Grind Stormer is an Action game, developed and published by Toaplan, which was released in Japan in 1993.

V-Rally Championship Edition is a Driving game, developed by Velez & Dubail and published by Ocean, which was released in Europe in 1998.

A part of the V-Rally series, includes 4 licensed cars and 20 racing tracks from different countries with varying weather conditions.

There are two game modes, Arcade and Championship. In Arcade mode you simply need to finish a race in the allowed time. In Championship mode you race against other computer controlled cars to get to the finish line first.

A straight forward shooter. Pilot your space ship and destroy the enemy.

Cut the slopes on some of the steepest mountainsides in SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING, a wild winter challenge where speed in guaranteed! Train and compete on the breathtaking slopes of France's world-famous Vald-Is

adventure game made in 1991

A groundbreaking puzzle game with good graphics and fun character interaction.

Yuko is just your average everyday attractive teenage schoolgirl, with an average life in an average town. Little does she know that she is the chosen one who will wield the legendary Valis sword and save the inhabitants of a parallel dimension from an evil that threatens their existence.

Second (Valis 2 was not released for the G/MD) in a series of rather lame and dated platformers featuring another one of those teenage sword-wielding Japanese schoolgirls. I just wish the games were half as good as the concept, which can be seen in the occasional anime-style cinema. It's my understanding that a short-lived anime series followed not long after the release of the original games.

Valis 3, this time you get your pick of three girls and have to face fiercer enemies - the best game in the Genesis series although that's not saying much, requires far too much precision jumping.

Yuko is just your average everyday attractive teenage schoolgirl, with an average life in an average town. Little does she know that she is the chosen one who will wield the legendary Valis sword and save the inhabitants of a parallel dimension from an evil that threatens their existence.

First in a series of rather lame and dated platformers featuring (what else?) another one of those teenage sword-wielding Japanese schoolgirls. I just wish the games were half as good as the concept, which can be seen in the occasional anime-style cinema. It's my understanding that a short-lived anime series followed not long after the release of the original games.

Valis - Fantasm Soldier, the one that sets it all up, and the second worst-playing one of the lot - graphics aren't bad, though, and the anime-style cinemas are first-rate.

Valtric is an Action game, developed by NMK and published by Jaleco Entertainment, which was released in 1986.

action game made in 1999

Master of Darkness is a platform game, very similar to Castlevania. The plot has the player entering the role of a psychologist named Dr. Social trying to defeat Dracula, who is behind a series of killings in London which have been attributed to Jack the Ripper.

The game requires the player to battle his way through several locations such as cemeteries, laboratories, castles and a house of wax dolls. To defeat the enemies (which range in ability and include zombies, bats and ghosts), players can utilise several primary and secondary weapons. Primary weapons are close combat weapons ranging from knives to rapiers and axes, that differ in range and efficiency. Secondary weapons are long-range weapons (pistols, bombs etc.) with limited ammunition. The player can hold one type of primary and secondary weapon. Picking up a new weapon means it automatically replaces the previous weapon in the player's inventory.

A maze game.
Can you pop all the balloons?

Vandyke is an Action game, developed and published by UPL, which was released in 1990.

Join the Vanguard expedition on a thrilling space odyssey. Fight your way through the perilous tunnels of Aterria to the fabulous City of Mystery and destroy the great Gond!

Join the Vanguard expedition on a thrilling space odyssey. Fight your way through the perilous tunnels of Aterria to the fabulous City of Mystery and destroy the great Gond! Based on the popular video arcade game. Features 4-way firing.

Fight your way through the tunnels of Aterria to the City of Mystery and destroy the great Gond. Now you can play this popular video arcade game at home. Fun for the whole family.

Vanguard II is an Action game, developed and published by SNK, which was released in 1984.

Help! The city's being invaded, and we need fighter pilots to take out the attackers. You can have your pick of three different planes, each with its own unique characteristics and capabilities.

A top-down shoot 'em up reminiscent of the legendary 1943! Its about as close as you'll get to playing this classic arcade shoot'em up on the Genesis, and highly recommended.