Daffy Duck In Hollywood (Psionic Systems 1995)

When Yosemite Sam arrives home one day and finds his entire golden movie award collection missing there is only one choice of duck detective for the case. The thief demands a cool million in cash for the return of the stolen goods and has covered his tracks with dynamite to shake off any would be heroes. All this doesn't faze Daffy though and he must now travel through the sets of famous Hollywood movies, defusing dynamite and getting back the awards.

Ristar (Sonic Team 1995)

In some far-off galaxy an evil alien called Greed is up to no good, enslaving the people and corrupting their rulers. All hope seems to be lost as even their great hero is captured. Still they send out a desperate plea for help which is answered by none other than the hero's son Ristar. OK so the plot isn't that original but the rest of the game more than makes up for this. It just so happen to be that Ristar is a yellow star with telescopic arms. I always wondered who would star in platform games after they run out of a supply of small furry creatures but even I'm surprised at the choice of a celestial object as game character.

Light Crusader (Treasure 1995)

If you don't know about a company called Treasure then you've been missing out on some of the best games on Mega Drive. If you do know them then you might be surprised to learn that they have turned their attention to creating a Role Playing Game. Seeing as almost all their other games were platform games featuring heavy firepower it's interesting to see how they handled this one.

Comix Zone (Sega 1995)

Sketch Turner is a comic book artist that gets a nasty surprise when one of his one creations pops out of his comic one day and traps him inside his own drawings. Now Sketch has to fight for his life while his nemesis is on the outside drawing more adversaries. His not alone though. Along for the ride is his pet rat Roadkill and providing useful information is Alissa Cyan. Comix Zone is not your usual run-of-the-mill Side Scrolling Beat 'Em Up that's for sure.