List of unreleased Saturn games

From Sega Retro

Title Publisher Developer Planned release date State before cancellation ROMs dumped?
The 11th Hour Virgin Interactive Entertainment Trilobyte 1995-03[1], 1995-09[2], 1995-10[3], Q4 1995[4], 1996-03[5], 1996-07[6], 1996-09[7], 1996-11, 1996-12[8], 1997-01[9]
3D Ultra Pinball Sierra On-Line 1996
A Bug's Life Disney Interactive Traveller's Tales
A Ressha de Ikou 4 Artdink Artdink 199x
Abuse VIC Tokai Crack dot Com
Actua Golf 2 Gremlin Interactive Gremlin Interactive 1997, 1998
Actua Ice Hockey Gremlin Interactive 1997-12[10], 1998-01[11]
Actua Soccer 2 Gremlin Interactive Gremlin Interactive 1997-10[12][13], 1997-11
Actua Tennis Gremlin Interactive Gremlin Interactive 1997-09, 1997-10[14][13]
Addiction Pinball Ocean Software Team 17 1996
Adidas Power Soccer THQ Psygnosis, Perfect Entertainment 1996-11-29[15], 1997-05-16[16], 1997-07[17]
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Iron & Blood - Warriors of Ravenloft Acclaim Entertainment MagicArts[18] 1996-09[19], 1996-10[20][21], 1996-11[22], 1996-12[23], 1997-02[24], 1997-06[25]
Advanced V.G. 2 TGL Autumn 1998[26]
Air Commander Banpresto 1998[27]
Air NiGHTS Sega Enterprises, Ltd. Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
Alien Encounter Philips
Alien Hive Sega of America Sega InterActive 1997-01[28]
Alien: Resurrection Fox Interactive Argonaut Games Spring 1998[29], 1998-04[30]
Aliens vs. Predator Fox Interactive 1997-02[8], Spring 1997[32], Q1 1998[33]
All Star Soccer Eidos Interactive[34] 1998-06[34] Partial
Allegiance Ocean Software Team 17 199x
Angel Scavenger Q4 1996[35], 1997
Animal Acclaim Entertainment[36] Microtime 1996
Apocalypse Activision[37] Spring 1998[37]
Aqua Scavenger[38] Winter 1997[38]
Aquanaut no Kyuujitsu Artdink Artdink 199x
Armed Interplay Point of View 1995-12[39], 1996-09[40][35], 1996-11[21], 1996-12[41] Prototype dumped
Arms Race Gremlin Interactive 1997-09[42], 1997-10[13]
Astrocade Sega of America Sega Multimedia Studio[43] 1995
Atomic Runner Data East 1997 Dumped
Barb Wire GT Interactive Software Cyro Interactive 1996-10[44][6], 1997-01[45]
Batman & Robin Acclaim Entertainment 1997
Battletech: Gray Death Legion Absolute Entertainment Imagineering Mega-CD prototype dumped
Bedlam GT Interactive Software Mirage Technologies Q3 1996[47], 1996-09[44][6], 1996-10[48], 1996-11[41], 1997-01[49], 1997-03-21[50], 1997-05-23[16], 1997-06[51]
Blade Runner Virgin[38] Westwood Studios[38]
Blades of Rage Ocean Software Ocean Software
Blast Track Sega of America[52] Sega of America
Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain Crystal Dynamics (US), BMG Interactive (EU), BMG Japan (JP) Silicon Knights Autumn 1995[53][54], 1996-08[19], 1996-10[55], 1997-01-24[56], Summer 1997[57]
BloodStorm GameTek Incredible Technologies Autumn 1995[54]
Broken Helix Konami Konami of America 1996-12[41], 1997-01[58], 1997-03[59]
Bubsy 3D Accolade, Coconuts Japan[60] (JP) Eidetic 1996-07[35], 1996-09[19], 1996-11[61][62], 1996-12[58][63], 1997-02[59]
Buggy Gremlin Interactive 1997-10[64][13]
