As with most popular gaming consoles, the larger libraries tend to easily swallow up the lesser known titles. When I was a kid I played all of these, but time and the better games quickly relegated them to the backburner. Let's take a look at some games that many of you may not know about.

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Episode Notes:

1. Games captured on the Mega SG.

2. DJ Boy is out to rescue his girlfriend in the Japanese version.

3. Insector X has an interesting overhaul from the arcade version. There it was kinda a cut'em up, but the visuals were redone in a much more serious art style on the Genesis.

4. I originally had Combat Cars in this group but couldn't capture any real meaningful gameplay from it. That game is unbelievably hard in the later stages. I gave up in utter frustration.

5. Cyberball kicked my ass. I hadn't played it in a while so I was really rusty. The gameplay you see here I was blown out 23-7.

6. The difference in quality of Sega's Disney's games really was unreal. The in house games turned out fairly good, while nearly all the outsourced stuff suffered mightily.