The Complete List of all Sega CD Games And Variants Released in North America - Archive

North American NTSC Sega CD Games Released Officially Licensed By Sega - Archive

3 Ninjas Kick Back & Hook Double Deal


A/X-101
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Eye of the Beholder
The Adventures of Batman and Robin
Adventures of Willy Beamish (cardboard box)
Afterburner 3 (cardboard box)
AH-3 Thunderstrike
Amazing Spiderman Vs. Kingpin
Android Assault
(The San Diego Zoo Presents) The Animals!


B.C. Racers
Batman Returns (Cardboard Box)
Battlecorps
Bill Walsh College Football
Black Hole Assault (cardboard box)
Bouncers
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Brutal: Paws of Fury


Cadillacs and Dinosaurs
Championship Soccer '94
Chuck Rock (cardboard box)
Chuck Rock II
Cliffhanger
Cobra Command (cardboard box)
Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia

• The Not For Resale Compton disc came packed in with the JVC X'eye system and has the following variants (It should also be noted that I've seen these with black and white manuals of roughly the same dimensions as the sleeve they belong in.):
• blue text on disc, Blue X'eye box release? [Variant]
• red text on disc (JVC X'Eye pack-in model RG-M10BU) [Variant]
• black text on disc [Variant]

Corpse Killer

•         Corpse Killer 32X CD version [Variant]

Crime Patrol


Dark Wizard
Demolition Man
Double Switch
Dracula Unleashed
Dragon's Lair
Dune
Dungeon Explorer
Dungeon Master II Skullkeep


Earthworm Jim: Special Edition
Ecco the Dolphin
Ecco the Dolphin 2: The Tides of Time
ESPN Baseball Tonight
ESPN National Hockey Night
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95
ESPN Sunday Night NFL
Eternal Champions: Challenge From the Dark Side


Fahrenheit (32X CD)
Fatal Fury Special
FIFA International Soccer
Final Fight (cardboard box)
Flashback
Flink
Formula 1 World Championship


Ground Zero: Texas


Heart of the Alien/Out of This World (Another World)
Heimdall
Hook (Cardboard Box)


Iron Helix


Jaguar XJ220 (cardboard box)
Jeopardy
Joe Montana NFL Football
 - Joe Montana NFL Football Not For Resale Pack-in Sega CD Sports Edition [Variant]


Jurassic Park


Keio's Flying Squadron
Kids on Site


Lawnmower Man
Lethal Enforcers
Lethal Enforcers 2: Gunfighters
Links: The Challenge of Golf
Loadstar
Lords of Thunder
Lunar: Eternal Blue
Lunar: The Silver Star - 7 disc print variants and at least 4 insert variants - 1 with foil lettering, 1 without, 1 with partial foiling and 1 with partial foiling and a blue dot to the right of the bar code which was apparently exclusive to the 7th disc print variant

Disc Art Variations:

Photo courtesy of Africanus

Insert Art Variant Examples:

Photo courtesy of timemaster11

This is the first variant (non-foiled) - only comes with disk 1:

Photo courtesy of SpaceFlea

This is the second variant (fully foiled) - comes with the even disks 2,4 and 6:

Photo courtesy of SpaceFlea

This is the third variant (partially foiled) - comes with the odd disks 3,5 and
 7:

Photo courtesy of SpaceFlea

This is the fourth variant (partially foiled, as previous, but with the blue dot to the right of the proof
 of purchase) - only comes with disk 7.

Photo courtesy of SpaceFlea

Mad Dog McCree
Mad Dog McCree 2: Lost Gold
Make My Video: Kris Kross (cardboard box)
Make My Video: Marky Mark (cardboard box)
Make My Video: INXS (cardboard box)
Mansion of Hidden Souls
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein/ Bram Stoker's Dracula Double Deal
Masked Rider (Kamen Rider ZO)
Mega Race
Mickey Mania
Microcosm
Midnight Raiders
Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers
Mortal Kombat
My Paint