Burn Cycle Philips Interactive Media TripMedia 1996-11[58], 1997-02[59], 1997-08[65]
Buster Bros. Collection Capcom Mitchell 1996-06[35], 1996-07[66], 1996-08[67][19], 1996-08-09[68], 1996-09[69], 1996-11[58], 1997-01[59]
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: The Second Cataclysm
Caesars World of Gambling Interplay
Castlevania: The Bloodletting Konami Konami 1995-11[39], 1996, 1997
Championship Pool 2
Chill Eidos Interactive Silicon Dreams Spring 1998[71] Late Prototype dumped
Chou Flappy dB-Soft 1997-04[72], Spring 1998[71], Summer 1998[26]
Clockwork Knight: Pengin War Sega Enterprises, Ltd. Sega Enterprises, Ltd. 1996 Prototype dumped
Cobra the Psycho Gun Takara Takara 1996[73]
Colliderz ASC Games Adrenalin Entertainment 1997-09[74]
Comix Zone Sega of America Sega Technical Institute Burbank[75] 1996 Early
Condemned Acclaim Entertainment Probe Software Autumn 1997[76]
Conquest Earth Eidos Interactive Data Design Interactive 1997-09[77], 1997-11
Constructor Acclaim Entertainment System 3[78] Summer 1997[78]
Converse Hardcore Hoops Virgin Interactive Entertainment Autumn 1995[54]
Creation Bullfrog Productions 1996, 1997-01[79]
Crime Patrol American Laser Games 199x
Croc 2 Fox Interactive Argonaut Software Christmas 1998[80]
Cyber Sled Namco[83] Namco Hometek[84][85] 1995-07, 1995-10[83], 1995-11[39], 1996-03[5], 1996-06[8] Late[84]
CyberSpeed Mindscape Mindscape Summer 1996
Cyberswine Sega Australia New Development, Brilliant Interactive Ideas 1996
Cyberwar Sales Curve Interactive Q2 1995[86]
D-2
Dark Rift VIC Tokai Kronos Digital Entertainment 1996-09[19], 1997-01[8]
Dark Sun: Shattered Lands Data East USA Strategic Simulations, Inc. 1996-01[87], 1996-03[5], 1996-09[67], 1996-10[8], 1996-12[9], 1997-01[59]
Darknet American Softworks 1996-08[66], 1996-09[19], Q3 1996[88]
DarkRide Rocket Science Games Rocket Science Games 1995-03[91]
Davis Cup Complete Tennis Ubisoft Telstar Electronic Studios 1996-09[44], 1996-10-25[92]
Dawn of Darkness Ocean Software Ocean Software 1995[93], 1996-06[94], 1996-09[7], Q4 1996[95]
Dawn Patrol
Deadly Skies JVC Musical Industries Virtual Studio 1996-01[96], 1996-03[97][98], 1996-04-26[99], 1996-06[8], 1996-07-31[100], 1996-08[7], 1996-10[44][19], Winter 1996[101]
Death Machine Sales Curve Interactive
Death Race Ocean Software 1996[93]
Deathtrap Dungeon Eidos Interactive Eidos Interactive 1996-09[102][103], 1997-09[104], 1997-11
Demon Driver Philips Interactive Media 1997[21]
Descent Interplay Parallax Software Autumn 1995[105], 1995-12[83], 1996-01[39], 1996-09[8][35], 1996-12[62][41], 1997-01[59]
Descent II Parallax Software Interplay 1996-05[106], 1997
Destruction Derby 2 Psygnosis, Perfect Entertainment, THQ Reflections Interactive, Probe Entertainment 1997
Diablo Electronic Arts Climax 1997, 1998
Diary Digitalware[107]
DJ Fresh Telstar Electronic Studios Abstract Studios
Dobro i Zlo Shogakukan Production Vertex Multimedia 1998[71]
Down in the Dumps Philips Interactive Media Late 1996, 1997[21]
Dragon Knight 4 NEC Interchannel 1998[27]
Dragon's Lair
Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp ReadySoft 1995-09[83], 1996-02[39], 1996-03[108], 1997-01[59], 1997-08[65]
Dragons' Heaven Data East Digitalware[107]
Dream Square Yamada Mariya Video System 1997[27]
Dream Team Basketball U.S. Gold Anvil Incorporated 1996-06[109], 1996-07[7], 1996-09[110], 1996-10[44][19], 1997-01[9]
Duel Acclaim Entertainment
Dungeon Keeper Electronic Arts Bullfrog Productions 1996-07-14[94], 1996-09[111], 1996-11[112][113], 1997
Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Doom Capcom Capcom 1996-03[114][108]
Ecco the Dolphin Sega of America Novotrade
Edward Randy Arcade Gears Xing Entertainment 1997[27], 1998[71]
Eiyuu Kourin: The Seven Heroes & Cinderella Alpha Omega Soft
The Elder Scrolls: Arena SoftBank (JP) Something Good 1995-11[115], 1996-08[8]
Empire Golf
Endorfun Time Warner Interactive Onesong 1995-11[39], Early 1996
Eternal Champions: The Final Chapter Sega of America Sega of America Autumn 1995
European Champions League
Exector Arc System Works
Fade to Black Electronic Arts Delphine Software International
Sega Saturn
Virtual Studio 		1996-12[8]
Fake Down System Sacom 1997 Spring[116], 1997 Summer[117], 1997 Winter[118], 1998[27]
Fansform Nihon MMI Technology 1997-09[119]
Fantastic Four Acclaim Entertainment 1997
Ferox Hookstone 1997
Fighter Attack Empire Interactive[120] Late 1996[120]
Fighting Circus: Elandoll Sega Enterprises, Ltd. Sega CS1 Early
Fighting Fantasy Domark[83] 1996[83] Early
Fighting Force Sega of Europe, Electronic Arts Victor (JP)? Core Design 1997-09-17[121][122], 1997-10, 1998-01[123]
Firo and Klawd BMG Interactive 1996-11[21], 1997-01[8], Summer 1997[57]
Flying Spirit Arc System Works
Foes of Ali EA Sports 1996
Football Manager
Formula 1 Psygnosis Bizarre Creations, Probe Entertainment 1997
Fox Hunt Capcom 3Vision Games 1995-11[124], 1996-01[125], 1996-02[5], 1996-03[108], 1996-04[8], 1996-05[8], 1996-06[35], 1996-08[67], 1996-09[66], 1996-11
Fractal Racer Core Design
Free Runner Sega of America Winter 1995[126]
G Police THQ Psygnosis Q2 1997[127], Q3 1997[128]
Game Nihonshi: Tenka Bito Hideyoshi to Ieyasu Koei 1998[27]
Ganymede BMG Interactive Entertainment[129] Rocket Science Games[129][130] 1997[129]
Gekitou Ottamagaeru CRI 1998[27]
Gendai Daisenryaku Strikes SystemSoft 1998[27]
Gender Wars Sales Curve Interactive The 8th Day Winter 1995, 1996-04[131], Q4 1996[132]
Genewars Bullfrog 1996,[133]
Gen¹³ Electronic Arts Gray Matter 1997
Geom Cube
Goal Storm Konami Konami Spring 1996, Q4 1996[35], 1997-01[9]
Grand Theft Auto BMG Interactive DMA Design 1996-10[19], 1996-11[8][62], 1996-12-13[56], 1997-06-13[134], 1997-12
Guilty Gear Arc System Works ,1997-07[72], Autumn 1997[135]
Hard Boiled GTE Entertainment Cryo Interactive Entertainment 1996-11[136][137], 1997-01[58], 1997-02[59], 1997-05[138], 1997-06[139], 1997-07 Three prototypes released
HardBall 5 Accolade Mindspan 1996
Heart of Darkness Virgin Interactive Entertainment (JP) Amazing Studios 1996-06-01[140], 1996-07[8], 1996-09[141][19], 1996-10[66], 1996-11[142][62], 1997-01[9], 1997-03[143][50], 1998[27]
Heavy Machinery Scavenger Zyrinx?
