a part sonic CD et sylpheed je prends quoi
Night Trap cai bien ?

à l'époque j'aimais beaucoup ThunderHawk  
Final Fight est sûrement pas mal
 
 
 
Sinon y a RoadRash et Cadillacs and Dinosaurs , mais je crois qu'ils ne sont pas sortit en France

ah ui je me souveins de thunderhawk
mais ca doit etre choa  troover

Oui ca doit être chaud et puis ca ne présente pas le même interet que les titres en 2D (autant je me referais bien un sonic cd , mais pas thunderhawk).
 
Y doit y avoir un ecco the dolphin aussi , et puis Sol-Feace (je sais pas ce qu'il vaut cluilà ?)

bc racers.
 

Yep ecco
Puis un grand classic Road Avenger
Sinon Final Fight, Mickey (très sympa), y'en a pas mal d'autres, mais ça me vient pas...
Par contre les jeux en films intéractifs, j'accroche pas du tout...

Night Trap je l'avais sur 3DO, c'était le même jeu sauf que les vidéos étaient super laides sur MegaCD. Déjà à l'époque c'était un jeu de merde, alors aujourd'hui...
 
M'enfin si tu aimes uniquement devoir appuyer sur un bouton au bon moment...
 
Et puis bon l'héroïne c'est Dana Plato, la soeur d'Arnold et Willy Je crois d'ailleurs qu'elle est morte

Je me rappelle de Dragon's Lair qui était pas mal il me semble

Road Avenger

J'ai jamais fait gaffe que c'était elle
Fo dire que vu la qualité des vidéos

Au moins sur 3DO c'était très bon, quoi que manquant un peu de couleurs

 
ouaip overdose    
dans le meme genre t'as double switch

Mad Dog McCree aussi, champion du monde genre kitsch

je reco :
Batman Returns les 2 ecco, fatal fury spécial, les 2 lunars , samurai shodown, shining force CD, silpheed, sonic cd

MORTAL KOMBAT 2

Ouais enfin y'en a qu'il aura du mal à trouver
 
PS: C'est quoi le 2ème Ecco, j'en ai jamais entendu parler

ecco the dolphin et ecco the tides of time

http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/segacd/index.html

jveux pas etre desagreable mais quand meme, ya pas bcp de bons jeux sur le mega cd
 
et les seuls plutot bons doivent etre hyper rares et chers
 
tu t'amuseras plus avec la megadrive solo.

Ground Zero Texas aussi

Ok, thanks
Faudra que je me trouve le 2ème un de ces 4

Je crois que j'en ai une démo us de celui là
D'ailleurs c'est la seule démo megacd que j'ai...

Ben perso, j'en trouve pas mal des bons, mais les meilleurs sont souvent japs...

sinon sky a lair bien:
star wars rebel assault
sherlock holmes 1et2
monkey island 1
snatcher

The Sega CD was the second CD-ROM add-on for a gaming console, with the first going to the NEC TurboGrafx16. Unlike the TB16 CD, though, the Sega CD was far more successful, although that isn't saying much for the machine's success in the marketplace.  
 
Games was this system's weakpoint. There wasn't really any gray area; a game was either fantastic or it totally reeked. The most dominant genre was FMV, to which Digital Pictures and Stargate Software made the majority of titles, with few contributions from ''ReadySoft'', ''Renovation'', ''American Laser Games'', and ''Rocket Science Games''. This was the genre that led to the console's downfall. Games like ''Surgical Strike'', ''Midnight Raiders'', and ''Sewer Shark'' were funny to watch but a chore to play in the long run. Compounding this was the fact that the majority of FMV titles had very bad acting, a cheesy concept, and an overall linear design. There were not many games to recommend from this genre; only titles from ''Renovation'', ''American Laser Games'', ''ReadySoft'', and the original Sega issue of ''Night Trap''.  
 
RPGs were not widespread for the console, but the ones that made it to the Sega CD were almost always gems worth buying. All games from ''Working Designs'' have a high collector and playability value that exists even today. Sega also turned out a few notable RPGs like ''Dark Wizard'' and ''Shining Force''. All in all, if you are looking for any decent RPG games, you may want to look in to a Sega CD; the RPGs that it has are worth it.  
 
Sports games could only be found few and far between.  
 
Point-n-click games were notably good for this system, particularly ''The Secret of Monkey Island'', ''PANIC!'', ''Willy Beamish'', and ''Rise of the Dragon''. More games were planned, particularly through Sierra's ''Dynamix'' division, but were later scrapped.  
 
Action games were almost nothing more than port-overs from the Genesis catalogue with only minor improvements. There were some very noteworthy games in this genre, however. ''Keio Flying Squadron'' is a great example of a fun Sega CD shooter. ''Silpheed'' was good except the game had a tendency to disorient the player. Quite possibly the best shooter is ''Snatcher'', and is probably one of the hardest to find.  
 
The biggest kink in the Sega CD would be its slow drive. The drive will only read in realtime, or 1x. Compounding this is the fact that the drive's access time is one second. This combination makes for very slow loading. On games like ''Panic!'' and ''Lunar'', the loading isn't that bad, but load times in games like ''Willy Beamish'' are annoyingly long.  
 
There are some good games that are dirt cheap, but the ones that make worth having a Sega CD are very difficult to find and can be very expensive. It's really only a collector's, hobbyist's, fan's, and dedicated gamer's system. - Reinhart

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Sonic CD, sylpheed, dune, et ecco pour les ziks.