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Hack'n'slash forever!

Ohh..this one too from my childhood. Amazing game. You take role of a young swordman David who must rescue princess (of cause! haha) of the kingdom Green Row. The game itself is a typical isometric hack'n'slash with a BIG portion of puzzles. The dungeens are PACKED with all kind of brain-consuming puzzles. Some of the them are really hard to solve. Really. As for the rest of the game the gameplay is simple - hack, slash- defeat boss- move deeper in to dungeon. The magic in this game has nice features. You can combine it from 4 elements. With gives great variosity in all kind of spells. This is great. Overall this is a good game. It looks nice, music is great as well. And it's hard! So you can not only train your fingers but your brains as well! Don't think it's only for children.

The very first Shining you MUST PLAY!

Blessed by Water, armed in Light, Darkness fears a Shining Knight. So begins the very first foray into the world of everything Shining. Undoubtedly Sega's longest running series, it has endured for almost fifteen years, and has appeared on about a half dozen platforms. Yes, the battle against the Darkness has been a long one, and it all began right here on the Genesis with Shining in the Darkness. When first released back in 1991, SitD enthralled gamers with its lush, detailed graphics, stellar soundtrack, and incredible combat engine. It was such a radical departure from everything else available at the time that it instantly struck a chord with RPG fans. A first-person dungeon crawler on the Genesis? Sure, the window was small, but it was very fluid and clean. Not since the original Phantasy Star back on the Master System had Segaphiles had such an adventure to call their own, and expectations were high. Climax has always had a way with creating a particular personality to their games, and SitD could be said to be the game that pioneered that sense of individuality that makes their games so special. Even more remarkable is the fact that each game in the series manages to fit in nicely with the rest, while still maintaining its own distinct flavor. Presentation plays a big part here, and SitD nearly overflows with it. From the remarkable soundtrack (I'm listening to it as I type this!), to the lovable characters, there's just so much done right here. The story is classic old-school RPG. You volunteered to enter the dreaded labyrinth to rescue your father Sir Mortred, and King Drake's daughter Princess Jessa, who have disappeared within. In order to prove your worth, you were forced to pass the four Trials of the Ancients- Strength, Courage, Wisdom, and Truth. Along the way, you were joined by Pyra Myst (a wizard), and Milo Brax (a monk). Entering the dungeon, defeat the evil Dark Sol to save your father and the princess, and return peace to the kingdom of Thornwood was a daunting task for a novice such as yoursef, but when has inexperience ever a problem when it comes to saving the world in a video game? The first thing you noticed was just how gorgeous everything looked. The Genesis' lack of color onscreen never seemed to be a problem here, and the incredible attention to detail created a style still mimicked today. Each and every enemy had a personality all its own, and the labyrinths themselves were all beautifully drawn. The amount of love and care that went into crafting this game is apparent from the onset; it's just so darn pretty! The magic effects are especially spectacular, and each spell is wonderfully animated. Cast "bolt" and a huge ray shoots down upon your foes, cast fire and watch them burn! As you level up, so do your spells, and the higher levels are full of the power and force you'd expect them to be. Eye candy is meaningless if the gameplay isn't there to back it up, and thankfully SitD delivered the goods on this front as well. Among many of the pioneering aspect of the game was its simple yet practical menu system. Using small, animated icons to accompany the command text, it was quite possible to manage virtually all aspects of the game without ever having to even read (something warmly welcomed by impatient gamers ready to import). So innovative was this system that it became the standard for every game that followed in the series, as well as other RPGs made by Climax for other consoles (e

Back to the Oasis Kingdom...

This is fantastic sequel to Beyond Oasis, one of the best ever action rpg games on Sega MegaDrive. Graphics are fantastic. Nice drawn landscapes and characters. Very bright and colorful. Animation became even better then it was on SMD. Ali runs very smooth and there's also tonns of nice animated stuff like water, grass...etc.. Music if just as it should be - very nice. As well as nice sound effects. This is not a very rare game. And not very "video heavy" (about 100mb on CD).But it's a masterpiece every console rpg gamer must play.