NBA Jam
NFL Trivia
NFL's Greatest: San Francisco vs. Dallas 1978- 1993
NHL '94
Night Trap (1st ed. red cardboard box edition without MA-17 warning)

• (1st ed. red cardboard box edition with MA-17 warning label) [Variant]
• (blue box edition) [Variant]
• (32X CD box edition) [Variant]

NovaStorm


Panic!
Pitfall
Popful Mail
Power Factory
Power Monger
Prince of Persia (cardboard box)
Prize Fighter

• (Not for Resale) (JVC X'Eye pack-in model RG-M10BU) [Variant]

 Puggsy


Racing Aces
Radical Rex
RDF Global Conflict
Revenge of the Ninja
Revengers of Vengeance
Rise of the Dragon

• (MA-17 rating sticker on cardboard box) [Variant]
• (cardboard box) [Variant]

*Each Rise of the Dragon version has variations on the manual:

Photo courtesy of SpaceFlea

MA-17 CB variant (Top) has an advertisement while the jewel variant (Bottom) does not. The ad is for the game Sid and Al's Incredible Toons which was supposed to be but never was released on the Sega-CD.


Road Avenger (cardboard box)
Road Rash
Robo Aleste


Samurai Shodown
Secret of Monkey Island (cardboard box)
Sega CD Arcade Classics 5-1 (Ecco the Dolphin, Streets of Rage, Revenge of Shinobi, Columns, Golden Axe, Super Monaco GP) (pack-in with the CD-X)
Sega Classics 4-1/ Sherlock Holmes Vol 1 (pack-in with SegaCD model 2)
Sewer Shark (cardboard box) (has black disc)
       -The blue console pack ins, Not for resale has a blue disc and has 3 variants)

• Contains the number 4101 on the disc) [Variant]
• Contains the Sony Imagesoft logo) [Variant]
• Blank area above "not for resale [Variant]

Shadow of the Beast II
Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective
Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective Vol. II (cardboard box)
Shining Force CD
Silpheed
Slam City with Scottie Pippen

• Slam City with Scottie Pippen  (32X CD version) [Variant]

Snatcher
Sol Feace (pack-in SegaCD model 1)
Sonic CD

• Sonic CD (Not For Resale) (CD-X pack-in) [Variant]

Soulstar

• Soul Star with a textless seal [Variant]

Space Ace
The Space Adventure
Star Wars Chess
Star Wars Rebel Assault
Starblade
Stellar Fire
Supreme Warrior (blue longbox)

• Supreme Warrior (32x box) [Variant]

Surgical Strike


Terminator
Third World War
Time Gal (cardboard box)
Tomcat Alley
Trivial Pursuit


Ultraverse Prime/Microcosm Double Deal


Vay


Wheel of Fortune
Who Shot Johnny Rock
Wild Woody
Wing Commander
Wirehead
Wolfchild (cardboard box)
Wonder Dog [Red Box] (cardboard box)

• Wonderdog [Green Box] (cardboard box) [Variant]

World Cup USA 94
WWF Rage in the Cage





DEMOS AND MISCELLANEOUS

*Colors of Modern Rock (mail away promo item)
*Rock Paintings/Hot hits  (pack-in)


-Dragon's Lair Demo (thanks swlovinist for the information and picture!)
released in Canada to EB game stores? (mfg'd in Canada)



Sega Multimedia Studio Disc (thanks again to swlovinist for the information and picture!)



"What is X'eye" (JVC X'Eye pack-in model RG-M10BU)
(courtesy to dustygravelights from sega 16 forums)



Karaoke JVC CD+G: Top Hit Sampler 1993 (JVC x'eye pack in)  (Variant: style 1)
(photo courtesy of db-81 at Sega16 forums) (packed with Red box X'eye release)



 Karaoke JVC CD+G: Top Hit Sampler 1993 (JVC x'eye pack in)  (Variant: style 2)
(packed with blue box X'eye release) (photo courtesy of grey87suprat)


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(pack ins with their respective pack in model as currently believed)
Sega CD Model 1 System
Sol Feace
Rock Paintings/Hot hits
Sega Classics 4-1/ Sherlock Holmes Vol 1.


