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Magic Knight Rayearth focuses on three young girls who travel to a mystical land and are tasked with rescuing a princess named Emerald. This is a lush, vibrant, and most importantly well-made action RPG based on the beloved manga and anime series from CLAMP. There’s more to Magic Knight Rayearth than the trivia fact that its 1998 North American release from Working Designs would be the last Saturn title for that region. Magic Knight Rayearth Magic Knight Rayearthĭeveloper: SEGA Publisher: Working Designs

The game showed a lot of what the Saturn could do, and perhaps could have done better with time.ġ2. Even in the present, this game provides a myriad of challenges.įeaturing 8 battle droids and 10 arenas, Virtual: Cyber Troopers offers a rich combat experience for those who can adapt to its sometimes complicated controls.

The game is straightforward in this regard, but don’t let Virtual On: Cyber Troopers fool you into thinking it’s simplistic. Originally released to arcades, the Saturn port offers the same instant appeal of commanding a giant robot fighting another giant robot in various arenas. Virtual On: Cyber Troopers was a good example of the software Sega could make for their own console. Mega Man 8 proved the 32 bit era could produce brilliant action platformers.ġ3. The 2D sprites are exciting and varied, with atmospheric backgrounds, a deeper story that featured cut scenes with voice acting, and a steeper degree of challenge. The game is ambitious in wanting to take full advantage of something like the Sega Saturn, and it never fails in doing so.Įverything about the Mega Man series gets a serious upgrade here. However, Mega Man 8 doesn’t just retread its formula. The game sticks to the best of what works for this series, with Mega Man trying to stop Dr. Mega Man 8 brought the Blue Bomber to stunning 32-bit platforms, including the Saturn and the PlayStation. Up to 10 players can join in the fun, with the visuals of the game dynamic and adorably chaotic throughout. So when it comes to pure entertainment, with game mechanics that literally anyone can understand, Saturn Bomberman is one of the best multiplayers of the era. Saturn Bomberman lacks a story mode, which would have been fun on Sega’s legitimate 32-bit heir, but the multiplayer is always the essential component to any Bomberman game. However, if you don’t know, the games boil down to planting bombs in a clever maze to destroy your friends, who are doing the exact same thing. Most of us are familiar enough with the iconic Bomberman series to get the gist of what Saturn Bomberman is all about.