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- 13 Golden Axe
- 12 Daytona USA
- 11 Let's Go Jungle!: Lost on The Island of Spice
- 10 Jet Set Radio
- 9 Super Monkey Ball 2
- 8 House of The Dead 2
- 7 Virtua Fighter 5
- 6 Sonic The Hedgehog 2
- 5 Sonic Generations
- 4 F-Zero GX
One Of The Best 80s Beat-'Em-Ups
The 90s beat-'em-ups were when the genre got truly exceptional, but there were some great 80s ones that still hold up today. One of them is the Sega arcade classic Golden Axe. With three characters to pick from, you trek through six levels on your way to kill Death Adder. The arcade graphics were top of the line at release, with its bright, vibrant color palette. The first time you use the highest level spell and that dragon breathes fire, it will be an awesome moment you'll never forget. Its...
An All-Time Great Racing Game
Daytona USA is bound to come up when discussing the best racing games of the 90s. Known for its catchy and iconic theme song, the game itself surprisingly holds up. This is primarily due to the crisp and buttery smooth controls that make driving a total blast all these years later. Many early 90s racers hold up pretty poorly, but Daytona USA's timeless. Unfortunately, playing the title now can be a bit difficult, with the easiest route being the 360 port being run on an Xbox Series X|S. Howev...
A Game That Has More Impact Than You May Think
If arcades weren't around you in the mid to late 2000s, you might never have heard of this game before. Let's Go Jungle is not only a great light gun shooter but incredibly influential for the genre. The game was unique for the time in that instead of a few enemies on screen for you to dispatch, hordes of enemies would come on mass, forcing you to react quickly and shoot accordingly. Bosses had multiple weak spots that you had to destroy in a timed sequence, often being tense. Co-op play also...
A Timeless Game
A Sega franchise that still has a large cult following is Jet Set Radio, and it's easy to see why. The first game is oozing with style from its cel-shaded graphics, amazing music, and time capsule feel with the anti-establishment themes. The elevator pitch for Jet Set Radio would be what if Tony Hawk's Pro Skaterwas an actual platformer with levels? You must spray graffiti on various places on the stage, but getting to them can be tricky. You have to execute various tricks not for raising the...
Some Of The Best Movement And Controls In Any Video Game
Certain games benefit so much from the controller they're designed to use with it. Donkey Kong: Jungle Beatis truly special with the DK Bongos. On the same console, Super Monkey Ball 2 is so good because of the GameCube controller. The Analog Stick offered is the best and most precise in history, making Monkey Ball 2 all the more fun and rewarding to play. A study even discovered that surgeons who played Monkey Ball 2 before an operation consistently performed better, and that's due to how pr...
Debatably The Quintessential Light Gun Shooter
The question of what's the best House of the Dead game is tough. House of the Dead 4 is one of the best light gun shooters of the new millennium with its impressive graphics for 2005, great music, awesome levels, and nice fan service, but the best has to go to the classic second installment. The nostalgia factor, great gameplay, and so bad it's good dialogue make it one of those titles that truly take you back to the past. You just feel good playing it, and it's an excellent rail shooter too....
Criminally Underappreciated
Virtua Fighter is one of the most underrated fighting gameseries of all time. Created by Yu Suzuki, its fighting gameplay still holds up with its crisp and quick movement. The fifth installment launching in 2006, was the best entry yet, and probably the best early seventh-generation fighting game. Playing it today is still rather refreshing because many newer fighters are slower than the genre typically was in the mid-2000s. Games like Dead or Aliveand Virtua Fighter were extremely fast-paced...
The Best 2D Sonic Game
The best 2D entry into the Sonic franchise is still Sonic 2. Even with Sonic Maniaout, the pacing and quality stream of levels is the most effective here. This game is such a good sequel that it made Sonic 1 look incredibly dull in comparison. The way Sonic moves the screen so incredibly quickly is much better executed here than in the previous title and really showed what the Genesis could do. Sonic 2 also introduced the beloved half-pipe, which is still the series's most popular type of bon...
The Best 3D Sonic Game
While Sonic 2 is the best 2D game in the series, Generations is the best 3D one. A great anniversary title with plenty of fan service, the levels on offer here are the cream of the crop in the series and, frankly, some of the best levels for any 3D platformer. It's so fun to play, and with leaderboards still active, you can replay stages over and over again to beat your best time. The game perfectly shows off what Sonic is all about with levels made for speedrunning, and it is also the best g...
Sega Beat Nintendo At Their Own Game
F-Zero GXis a Nintendo-owned game but was actually developed by the same internal Sega team that made Super Monkey Ball 1 and 2. The game lives up to that pedigree and arguably exceeds it. Like Monkey Ball, it's hard as nails but plays amazingly. The fast movement, along with the crisp controls, make this game truly special. F-Zero is a Nintendo franchise many want back, but how do you top a game like this? Frankly, it's understandable why this was the final home console F-Zero title, as ther...
- Dominic Allen
- Contributor
Sega Holdings Co. Ltd. was established in 2015; Sega Corporation was renamed to Sega Games Co., Ltd., and its arcade, entertainment, and toy divisions separated into other companies. In 2020, Sega Games and Sega Interactive merged to become Sega Corporation.
This is a list of video game franchises by Sega or a subsidiary of the company. All series spanning multiple games are listed here. Games that were developed and published by third parties but released on Sega consoles are not listed here. Among the franchises listed here are franchises now owned by 2K Sports, as those franchises ...
