Sega CD Games List
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Sega CD ROM Games
Title Vendor Approx Shipping Date
AH-3 Firehawk Jvc 10/30/93
Back Road Races Revell 12/15/93
Brutal Gametek TBA
Cliffhanger Sony 11/30/93
Dark Wizzard Sega 01/30/94
Dracula Sony 10/30/93
Dracula Unleashed Sega 12/30/93
Dragons Lair Ready Soft 10/30/93
Dune Virgin 10/15/93
ESPN Baseball Sony 11/30/93
ESPN Football Sony 12/30/93
European Racer Revell 10/29/93
Ground O Texas Sega 11/30/93
Hammer Sega 12/30/93
Hi Tech Aircraft Revell 01/10/94
Indiana Jones JVC 01/30/94
Indiana Jones Sega 12/30/93
Jeopary Sony 11/30/93
Jurrasic Park Sega 12/30/93
Last Action Hero Sony 11/30/93
Lethal Enforcers Konami 10/15/93
Mega Race Mindscape 12/31/93
Mircocosm Psygnosis 11/30/93
Monkey Isaland JVC 10/30/93
Montanna Football Sega 10/30/93
Mortal Kombat Acclaim 12/30/93
My Paint Saddleback Graphics 10/30/93
NFL Greatest Teams Sega 10/30/93
Ninja Warriors Taito TBA
Power Factory Sony 09/25/93
Racing Aces Sega 11/30/93
Real Fighters Sega 12/30/93
Rise of the Dragon Sega TBA
Son Of Chuck Virgin 10/15/93
Sonic Sega 11/23/93
Star Wars 3D JVC 01/30/94
Stellar Fire Sierra 12/10/93
Terminator Virgin 10/15/93
Terra Stryker: Silpheed Sega 10/30/93
Wheel of Fortune Sony 11/30/93
World Series Baseball Sega TBA
WWF Rage/Cage Acclaim 10/30/93
Here is a total of 42 games that will be out for the SEGA CD ROM.
It's a shame that some of the best games are TBA. It should also be
noted that SEGA will release two football games on the same day. Strange.
Real Fighters and Mortal Kombat will be reased on the same day as well.
Henry
Joe Czagas
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>Dracula Unleashed Sega 12/30/93
What's different about this from the original Dracula CD promised earlier
this year and shown at the Summer CES?
>Mircocosm Psygnosis 11/30/93
Is this one going to use software enhancement of the 64 colours available
from the Genesis/SEGA-CD hardware?
>Mortal Kombat Acclaim 12/30/93
Put the sounds back in and let it go for $45.
>Ninja Warriors Taito TBA
I heard the MEGA-CD version of this stank. Has anyone actually tried it,
and wish to confirm/deny this?
>Rise of the Dragon Sega TBA
Went from being due out early in 1993 to "We don't know if it will ever
be released."
>Sonic Sega 11/23/93
Almost a year to the day when the Genesis Sonic 2 was released. This date
I might be most able to believe since Sonic is SEGA's flagship product,
and they would be smart to have it available prior to the when the
holiday shopping season starts in earnest after Thanksgiving.
>Star Wars 3D JVC 01/30/94
Is this the Rebel Assault CD that is absent from this list?
Where are Out of this World I & II and Lunar the Silver Star?
Hmm. Four SEGA-CD games due out the day after tomorrow, ten more due out
by the end of the month, a total of thirty four (!) due out by the end of
the year. If they can get half as many actually out before 1994, I'll be
amazed. At least these release date lists are amusing to read.
J.A.C.
Erik H. Kleinfelder
Hmm. Four SEGA-CD games due out the day after tomorrow, ten more due out
by the end of the month, a total of thirty four (!) due out by the end of
the year. If they can get half as many actually out before 1994, I'll be
amazed. At least these release date lists are amusing to read.
J.A.C.
With all the current SEGA bashing that has been going on in this group about
the SEGA CD, I hope that this list stuns some of the bashers. Go ahead and
flame me. I can here it now, "You can't possibly beleive that these games
will be released on those dates..." etc. Your right if you do say that,
because I DO NOT believe those dates, but what "J.A.C" mentioned above is
the key point...
"If they can get HALF as many out..."
I bought SEGA CD on Day 1 when it was out and I have been itching for games
as well as everyone else, but to all that are bashing SEGA and SEGA CD, you
should think on one thing. SEGA is going to postpone the Saturn (or whatever
name they decide on) mainly to let the SEGA CD take hold and suck in the
gaming market. For them to do this, they obviously need GAMES for the CD.
