan (and the 2 nd highest-selling Sega CD ...
SNK. 17. Sony. 4980. Ubisoft. 31. Valve. 1676. This is a work-in-progress list of all games released for SEGA CD in North America.
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Some games I usually don't see mentioned that I think are better on the Sega CD: Mickey Mania has some extra levels and animation. I know Eternal Champions can be a divisive game, but I've always enjoyed it. Challenge From the Dark Side has some additional characters and I think overall plays better. I swear that NHL '94 plays just a bit ...