Heretic GT Interactive Software Raven Software 1995-12
Hexen II Activision Raven Software 1997
HMS Dreadnaught Ocean Software Tribe Autumn 1996[93], Winter 1996[95], Winter 1997[38]
Housing Super Software
Housing Catalog Super Software
HT&T Dragon's Haven Data East 1997-02[145]
Hyper Derby CRI 199x
HyperBlade Activision Activision 1996-10[40][19], Q1 1997[146]
Ike! Inachuu Takkyuubu Acclaim Japan 1995[53]
Incredible Idiots in Space ASC Games Q4 1996[147]
The Indestructibles Bullfrog Productions 1996[148]
Indy 500
IndyCar Racing II Papyrus 1996-04, 1996-08-15[149]
Inferno Ocean Software Digital Image Design 1995
International Moto Time Warner Interactive 1997
International Track & Field Konami
Into the Shadows Scavenger Triton 1995-12[150], 1996-06[151], 1997
J.League Excite Stage V1 Epoch 1997-03[24], 1998[71]
Jack Nicklaus Golf Accolade 1996-11[8]
Jet Ski Rage Velocity 1996-01[39], 1996-03[5]
The Journeyman Project: Director's Cut Sanctuary Woods Preso Studios 1995-11[39], 1996-02[5]
Judge Dredd
Kaiun! Nandemo Kanteidan TV Tokyo 1996-08[68]
Kamome Daisakusen Megami-tachi no Sasayaki Ving 1998[27]
Ki Sennin J Wing
Kick Off 3 Imagineer Early
Killing Time Acclaim Entertainment Studio 3DO 1996-11[62], 1997-01[59], 1997-03-26[50], 1997-05-16[16], 1997-06[153][51], 1998[27]
Kingdom O' Magic Sales Curve Interactive Sales Curve Interactive 1996-02[131], Q4 1996
Kisen Kaizoku Neverland 1998[27]
Kumite Konami 47 Tek 1996-08[8], 1996-09[154], 1997-01[9]
The Last Dynasty Coktel Vision, Sierra On-Line Late Saturn version leaked
Lethal Enforcers I & II Konami Konami of America 1996-09[66], 1997-01[9], 1997-03-14[155], 1997-05[17], 1997-06[153]
Little Big Adventure 2 Adeline Software International 1996-12
Loadstar: The Legend of Tully Bodine
Loose Sierra Pioneer 1998[135]
Lunatik Eidos Interactive Pure Entertainment
Machine Hunter
Magic: The Gathering Acclaim Entertainment (US, UK), Acclaim Japan (JP) 1996-11[146][21], 1997-05-16[156], 1997-10[13]
Magic: The Gathering: Battlemage Acclaim Entertainment Realtime Associates Seattle Division 1996-11[157], 1997-05[17]
Major Damage Capcom 1996-06[8], 1996-08[66], 1996-11[62], 1996-12[58], Q1 1997[158] Two early prototypes dumped
Major League Soccer BMG Interactive Z-Axis 1997-08
Manic Karts Virgin Interactive Entertainment 1996-11[8]
Maui Mallard and the Lost City Of Dread Disney Interactive Eurocom Entertainment Software Q4 1996
Maximum Surge Digital Pictures Digital Pictures Autumn 1995[105], Q1 1996[101], 1996-05[159], 1996-11
MediEvil Sony (PlayStation version) Millennium Interactive Q1 1997[160] Early
Mickey Thompson's Supercross Playmates Interactive Entertainment 1996-08[161]
Micro Machines V3 Codemasters 1996-11-29[15], 1996-12[23][162], 1997-05-16[16]
Millennium Fire Bandai Bandai 1998-08-27, Spring 1999[163]
Miru Kiku Asobu Fido Dido JiuQ BOX Kaneko[164] 1996 Early
Mission: Impossible Ocean Software
Money Puzzle Exchanger Athena 1997-09[119]
Monica no Shiro Pioneer LDC Spring 1996[165], Autumn 1996[57], 1997[27], 1998-03[71]
Monster Maker: Holy Dagger NEC Interchannel
Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II Acclaim Entertainment Midway Manufacturing 1996-10-14[166], 1996-11[58], 1996-12-04[15], 1997-06-02[156]
Mortal Kombat 3 Williams Entertainment, GT Interactive Software Q4 1995[54], 1996[167]
Moustache Red
Mudkicker GT Interactive Software Scavenger 1995, 1996, 1997
Muppet Treasure Island Activision 199x
MVP College Football '97 Data East USA 1996-09[66], 1996-11[58]
Mysterious Tarot Jaleco 1995[53]
Nanatsu no Hikan: Senritsu no Bishou
NanoTek Warrior Virgin Interactive Entertainment 1997-06[51]
NBA Hang Time
NBA in the Zone Konami 1996-06[106]
NCAA Football
NFL Full Contact Konami Robin Antonick Games 1995, 1996-01[161], 1996-08[67], 1996-12[41]
NFL Legends Football '97 Accolade Saffire 1996-08[35], 1996-09[19], 1996-11[168], 1996-12[41]
NFL Quarterback Club 98 Acclaim Entertainment Iguana Entertainment 1997-08[169]
NHL Breakaway 98 Acclaim Entertainment Sculptured Software 1997-05[170], 1997-08[171], 1997-09[172][74][173]
NHL Open Ice: 2 on 2 Challenge GT Interactive Software[19] 1996-08[19], 1997-03-28[50], 1998[174]
Nice Shot Acclaim Japan Spring 1997[72]
Ninja Eidos Interactive Core Design 1996-09[8][44], 1996-12-06[15], 1997-01[23], 1997-09-05[175], 1997-10[176], 1998-01, 1998-03[177]
Nuclear Strike Electronic Arts Electronic Arts 1997-10[178]
Obelisk: Project Oscar wo Suikou Seyo! BMG Interactive 1997-03-07
Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee Sega Oddworld Inhabitants 1997-08[179]
Off-road SoftBank 1998[27]
Offensive Ocean Software 1996-06[8], 1996-07-26[100], 1996-10[23], 1996-11-22[15], 1997[180]
Olympic Games U.S. Gold U.S. Gold 1996-05[181], 1996-07[8][7], 1996-08[182], 1996-09-12[183], 1996-10-25[92]
Ongaku Tsukuuru: Kanadeeru 2 ASCII Autumn 1997[135], 1998[26]
Pachinko Club I.S.C. 1995[53], 1996[184], 1998[27]
Pachinko Fighter Pre Stage 199x
Panzer General Strategic Simulations, Inc.
Perfect Weapon American Softworks Grey Matter 1996-11, 1997-01[9], 1997-05[185]
PGA Tour 98 Electronic Arts 1997
The Phantom Fish Soft Office 1997-08[72]
Pinky and the Brain Konami 1997-01[59], Q1 1997[186], Spring 1997[187]
Pitball Coconuts Japan 1997-03[24]
Pitfall 3D Activision Activision 1997-03[88]
Planet of the Apes Fox Interactive Visiware Studios 1997-09-26,[170][175]
Planet Pinball Virgin Interactive Entertainment[83] 1996 Early
Polygon BASIC for Sega Saturn Pasokon Setsuzoku Type Tokuma Shoten Intermedia Autumn 1997[135]
Polygon BASIC for Sega Saturn Sega Saturn Taiou Type Tokuma Shoten Intermedia 1997[135]
Premier Manager 97 Gremlin Interactive 1996, 1997-10[191]
Prime Time NFL Football Starring Deion Sanders Sega of America Autumn 1995[192], Winter 1995, 1996-03[108], 1996-11[193]
Prism Court FPS 1998[27]
Prize Fighter: Heavyweight Edition Digital Pictures 1996-06[106] Late
Project Overkill Konami Konami of America 1995-12, 1996-05[106], 1996-09[194], 1996-12[62][41], 1997-01[58], 1997-03[195]
Project X2 Ocean Software, Coconuts Japan Team 17 1996-10[196], 1996-11-29[15], 1997-01[23], 1997-02-14[197], 1997-06-27[134], 1998-06-04