BUT, christmas is coming, and if anyone knows how to market Christmas, it is
SEGA. I have no doubt in my mind, that by this Christmas SEGA will have
released a number of new CD titles for the masses. They could never expect
to sell more SEGA CD's this Christmas without releasing more titles by
them or by pushing third party developers to get the asses in gear.
I will be banking on the idea the SEGA more than likely will be releasing
half of the games mentioned in the list or others not mentioned by Christmas
'93. But I am not going to count out SEGA or the CD. AND, I am definately
not going to sell my CD. If I could pay $300 for the CD, I can find $200
somewhere to get a Jaguar. As far as 3DO? No system is worth that price to
start out, let me see some games for it FIRST!
Flame or respond, it really doesn't matter, because we have all seen SEGA and
there marketing at Christmas in the past. Sonic 2... SEGA CD... They
know what there doing, and something will have to happend this year on the
CD. There isn't any way the SEGA could be THAT dense after what we've seen in
the past from them.
Erik
Carl Mueller
>should think on one thing. SEGA is going to postpone the Saturn (or whatever
>name they decide on) mainly to let the SEGA CD take hold and suck in the
>gaming market. For them to do this, they obviously need GAMES for the CD.
>BUT, christmas is coming, and if anyone knows how to market Christmas, it is
>SEGA. I have no doubt in my mind, that by this Christmas SEGA will have
Yep, I have to agree with you here. The way I see it, the Sega CD has
until Christmas to prove itself a worthwhile system, after that, the
Jaguar will be out, and the 3DO will have more titles out (hopefully
not more Bird's Life vol.8 etc)... And if the Sega CD hasn't established
itself by then, it will be forgotten.
BUT, as you said... Sega really gets stuff out for Christmas. Last
year was GREAT (Streets of Rage 2, Sonic 2, etc). And already, things look
promising. It seems pretty certain that Joe Montana CD and Silpheed CD
are coming out this FRIDAY. And these both look VERY promising, there not
even second rate crap, like Def Leppard - Make Your Own Video. Thank god.
These look to be good, solid, CD-QUALITY games. And Sonic CD is scheduled
for 11-23, and they will KEEP that date, no doubts whatsoever. That's
not only the date Sonic 2 and Sonic 2 Game Gear came out this year,
but two other titles--Sonic Spinball and Sonic Chaos for Game Gear, will
be out on that same day... No way they will miss the chance to roll out
3 Sonic games in one day.
>I will be banking on the idea the SEGA more than likely will be releasing
>half of the games mentioned in the list or others not mentioned by Christmas
>'93. But I am not going to count out SEGA or the CD. AND, I am definately
>not going to sell my CD. If I could pay $300 for the CD, I can find $200
>somewhere to get a Jaguar. As far as 3DO? No system is worth that price to
>start out, let me see some games for it FIRST!
Right, as for 3DO, no way in hell.. As for Jaguar, I doubt it.. I will
wait around a long while and see what comes out for it first, hopefully
by then the Saturn system will be lurking around the corner.. In the
mean time I will be buying new sega cd titles..
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Carl Mueller
Wayne State University
e-mail: ca...@busop.cit.wayne.edu
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thedens
: Hmm. Four SEGA-CD games due out the day after tomorrow, ten more due out
: by the end of the month, a total of thirty four (!) due out by the end of
: the year. If they can get half as many actually out before 1994, I'll be
: amazed. At least these release date lists are amusing to read.
: J.A.C.
: With all the current SEGA bashing that has been going on in this group about
: the SEGA CD, I hope that this list stuns some of the bashers. Go ahead and
: flame me. I can here it now, "You can't possibly beleive that these games
: will be released on those dates..." etc. Your right if you do say that,
: because I DO NOT believe those dates, but what "J.A.C" mentioned above is
: the key point...
: "If they can get HALF as many out..."
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Erik
If it took the major title manufactures almost a year to complete the games listed here,
then how long will it take the same companies to complete quality games for
platforms
like the Jaq and 3DO. Remember we are talking about a quantum leap in technical
)specs. A step up from a simgle (multiple) CPU to a RISC or ditributed bus multi
coprocessor system.
.
