The Greatest Games You (Probably) Never Played
Sean J. JordanThere are thousands of awesome video games you probably never knew existed! Here are some of them.
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The 16-bit Arcade and Console Era (1990-1995) - Ufouria: The Saga (a.k.a. Hebereke)
The Japanese and European covers for the game. Images Source: Launchbox GamesDB
RELEASE DATE: 1991
DEVELOPER / PUBLISHER: Sunsoft
BEST VERSIONS: NES
Ufouria: The Saga never made it to North America during the heyday of the NES, despite...
The 16-bit Arcade and Console Era (1990-1995) - Pig Out: Dine like a Swine
You’ve probably never heard of this game, but prepare to be surprised - it’s a lot of fun! Images Source: Launchbox GamesDB
RELEASE DATE: 1990
DEVELOPER / PUBLISHER: Leland Corporation
BEST VERSIONS: Arcade
I always enjoy a nice surpris...
The 16-bit Arcade and Console Era (1990-1995) - Liquid Kids (a.k.a. Mizubaku Adventure)
The arcade flyer and title screen. Images Source: Launchbox GamesDB
RELEASE DATE: 1990
DEVELOPER / PUBLISHER: Taito
BEST VERSIONS: Arcade
Liquid Kids probably would have fared better outside of Japan with a better name (the Japanese tit...
The 16-bit Arcade and Console Era (1990-1995) - Kid Dracula (a.k.a. Akumajō Special: Boku Dracula-kun)
The Famicom box art and title screen. I normally don’t cover Japan-only games, but this one’s since been re-released worldwide in the Castlevania Anniversay Collection. Images Source: Launchbox GamesDB
RELEASE DATE: 1990
DEVELOPER / PUBLI...
The 16-bit Arcade and Console Era (1990-1995) - Blue’s Journey (a.k.a. Raguy)
The Neo Geo Arcade marquee. Images Source: Launchbox GamesDB
RELEASE DATE: 1990
DEVELOPER / PUBLISHER: Alpha Denshi
BEST VERSIONS: Arcade
Chances are good that even if you’re a Neo Geo fan, you’ve never heard of nor played Blue’s Journe...
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Sean J. Jordan is a professional researcher who loves playing the video games most other people have never heard of. He's always excited to find titles that have been overlooked, misunderstood or forgotten.
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