VIDEO GAMES 1995
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2 On 2 Open Ice Challenge (Arcade By Midway) COMMENTS
Abuse (MS-DOS, Mac OS, Linux By Crack dot Com) COMMENTS
Addams Family Values (Sega Genesis By Ocean Software) COMMENTS
Addams Family Values (Super Nintendo By Ocean Software) COMMENTS
The Adventures of Batman & Robin (Sega CD By Clockwork Tortoise) COMMENTS
The Adventures of Batman & Robin (Sega Genesis By Clockwork Tortoise) COMMENTS
Air Combat (Playstation By Namco) COMMENTS
Aladdin (Bootleg version)(Famicom / Nintendo NES By Hammer Team) COMMENTS
Albion (MS-DOS By Blue Byte Software) COMMENTS
Alien Soldier (Sega Genesis By Treasure) COMMENTS
Aliens: A Comic Book Adventure (MS-DOS By Cryo Interactive) COMMENTS
Allied General (PC By Strategic Simulations) COMMENTS
Alone in the Dark 2 (3DO By Infogrames) COMMENTS
Anvil of Dawn (MS-DOS By New World Computing) COMMENTS
Ascendancy (MS-DOS By Logic Factory) COMMENTS
Astal (Sega Saturn By SEGA Enterprises) COMMENTS
ATR – All Terrain Racing (Amiga & CD32 By Team 17) COMMENTS
Batman Forever (Sega Genesis By Probe Entertainment) COMMENTS
Batman Forever (Super Nintendo By Probe Entertainment) COMMENTS
Battle Arena Toshinden (Sony Playstation By Tamsoft Corporation) COMMENTS
Battle Arena Toshinden 2 (Arcade By Tamsoft Corporation) COMMENTS
Battle Frenzy / Bloodshot (Sega CD By Domark Software) COMMENTS
BC Racers (3DO By Core Design) COMMENTS
BC Racers (MS-DOS By Core Design) COMMENTS
BC Racers (Sega 32X By Core Design) COMMENTS
Beyond Oasis (Sega Genesis By Ancient) COMMENTS
Biing!: Sex, Intrigue and Scalpels (Amiga By reLINE Software) COMMENTS
Biing!: Sex, Intrigue and Scalpels (MS-DOS By reLINE Software) COMMENTS
BioForge (MS-DOS By ORIGIN Systems) COMMENTS
Blackthorne / Blackhawk (Sega 32x By Blizzard Entertainment) COMMENTS
Breath of Fire II (Super Nintendo By Capcom) COMMENTS
Brett Hull Hockey `95 (MS-DOS By Radical Entertainment) COMMENTS
Brett Hull Hockey `95 (Sega Genesis By Radical Entertainment) COMMENTS
Brett Hull Hockey `95 (Super Nintendo By Radical Entertainment) COMMENTS
Bug Blasters: The Exterminators (Sega CD By Digital Pictures)(Unreleased) COMMENTS
Bug! (PC By Realtime Associates) COMMENTS
Bug! (Sega Saturn By Realtime Associates) COMMENTS
Caesar II (PC, Mac OS By Impressions Games) COMMENTS
Cannon Fodder (Atari Jaguar By Sensible Software) COMMENTS
Castlevania: Dracula X (Super Nintendo By Konami) COMMENTS
Cheese Cat-Astrophe starring Speedy Gonzales (Sega Genesis By Cryo Interactive) COMMENTS
Chrono Trigger (Super Nintendo By Square) COMMENTS
Clock Tower (Super Famicom By Human Entertainment) COMMENTS
Comix Zone (PC By Sega Technical Institute) COMMENTS
Comix Zone (Sega Genesis By Sega Technical Institute) COMMENTS
Command & Conquer (MS-DOS & Mac OS By Westwood Studios) COMMENTS
Crusader – No Remorse (MS-DOS By ORIGIN Systems) COMMENTS
Crusader of Centy (Sega Genesis By NexTech Corporation) COMMENTS
Cyber Sled (Playstation By Namco) COMMENTS
CyberMage: Darklight Awakening (MS-DOS By Origin Systems) COMMENTS
Cyberwar (Playstation By Sales Curve) COMMENTS
The Daedalus Encounter (3DO By Mechadeus) COMMENTS
The Daedalus Encounter (PC By Mechadeus) COMMENTS
Daffy Duck in Hollywood (Sega Genesis By Psionic Systems) COMMENTS
The Dark Eye (PC & Mac OS By Inscape) COMMENTS
Daytona USA (Sega Saturn) COMMENTS
Demolition Man (Sega CD By Alexandria) COMMENTS
Demolition Man (Sega Genesis By Alexandria) COMMENTS
Demolition Man (Super Nintendo By Alexandria) COMMENTS
Descent (MS-DOS, Mac OS By Parallax Software) COMMENTS
Descent: Levels of the World (MS-DOS By Parallax Software) COMMENTS
Desert Demolition Starring Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote (Sega Genesis) COMMENTS