JVC X'Eye red Box pack-in
Prize Fighter (Not for Resale)

What is X'Eye

JVC CD+G Karaoke Top Hits Sampler (style 1)
Not For Resale Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia (red text)


JVC X'Eye Blue Box pack-in
Prize Fighter (Not for Resale)

What is X'Eye

JVC CD+G Karaoke Top Hits Sampler (style 2)
Not For Resale Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia (blue text)


CD-X pack-in
Sonic CD (Not For Resale)
Sega CD arcade classics 5-1 (Ecco the Dolphin)

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GOOD DEAL GAMES (consists of unreleased Sega CD betas and homebrew Sega CD titles)


Battle Frenzy
BATTLETECH: Gray Death Legion
Bug Blasters: The Exterminators
(Bug Blasters: The Exterminators Special Edition (first run sold out)
Star Strike
Marko
Mighty Mighty Missile
Time Cop
Burning Fists: Force Striker
Citizen X Beta
Frog Feast
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Sonic mega mix (free homebrew available for download)

What Horror Games Are On The Dreamcast? The Ultimate Buying Guide To Sega Dreamcast Horror Games!

If you're a fan of horror games, the Sega Dreamcast definitely has a lot of great games in the genre. The console was home to a fair number of noteworthy survival horror games, many of which remain exclusive to the platform to this day. The selection of horror-themed games on the system is quite unique and diverse, ranging from all-time classics to obscure hidden gems. In no particular order, here's our complete list of all of the horror games that are available on the Dreamcast!

Blue Stinger

 

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Released as a pre-launch title for the Dreamcast in North America (it came out a few days before the Dreamcast was officially released on 9/9/99), Blue Stinger was the system's first horror game and it definitely didn't disappoint. There was nothing else quite like this epic adventure game at the time, or even until the release of Dead Rising on the Xbox 360 in 2006. Mixing arcade style beat-em-up and hack and slash melee action with over-the-top gunplay, a fully-realized 3D world that felt a lot bigger and more realistic than anything that had come before it, incredible monster designs, an epic big budget movie-like soundtrack, insane Christmas setting, River City Ransom-esque RPG elements like character upgrades and grinding for cash, as well as tons of optional weapons to play around with, this criminally underrated Dreamcast exclusive is one of my favorites of all time on any platform.

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D2

One part interactive movie, one part RPG, part point and click adventure, with a little bit of hunting simulation mixed in for good measure, D2 is the very unique Dreamcast exclusive sequel to the original D for the 3DO, Sega Saturn, and Sony PlayStation. The story has absolutely nothing to do with the first game other than featuring the same "digital actress" Laura, but the gameplay will definitely be familiar to anyone who's played WARP's earlier horror titles. Be prepared to watch a lot of lengthy cutscenes as you traverse through this bizarre horror adventure set in the snowy Canadian wilderness. Also another Dreamcast horror game that takes place during Christmas! (For even more Christmas-themed Dreamcast content, check out our list of Dreamcast Christmas games)

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Resident Evil: Code Veronica

Capcom brought out the big guns for this at-the-time Dreamcast exclusive that was actually supposed to be Resident Evil 3. Code Veronica was a huge upgrade to the series, finally offering fully 3D graphics which are some of the best on the system, while retaining the familiar gameplay and ambience the series was known for. This is definitely one of the best of the old-school style Resident Evil games - personally I'd rank it right up there with the original game. If you're looking for some classic survival horror action on the Dreamcast, Code Veronica is a fantastic option.

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Resident Evil 2

After bringing us the amazing Code Veronica, Capcom gave Dreamcast gamers a version of the classic Resident Evil 2. It's more or less the same game that we saw back on the PlayStation, but the graphics are definitely a lot better. Either way, you can't go wrong with playing this one on the Dreamcast as it's arguably the best version of the game that was released back in the day.

