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Man....Sega has some great games....here it goes: 1.Shining the Holy Ark 2.Panzer Dragoon Saga 3.Phantasy Star III 4.Phantasy StarIV 5.Rocket Knight Adventure 6.Nights into Dreams 7.Nights Journey of Dreams 8.Shining Force 1-3 9.Ecco the Dolphin 10.Ecco the Dolphin Tides of Time 11.House of the Dead 1 and 2 12.Burning Rangers 13.Pulseman 14.Shadowrun for Sega is definately one of my favorite games as well.
I really enjoyed "Dynamite Headdy" on the Sega Genesis.
I don't know if Dynamite Headdy counts, because it was developed by Treasure and was featured in Gunstar Heroes: Treasure Box Collection, which most likely means that Dynamite Headdy and Gunstar Heroes belong to Treasure. And I guess Guardian Heroes also belongs to Treasure. Not every game developed by Treasure belongs to them, Sin and Punishment belongs to Nintendo. Even though, Nintendo published it, Saki Amamiya, the protagonist of the game, appeared in SSBB as an Assist Trophy, which reveals that Nintendo owns Sin and Punishment.
I really enjoyed "Dynamite Headdy" on the Sega Genesis.
I don't know if Dynamite Headdy counts, because it was developed by Treasure and was featured in Gunstar Heroes: Treasure Box Collection, which most likely means that Dynamite Headdy and Gunstar Heroes belong to Treasure. And I guess Guardian Heroes also belongs to Treasure. Not every game developed by Treasure belongs to them, Sin and Punishment belongs to Nintendo. Even though, Nintendo published it, Saki Amamiya, the protagonist of the game, appeared in SSBB as an Assist Trophy, which reveals that Nintendo owns Sin and Punishment.
hmmmmm i would like to defend this by saying, that this game was a sega exclusive. just like the Tiny Toons gazme...i think it was buster's treasure hunt
I really enjoyed "Dynamite Headdy" on the Sega Genesis.
I don't know if Dynamite Headdy counts, because it was developed by Treasure and was featured in Gunstar Heroes: Treasure Box Collection, which most likely means that Dynamite Headdy and Gunstar Heroes belong to Treasure. And I guess Guardian Heroes also belongs to Treasure. Not every game developed by Treasure belongs to them, Sin and Punishment belongs to Nintendo. Even though, Nintendo published it, Saki Amamiya, the protagonist of the game, appeared in SSBB as an Assist Trophy, which reveals that Nintendo owns Sin and Punishment.
Stop being such a dick and let sonic64 live in his own world.
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