Felarca Mario M
I agree completely with this thread. I have written one other
follow up article in this group a while ago and it was in regards
to the Sega CD as well. It was a follow up to the article "Sega
CD is dying...", and if you would like to read it, I would like to
hear any opinions on that topic as well. Since I am writing a
follow up to this article, I'm obviously in full support of the SEGA
CD, or at least willing to give them until this Christmas.
I believe as well that this Christmas will be the make or break
for the Sega CD, and I'm very optimistic about it. From the rumblings
that have been heard over the past few days, it looks like the CD
could finally be swinging into the upside of its development cycle.
The most obviou sign of this is the tone of the Net itself. The
posts about people selling their CD and griping about the *unbearable*
one year wait for developers to learn the system have disappeared.
Posts like this have taken their place, and I for one am happy to
see the change take place.
The Sega CD is the transition step to the next level, no pun or
plug intended. Most people in the real world are not in a position
where they will live or die based off of having _the_ latest and
most advanced hardware. Most people in the real world will not
go out and spend $699 for a 3DO, at least not until it can get enough
out to prove itself. True the Sega CD is in the same position, but
that is my point exactly. How will the 3DO be able to prove itself
if people don't give it a chance to grow and **TIME** to develop.
So, until the 3DO develops, and until the Atari proves its
commitment, I will stick solidly by the Sega CD. Who knows, that in
itself could be the best move, because if the Saturn is downwardly
compatible with both the Genesis and Sega CD, everything will work out
nicely. And you know what, maybe Sega is banking on this idea too! :-)
Just my two cents worth..OK, maybe more,
Mario Felarca
mfel...@ux4.cso.uiuc.edu
" Even God needs **TIME** to make software."
Algon the mad Australian
Joe Czagas
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>BUT, christmas is coming, and if anyone knows how to market Christmas, it is
>SEGA.
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I just received the most recent issue of GamePro in the post. Inside are
three two page ads, one each for Silpheed, Sonic CD, and Lethal Enforcers.
SEGA has scheduled to release Sonic CD, Sonic Spinball for the Genesis,
and Sonic Chaos for the Game Gear, all on November 23. As I said in my
earlier post, I believe the Sonic release dates since the Sonic products
are a SEGA mainstay. The Lethal Enforcers ad showed the outer carton with
a plastic tray inside which housed both the CD and the pack-in gun. If ads
are showing for individual games, it is a good sign. It seems SEGA has
kicked-off their holiday ad campaign.
With the release of SF2:SCE, MK, Landstalker, Shinobi III, Gunstar Heroes,
Aladin, &c., the Genesis should have a good showing this holiday. If SEGA
can make good on their CD game promises then they should have a *great*
year end.
J.A.C.
David DAuria
>SEGA has scheduled to release Sonic CD, Sonic Spinball for the Genesis,
>and Sonic Chaos for the Game Gear, all on November 23. As I said in my
Speaking of Sonic CD, does anybody have the same feeling I do that this
is going to end up being the CD pack-in game?(Of course there'ld first
be a mail-in offer for it) At least, that's what I'm waiting for.
David D'Auria
dau...@csa.bu.edu
michael grisham
I read yesterday, in an article by Ed Semrad, that SOA has refused to
pick up Sonic CD for this year in America. If it's true, then I recommend
you kids with the Sega CDs learn Japanese.
MG
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>David D'Auria
>dau...@csa.bu.edu
Yup. I can almost guarantee Sonic CD will end up being the pack-in
CD game. The evidence is overwhelming.
GENESIS: Altered Beast -> Sonic 1 -> Sonic 2
GAME GEAR: Columns -> Sonic 1 -> Sonic 2
SEGA CD: Tons-o-Games -> Sewer Shark -> Sonic CD
Just by looking at the pack-in evolution, it's easy to see what Sega
will do next...
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David DAuria
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>I read yesterday, in an article by Ed Semrad, that SOA has refused to
>pick up Sonic CD for this year in America. If it's true, then I recommend
>you kids with the Sega CDs learn Japanese.
I really doubt this since Sega has already taken out an ad. in Gamepro
to advertise it.(And the release date in the ad. is Nov 23. I guess
someone else will say something about a certain magazine not knowing
what they're talking about.)
BTW Speaking of not knowing what they're talking about, Gamepro
actually said that the atari 2600 & 5200, and the coleco vision
were all 4-bit.(I really think these mags should avoid answering
technical questions since they usually screw up.)
David D'Auria
dau...@csa.bu.edu