Psychic Force Game Bank[198] (JP), Acclaim Entertainment[199] (UK) Taito Winter 1997[135], 1998-03-26
Pururun! with Shape Up Girl J Wing 1997-05[72], 1998[27]
Puyo Korogashi Compile 1996
Pyramid no Nazo: Ankh 2 Ray Corporation
QAD: Quintessential Art of Destruction Philips Interactive Media Cranberry Source 1996, 1997[21]
Ragnarok Stage Digital Frontier
Raiden Fighters Electronic Arts Victor 1998-01[200]
Raiden II 199x
Raindrops Electronic Arts Victor 1996-03[201]
Rattlesnake Red Acclaim Entertainment Sculptured Software[202] 1997-02[202], 1997-05
Rauni Fiction Kuki 1995[115]
Raw Pursuit JVC Musical Industries Regal Productions 1996-05[106], 1996-06[203], 1996-08[7], 1996-11[44], 1997-09[204]
Rayman 2 Ubisoft Ubisoft 1996-09[8][66], 1996-10, 1997, 1998[27]
Re-Loaded Gremlin Interactive 1996-09[205], 1997-01[23], 1997-03-07[197], 1997-06[17], 1997-08[153]
Real Sound 2: Kiri no Orgel Warp 1998-06
Rebel Strike Sega Enterprises, Ltd. Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
Rensa Signal Light 1996-08-07[68], 1997[72]
Requiem Nihon Art Media 1998[27]
Resident Evil 2 Capcom Capcom, Nextech Summer 1998[206]
Return Fire Williams Entertainment, SoftBank (JP) Prolific Publishing 1996-02[5], 1996-04-29[99], 1996-06[8], 1996-07[8], 1996-09-06[183], 1996-11[41], 1997-05[207][51], 1998[27] Late Saturn version leaked
Ripper 1996
Roach Racing Sega of America 1996-12[208]
Robinson's Requiem Readysoft[209] Late 1995[209] Early
Rock Climbing Mitouhou heno Chousen: Himaraya Hen Netyou Spring 1997[24]
Rocket Boy Rocket Science Games Rocket Science Games Q4 1995[210]
Rollcage Team 17 199x
The Ruins A.D.M Summer 1998[27], Spring 1999[26]
Rushdown Canal+ Multimédia, Electronic Arts Virtual Studio
S.T.O.R.M. American Softworks Virtual Studio 1995-12, 1996-03[5], 1996-08[19], 1996-05[8], 1996-09[88][66], 1996-10[62]
The Sacred Pools The Code Monkeys, SegaSoft 1996-11[62], 1996-12[41], 1997-02[211], 1997-11[178] Found
Sampras Extreme Tennis Codemasters Codemasters 1996-09-26[166], 1996-11-01[92], 1997-04-26[212]
Screaming Wheels JVC 1995-12[213][83]
Scud Race
Secret Forces Core Design 1995
Seifuku: High School Countdown Yumedia Spring 1998[135]
Sentient THQ Psygnosis 1997-07[153], 1997-11[214]
Sentinel Returns Hookstone Q1 1998[215][216]
Shadoan ReadySoft Virtual Image Productions 1996-06[217], 1996-08[67][218], 1996-11[58], 1997-03[59][219], 1997-08[65]
Shadow of Atlantis Sega of America Sega of America 1997
Shenmue
Shinbatsu Jinsei no Imi Gainax 1998[27]
Shinzui Taikyoku Igo Go Sennin J Wing 1995[53], 1997-05[72], 1998[27]
Shredfest Electronic Arts Electronic Arts 1996-03, Summer 1996, 1996-09[6], 1996-10[221][222], 1996-12[41], 1997-03[223]
Sign of the Sun VIC Tokai[39] 1996-01[39] Early
Skies of Arcadia
Slam Dragon Jaleco 1996-03[224]
Slipstream Interplay Gremlin Interactive 1996
SNK Fan-CD Kaku Oukami Densetsu Hen SNK 1998[27]
Snow Queen Ariadne Media Spring 1997[72]
Sonic Adventure
Sonic Saturn Sega of America Sega Technical Institute Burbank[75] Late 1996 Partially-developed[75]
