1994 Games Collection

Sonic Spinball combines pinball mechanics with platforming action as Sonic becomes the ball in Dr. Robotnik's volcanic fortress. The Game Gear version features simplified tables but retains the core physics-based gameplay of the Genesis original.

This side-scrolling adventure follows Asterix and Obelix as they rescue kidnapped villagers from Julius Caesar's forces across 8 Gaulish and Roman locations. Features power-ups including the iconic magic potion that grants temporary invincibility.

Wario's first starring role as an antihero, featuring treasure hunting, multiple transformations, and a pirate theme. Players control Wario through diverse levels to reclaim a golden statue from Captain Syrup's pirate gang.

A quirky platformer featuring Alfred Chicken who must rescue his friends from the evil Mecha-Pig. Players navigate surreal levels with bouncing eggs and transforming abilities.

A groundbreaking FPS for the Atari Jaguar where players experience three unique campaigns as Marine, Alien, or Predator. Set on a human colony overrun by Xenomorphs, the game pioneered atmospheric horror in first-person shooters.

The groundbreaking first-person shooter that defined a genre, adapted for Atari's 64-bit Jaguar console. Features the complete first episode with enhanced lighting effects and smooth performance.

The revolutionary first-person shooter that defined the genre comes to Atari Jaguar. Battle through Nazi strongholds as Allied spy B.J. Blazkowicz with enhanced Jaguar visuals.

A psychedelic remake of the 1981 arcade classic, featuring vector-style 3D geometric tunnels and pulsating electronic music. Survive 100 levels of abstract enemies and power-up madness.

A fighting game spin-off of the classic beat 'em up series, featuring the Lee brothers and other characters from the Double Dragon animated series in one-on-one battles.

A cinematic platformer rebooting the classic Pitfall! series with 16-bit era visuals and gameplay. Players control Harry Jr. searching for his father through treacherous Mayan ruins filled with traps and supernatural enemies.

A high-speed motorcycle racing game showcasing the Jaguar's sprite scaling capabilities. Features split-screen multiplayer, 16 tracks, and a unique 'burnout' boost system for strategic speed bursts.

A 3D polygonal shooter and launch title for the Atari Jaguar featuring free-roaming environments and the infamous phrase "Where did you learn to fly?" from the AI companion.

A groundbreaking 3D mech combat simulator for the Atari Jaguar, featuring fully polygonal environments and a massive, customizable war machine. Set in a dystopian future where you pilot the last remaining Iron Soldier against a tyrannical regime.

Val d'Isère Skiing and Snowboarding is a 1994 winter sports simulation for the Atari Jaguar that recreates the famous French alpine resort. Players can compete in slalom, downhill, freestyle skiing, and snowboarding events with realistic physics and weather conditions.

Based on the 1994 martial arts comedy film, 3 Ninjas Kick Back for Sega CD expands the movie's storyline with enhanced cutscenes and CD-quality audio. Players alternate between Rocky, Colt, and Tum Tum across side-scrolling levels featuring platforming, stealth segments, and boss battles against the villainous Koga Clan.

Harry Jr. searches for his missing father in this action-platformer featuring lush 32X-enhanced jungle visuals. Swing on vines, avoid quicksand, and battle Mayan spirits across 10 levels with weapons like boomerangs and slingshots.

The definitive 32X version of Sega's pioneering 3D racer features enhanced graphics, 4 new tracks (including the exclusive 'Forest' course), and a 2-player split-screen mode. Showcases the 32X's polygon-pushing capabilities with 60,000 polygons per second.

DOOM for Sega 32X is a port of the legendary first-person shooter where players battle demonic forces on Mars. While featuring reduced graphics compared to the PC original, it was one of the most technically impressive console FPS games of its era.