Sonic the Hedgehog 2 1992
Why it still holds upRings you can win back and acts built around a ride give it a pace of its own, and six hidden emeralds still give a reason to search every act.
Game Gear platformers that still hold up
First released on the Game Gear
Games
Sonic the Hedgehog 2 1992
Why it still holds upRings you can win back and acts built around a ride give it a pace of its own, and six hidden emeralds still give a reason to search every act.
Sonic the Hedgehog Chaos 1993
Why it still holds upLevels built for speed, with two characters who move differently, still give each run its own pace.
Fantastic Dizzy 1993
Why it still holds upA puzzle quest with a star hunt is still a good thing to play through.
Deep Duck Trouble Starring Donald Duck 1993
Why it still holds upKicking blocks to make bridges or find treasure still gives each stage a little puzzle to solve.
Mega Man 1995
Why it still holds upIts mix of stages and Robot Masters from the NES games still makes a Mega Man game to try on the Game Gear today.
Sonic the Hedgehog: Triple Trouble 1994
Why it still holds upThe pace is slower than on the 16 bit consoles, which leaves time to look for hidden areas today.
Vampire: Master of Darkness 1992
Why it still holds upA gothic mood and a doctor with a cane still give it a flavor of its own.
Disney's Aladdin 1994
Why it still holds upA short run through the film still makes it easy to finish in one sitting.
The Lucky Dime Caper Starring Donald Duck 1991
Why it still holds upA hammer, a thrown disc and a choice of level order still give the trip something to do.
Land of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse 1993
Why it still holds upFinding new items to reopen old stages still gives it a pace of its own.