Sonic the Fighters
Sonic X-treme Sega of America
Sega Saturn
Windows PC
Sega Technical Institute
Sega Saturn
Point of View 		1996-11-21[225], 1996-12, 1997-03[226] Early prototype dumped, later source code leaked
Soul Star X Core Design Core Design Dumped
Space Ace
Spearhead Scavenger 1997
Speed Freak U.S. Gold 1996-09[8]
Spider: The Video Game BMG Interactive Boss Game Studios 1996-09[103], 1996-12[230], 1997-03, Summer 1997[72]
Split Realities JVC Funcom 1995-12[39], 1996-01[83]
Spycraft: The Great Game Activision Activision 1996-08[231]
Star Control III Accolade Legend Entertainment Q1 1996[54], Summer 1996, 1996-09[8], Winter 1996[232]
Startling Odyssey I: Blue Evolution Ray Force 1998[27]
Startling Odyssey II: Maryuu Sensou Ray Force 1998[27]
Startling Odyssey III: Millennium no Seisen Ray Force 1998[27]
Steel Harbinger Mindscape Mindscape Autumn 1996[233], Winter 1996[234]
Steven Spielberg's Director's Chair Just Systems 1998 Spring[235]
Success Story Altron Summer 1995[3], 1996[236]
Super 301 S.Q. Nihon Bussan 1998[27]
Super Motocross Championship Acclaim Japan Spring 1997[72]
Supreme Warrior
SWIV 3D Sales Curve Interactive Krisalis Software
Synchronicity A.D.M Summer 1998[27], Spring 1999[26]
Syndicate Wars Electronic Arts Bullfrog Productions
Sega Saturn
Climax 		1996-08[8], 1996-09[237][218], 1996-10-25[92], 1996-11[6], 1996-12[58], 1997-01[23], 1997-02[59], 1997[170]
Tank Commander Domark[83] 1996[83] Early
Tanktics
Tarantula Scavenger 1996, 1997
Tecmo Super Bowl Tecmo Tecmo 1995-12[115], 1996-04[238], 1996-09[239][66], 1996-10[8], 1997-04[211]
Tenka THQ Psygnosis, Distinctive Developments[240] 1997-06[17], 1997-07[153]
Terminus Scavenger 1996
Test Drive Off-Road Accolade Elite Systems 1996-11[58]
TFX Imagineer Digital Image Design
The City of Lost Children Psygnosis Psygnosis
The Legend of Eden 2 Nihon Columbia Shadow Entertainment
Theme Hospital Electronic Arts Bullfrog Productions 1995, Mid-1996, 1997[21]
The Tick Fox Interactive Late 1996[32]
TIZ: Tokyo Insect Zoo General Entertainment 1997[241] Not found
Tokyo Maboroshi Yume Daigaku Naxat Soft 1998[27]
Tomb Raider II Eidos Interactive Core Design 1997-11
Tomcat Alley
Topps MVP Baseball '96 Data East USA BlueSky Software 1996-07[66], 1996-08[8]
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter Acclaim Entertainment Iguana Entertainment 1997
Twinbee Taisen Pazuru Dama Konami 1995-07[3], 1995-08[2]
Uchuu no Rendezvous: Rama SoftBank Summer 1997[27], Winter 1997[135]
UFO
Sega Saturn
Sega Technical Institute
Ultimate Skidmarks Codemasters[242] Acid Software Late 1996[242]
Uprising
US Drag Champ Nihon Bussan 1998[27]
V.R. Mahjong Nihon Bussan
Vandals Accolade Accolade Q4 1996[243]
Varuna's Forces
Sega Saturn
JVC Musical Industries 		Accent Media 1995-10[39], 1995-11[83], 1996-06[159][203], 1996-07[35], 1996-11[44]
Vectorman 3 Sega of America[244] BlueSky Software 1997[245]
Velocity Virgin Games[246] Cave Logic Studios[247], PF Magic[247] 1996[247] Partial
Viewpoint Electronic Arts 1996-03[248]