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Resident Evil 3: Nemesis

And after Resident Evil 2, Capcom kept the hits coming with a port of the sequel Resident Evil 3. This one has you playing as Jill Valentine trying to escape Raccoon City and takes place at the same time as RE2, originally being developed as a side story rather than a fully fledged sequel. Think of it like Resident Evil 2.5. RE3 offers some new mechanics that improve the gameplay including a dodge move and the ability to go up and down stairs in real time, and a terrifying new foe named Nemesis who stalks you throughout the game. This more action-focused take on the classic Resident Evil formula gives the Dreamcast yet another great horror title.

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Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare

Not to be outdone by Capcom, Infogrames brought us a brand new entry to the original survival horror series, Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare, after a 6 year hiatus. This was a more modern re-imaging of the classic series, the first of two reboots the series would see. The game retains the static cinematic camera angles with gorgeous pre-rendered backgrounds, and adds a dynamic flashlight mechanic that still looks great to this day. If you're into the classic survival horror style adventure games, Alone in the Dark is a must play, and it gets my vote as the scariest game for the Dreamcast, with some of the best atmosphere of any horror game ever made.

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Carrier

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Right before the release of Resident Evil: Code Veronica, Jaleco came out with their take on the survival horror genre with the Dreamcast exclusive Carrier. It's the unintentionally campy low budget b-movie to Resident Evil's comparatively more serious blockbuster horror game, but it's still a good solid horror adventure that brought a unique element to the genre - Having to scan NPCs to figure out whether they're actually monsters or not, a la The Thing. It's a pretty cool mechanic and one that makes Carrier worth checking out.

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Illbleed

From the makers of Blue Stinger (fittingly renaming their company Crazy Games for this release), Illbleed is another horror game for the Dreamcast that really had no peers at the time of its release. The game was a very unique and fairly experimental take on the horror genre, one where you constantly have to monitor not only your health, but also your heart rate, adrenaline and bleeding, as well as your senses as you try to avoid deadly traps strewn all over the levels. While it's gameplay is a lot weirder, slower-paced, and more obtuse than that of Blue Stinger, the insane, over-the-top atmosphere and B-movie inspired charm makes this one an experience like no other that every horror fan should check out. You'll puke with pleasure! You'll vomit with excitement! You'll shit with fear!

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Dino Crisis

Coming to the Dreamcast courtesy of Capcom yet again, this Jurassic Park meets Resident Evil style mashup was an instant classic horror title. You've got vicious dinosaurs, big guns, a mysterious lab, and a hot redhead in skin-tight military gear - What's not to love? To top it all off, the Dreamcast port is definitely the best way to play this game.

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Zombie Revenge

After giving us a port of the arcade classic The House of the Dead 2, Sega came back with a brand new spin-off from the series called Zombie Revenge. The game takes place in the same universe but is now an arcade beat-em-up with a heavy emphasis on gunplay. If you're familiar with the Die Hard Arcade/Dynamite Cop/Dynamite Deka series you'll feel right at home here with tons of crazy, over-the-top weapons you can pick up that are a blast to use. Zombie Revenge is a great action-packed take on the horror genre, and features 2-player co-operative play, so you can slaughter hordes of zombies with a friend!

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Evil Dead: Hail to the King

Evil Dead: Hail to the King is a very Resident Evil-inspired horror game based on the Evil Dead films. Instead of just being a rehash of the story from the movies, Hail to the King offers a brand new story featuring voice acting by the one and only Bruce Campbell. While the gameplay has some quirks to it that can be somewhat irritating, it's completely playable and a pretty amusing time once you've adapted to its style of play, and the original story is a hoot. Definitely a must-have for Evil Dead fans and/or fans of survival horror games looking for a solid horror adventure to play through on the Dreamcast.

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The House of the Dead 2

Sega brought the sequel to the hit arcade original home to the Dreamcast on launch day, and it provides a subliminal on rails lightgun shooter experience. Dismembering zombies up close and personal has never been as satisfying as it is here in this arcade classic!

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The Typing of the Dead

It's The House of the Dead 2 again, only with typing instead of shooting. Improve your words per minute in this quirky cult classic, surely the greatest typing tutor game ever created!