Destruction Derby (MS-DOS By Reflections Interactive) COMMENTS
Destruction Derby (Playstation By Reflections Interactive) COMMENTS
The Dig (MS-DOS, Mac OS By LucasArts Entertainment) COMMENTS
Discworld (MS-DOS, Mac OS By Perfect 10 & Teeny Weeny Games) COMMENTS
Discworld (Playstation By Perfect 10 & Teeny Weeny Games) COMMENTS
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy`s Kong Quest (Super Nintendo By Rare) COMMENTS
Donkey Kong Land (Nintendo Game Boy) COMMENTS
Doom (Playstation By Williams Entertainment) COMMENTS
Double Dragon (Arcade By Technos Japan) COMMENTS
Double Dragon (Neo Geo By Technos Japan) COMMENTS
Dragon Lore: The Legend Begins (3DO By Cryo Interactive) COMMENTS
Dragon`s Lair (Atari Jaguar By ReadySoft Incorporated) COMMENTS
Dungeon Explorer (Sega CD By Westone, Hudson Soft) COMMENTS
Dunk Dream `95 / Hoops `96 / Hoops (Arcade By Data East) COMMENTS
Dust: A Tale of the Wired West (PC By Cyberflix) COMMENTS
Dynamite Headdy (Sega Game Gear By Minato Giken) COMMENTS
Dynamite Headdy (Sega Master System By Minato Giken) COMMENTS
EarthBound (Super Nintendo By Ape, HAL Laboratory) COMMENTS
Earthworm Jim (MS-DOS By Shiny Entertainment) COMMENTS
Earthworm Jim 2 (Sega Genesis By Shiny Entertainment) COMMENTS
Earthworm Jim 2 (Super Nintendo By Shiny Entertainment) COMMENTS
Earthworm Jim: Special Edition (PC By Shiny Entertainment) COMMENTS
Earthworm Jim: Special Edition (Sega CD By Shiny Entertainment) COMMENTS
Eternal Champions: Challenge from the Dark Side (Sega CD) COMMENTS
HISTORY OF VIDEO GAMES: BOOKS
Books “History of Video Games: Games You Should Try, Volume 1, 1971-1976” and “History of Video Games: Games You Should Try, Volume 2, 1977-1979” were composed for all the current and future retrogamers.
And will be followed with Volumes of the 80s. If interested, you can find them here: Kindle Store
Books were composed as guides to help retrogamers. The main purpose is to give information about the games you should try if possible. They were composed to save your time searching for information. Instead wasting your time, you can get all the information from one source, from these books.
In these books you can find the – most important, most innovative, most playable video games as of today, listed in chronological order.
Every video game has a picture and short description on the side.
However, these books were not meant to give you in-depth reviews about the games, these books were composed to provide overview – about what games were released back then and which are still playable, worth to check out today, if possible.
HISTORY OF VIDEO GAMES: BOOKS
Books “History of Video Games: Games You Should Try, Volume 1, 1971-1976” and “History of Video Games: Games You Should Try, Volume 2, 1977-1979” were composed for all the current and future retrogamers.
And will be followed with Volumes of the 80s. If interested, you can find them here: Kindle Store
Books were composed as guides to help retrogamers. The main purpose is to give information about the games you should try if possible. They were composed to save your time searching for information. Instead wasting your time, you can get all the information from one source, from these books.
In these books you can find the – most important, most innovative, most playable video games as of today, listed in chronological order.
Every video game has a picture and short description on the side.
However, these books were not meant to give you in-depth reviews about the games, these books were composed to provide overview – about what games were released back then and which are still playable, worth to check out today, if possible.
