The baseball season is still months away, but who says you have to wait? The Genesis is chock full of quality games that should tide you over until it’s time to lace up the cleats, and we’ve put them all together for you in one handy guide! Check out the latest installment of our Genre Spotlight series and see which is the baseball game for you!
Genre Spotlight
Genre Spotlight: Fighter Frenzy
Quite often, people hark on the Genesis’s supposed shortcomings in certain genres. Such was the case with its RPGs, even though there are almost as many as there are shmups. The same situation occurs with its fighting games. Well guess what? Sega-16 decided to sit down and look at every single fighting game there is on the Genesis – all 46 of them – and we’re pretty confident when we say that the genre is quite healthy. Don’t believe us? Read our latest installment of our Genre Spotlight series, the Fighter Frenzy, and see for yourself!
Genre Spotlight: Shmups Extravaganza
Whew! Seventy-six entries, totaling 83 games. That’s a lot of shooters, and fans of the genre owes it to themselves to give this one a read. Perhaps the most comprehensive buyer’s guide on Genny shmups around, there’s information on every single title available for the Genesis, Sega CD, and 32X – for all regions.
Genre Spotlight: Beat-‘Em-Up Bonanza
The Genesis is home to a ton of side-scrolling action/fighting games, or that lovely genre we call the beat-’em-up. Just how many are there? Well, why not read our comprehensive article and find out?
Genre Spotlight: Wrestling Wassail
While Wrestling games usually seem to only come in handfuls, the Genesis actually had a bit more than that from which to choose. A few are even good enough to enjoy even if you think that “professional” wrestling on TV is just a plain waste of time. So, in honor of the upcoming Super Bowl of wrestling, here’s a little piece on what Sega’s 16-bit bad boy had to offer.