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  Ballz 3D: Fighting at its Ballziest

  Genesis · SNESReleased1994★ 6.1/10Ballz catapults the classic beat ’em up into a whole new dimension with its quirky, sphere-shaped fighters and eye-popping 3D engine. Every clash unfolds under a…Read more
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  Boxyboy

  TurboGrafx-16Released1990★ 8.1/10Boxyboy gets its hooks into you with one rule that never stops mattering: boxes can be pushed, never pulled. A solution can look obvious until one…Read more
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  Freestyle Boardin’ ’99

  PlayStation · SEGA SaturnReleased1997★ 5.8/10Phat Air Extreme Snowboarding throws you into a stunning 3D winter wonderland where you can carve fresh powder and master jaw-dropping tricks across five adrenaline-fuelled disciplines:…Read more
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  Lunar: Legend

  Game Boy AdvanceReleased2002★ 7.3/10Lunar Legend invites you on an epic journey across the world of Lunar, blending the beloved narrative of Silver Star with vibrant visuals and story tweaks…Read more
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  Runabout 2

  PlayStationReleased1999★ 6.4/10Runabout 2 starts with a simple, wonderfully reckless promise: take a vehicle into a city or desert environment, answer a secret organization’s call, and drive with…Read more
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  Tecmo World Cup Super Soccer

  TurboGrafx CDReleased1992★ 6.5/10Tecmo World Cup Super Soccer gets moving quickly: pick one of eight national sides, set a broad tactical stance, choose the weather and match length, then…Read more
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  Wizardry: Summoner

  Game Boy AdvanceReleased2001★ 7.2/10Wizardry: Summoner brings the series’ first-person, turn-based dungeon crawling to Game Boy Advance with a clear traditional focus. You build a party in a single town,…Read more
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  Zero4 Champ

  TurboGrafx-16Released1991★ 7.4/10Zero4 Champ grabs you with an unusually grounded fantasy: you are not simply picking a car and blasting through a string of races. You are a…Read more
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  Zero4 Champ II

  TurboGrafx CDReleased1993★ 6.8/10Zero4 Champ II has the kind of strange, scrappy ambition that makes old racing games memorable. You begin with a bruised sense of national pride after…Read more
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  Zero4 Champ: RR

  SNESReleased1994★ 7.4/10Zero4 Champ: RR makes you earn the fantasy of being a street-racing hotshot. Before you are buying machines and challenging rivals, it asks you to pass…Read more
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  Zero4 Champ: RR-Z

  SNESReleased1995★ 7.4/10Zero4 Champ: RR-Z pulls you in with a wonderfully scrappy racing fantasy: after a public loss knocks its former city champion down a peg, you leave…Read more