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The Ring: Terror's Realm

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Based on the popular-novel-turned-into-popular-movie series Ringu, the Dreamcast got an exclusive survival horror title that was released in the west as The Ring: Terror's Realm. Unfortunately, it's not all that good. Production values are extremely low, with poor graphics and a mind-numbingly repetitive soundtrack - This definitely feels and plays like a budget title. But it does have a lot of similarities to the Silent Hill games (namely the Otherworld-like settings and flashlight mechanics), so if you're looking for something in that realm for the Dreamcast, The Ring is worth checking out. It's not completely unplayable or anything and die-hard horror fans should be able to find some redeeming qualities hiding somewhere in here. If nothing else, the FMV cutscenes are absolutely hilarious.

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Shadow Man

Acclaim brought a port of its multi-platform hit Shadow Man to the Dreamcast, which combines classic gothic horror elements with 3D Zelda-inspired gameplay and progression. The atmosphere in this one is really great, with excellent writing, voice acting, music and sound, and it plays extremely well to boot. This horror adventure is as close as you're going to get to a 3D Zelda/Metroid style game on the Dreamcast. Highly recommended!

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Sword of the Berserk: Gut's Rage

While this might not be a pure horror game, the story and atmosphere have enough horror themes that I'm putting it on the list anyway. Sword of the Berserk: Gut's Rage is based on the manga and anime series of the same name and features a brand new original story that is very well written and interesting. Which is good because the excellent real time cinemas are the majority of the game. Between the extremely well done story segments you get an excellent and surprisingly deep hack and slash action game somewhat reminiscent of Devil May Cry, which forces you to take into account your surroundings as you slice your way through legions of mutated zombies, demons, and other foes. This Dreamcast exclusive is a unique and fantastic beat-em-up adventure and a must have for the system.

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Nightmare Creatures II

Nightmare Creatures II is a hack and slash horror adventure that came over to the Dreamcast straight from the PlayStation, and it definitely shows. But despite it's visual shortcomings, the game still manages to provide a nice creepy gothic atmosphere. There's not a lot of depth to the gameplay here, but it's a decent enough experience that's worth checking out.

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Half Life

While the Dreamcast port of Half Life was unfortunately canceled before it could finish development, a fairly complete and fully playable beta was leaked years ago. It's not well optimized for the system, but it can be played to completion, and this all-time first person shooter classic is a great horror title that makes an excellent addition to the Dreamcast's horror library. If you have never played the original Half Life, you owe it to yourself to finally experience this amazing title.

The expansion packs Blue Shift and Opposing Force are available to download and play on the Dreamcast as well.

They Hunger

They Hunger was a free Half Life mod by the magazine PC Gamer that was brought to the Dreamcast by fans thanks to the previously mentioned unfinished Half Life port to Dreamcast that actually supports mods! If you're looking for a pure horror FPS, this is one of the best in its genre - truly an incredible experience featuring amazingly creepy atmosphere. A great addition to any Dreamcast horror fan's library!

The other horror-themed Half Life mods ported by fans won't get their own writeups here but here's the list of all that are currently available:

• Paranoia 
• U.S.S. Darkstar 
• Gunman Chronicles 
• Grunt 

Seven Mansions: Ghastly Smile

Seven Mansions: Ghastly Smile is a horror game with a unique-at-the-time 2 player mechanic. While the game was never officially released outside of Japan, it has since been fan translated into English so it's now playable for Western audiences. As far as the game itself goes, it's not one of the system's best - I'd rate it on the same tier as The Ring - but if you're looking for another horror game on the Dreamcast to play, this is one.

 DOOM

Thanks to the hard work of the Dreamcast homebrew scene, Doom, Doom II, and a ton of mods are all available to play on the system. Not much more to say about this one, you should know what Doom is all about by now - shooting through hordes of demons as you try to escape a military base on Mars where everything's gone completely FUBAR.

Related posts:

Horror Games on the Sega Genesis

Horror Games on the Sega Saturn

Horror Games on the Super Nintendo

Horror Games on the Nintendo GameCube

Horror Games on the Nintendo Wii

Horror Games on the Nintendo Wii U