VIP Soccer Virgin Interactive Entertainment 1996-07[249], 1996-09[44][6]
Viper Ocean Software Neon Software Spring 1997[170], 1997-08-15[175]
Virtua Fighter 3
Virtua Hamster Sega of America David A. Palmer Productions[250] Dumped (32X)
Virtua Park: The Fish Koei 1998[27]
Virtual Chess Titus[39] 1995-11[39]
Virtual Pool Interplay Celeris 1996-06[106], 1997-05[17]
Virtual Theater 1: Tengoku ni Ikenai Papa Success 1997-12-04[252], 1998[27]
Virtual Theater 2: Boy's Life Success 1997-12-04[252]
Virtual Theater 3: Interceptor Success 1997-12-04[252]
VMX Racing Playmates Interactive Entertainment Studio E 1997-04[253], 1997-08[65]
VR Baseball '97 Interplay Q1 1996[254], 1996-03[108][161], 1996-06[35], 1996-07[66], Q3 1996, Spring 1997
War Gods GT Interactive Software Midway Games 1996-12-13[56], 1997-05-23[134], 1997-07-11[175]
Waterworld Ocean Software Ocean of America[255] 1995-12[39], 1996-01[150], 1996-06-28[94], 1996-07-18[100], 1996-08[19], 1996-10[256], 1996-11[58], 1997[180]
Werewolf: The Apocolypse ASC Games Capcom 1996-09[8][66], 1996-10[62], Q4 1996[257], 1997-03[59]
Wet Corpse VIC Tokai Inc. Nova Spring 1996-09[35]
Wild 9 Interplay Shiny Entertainment 1996, 1997-04[226][147], 1997-12[258]
Wild Animalympics Titus 1996-06[259], 1996-09[221][111]
Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger Electronic Arts, Electronic Arts Victor (JP) Origin Systems 1996-01[39], 1996-03[106], 1996-04[159], Q2 1996[94], 1996-09[67], 1996-11[62], 1997-01[59]
Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom Electronic Arts Origin Systems 1996-10[8]
Wing Nuts: Battle in the Sky Rocket Science Games Rocket Science Games Q4 1995[260]
Words Sega Enterprises, Ltd. Winter 1997[135], 1998[27]
Words Worth Elf Autumn 1998[26]
Worms 2 Team 17 1996
Wärrz Shouei System 1998, 1999
X Japan Virtual Shock 002 Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
XS: Shield Up - Fight Back Sales Curve Interactive 1996-01[262]
Zoiks! Ocean Software 1997-01
Zork Nemesis Activision Zombie 1996-09[8], 1997-02[59]

References

  1. ↑ Beep! MegaDrive, "January 1995" (JP; 1994-12-08), page 84
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 File:SegaSaturnSoftInformation03 JP.pdf, page 8
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Sega Saturn Magazine, "June 1995" (JP; 1995-05-08), page 79
  4. ↑ GamePro, "September 1995" (US; 1995-xx-xx), page 131
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 Sega FY 1997 Brand Review, page 85
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  255. ↑ Interview: Steve Woita (2006-02) by Planet Virtual Boy
  256. ↑ Sega Saturn Magazine, "August 1996" (UK; 1996-07-20), page 16
  257. ↑ GamePro, "August 1996" (US; 1996-xx-xx), page 50
  258. ↑ Tips & Tricks, "xxxx xxxx" (US; xxxx-xx-xx), page 38
  259. ↑ Joypad, "Juillet/Août 1996" (FR; 1996-0x-xx), page 57
  260. ↑ 260.0 260.1 260.2 1995 Sega Product Catalog (US), page 75
  261. ↑ GamePro, "March 1995" (US; 1995-xx-xx), page 146
  262. ↑ Sega Pro, "May 1995" (UK; 1995-04-13), page 11
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