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 1996-09[18], 1996-10[19][20], 1996-11[21], 1996-12[22], 1997-02[23], 1997-06[24]
Advanced V.G. 2 TGL Autumn 1998[25]
Air Commander Banpresto 1998[26]
Air NiGHTS Sega Sega
Alien Encounter Philips
Alien Hive Sega Sega InterActive 1997-01[27]
Alien: Resurrection Fox Interactive Argonaut Games Spring 1998[28], 1998-04[29]
Aliens vs. Predator Fox Interactive 1997-02[8], Spring 1997[31], Q1 1998[32]
All Star Soccer Eidos Interactive[33] 1998-06[33] Partial
Allegiance Ocean Software Team 17 199x
Angel Scavenger Q4 1996[34], 1997
Animal Acclaim Entertainment[35] Microtime 1996
Apocalypse Activision[36] Spring 1998[36]
Aqua Scavenger[37] Winter 1997[37]
Aquanaut no Kyuujitsu Artdink Artdink 199x
Armed Interplay Point of View 1995-12[38], 1996-09[39][34], 1996-11[20], 1996-12[40] Prototype dumped
Arms Race Gremlin Interactive 1997-09[41], 1997-10[13]
Astrocade Sega of America Sega Multimedia Studio[42] 1995
Atomic Runner Data East 1997 Dumped
Barb Wire GT Interactive Software Cyro Interactive 1996-10[43][6], 1997-01[44]
Batman & Robin Acclaim Entertainment 1997
Battletech: Gray Death Legion Absolute Entertainment Imagineering Mega-CD prototype dumped
Bedlam GT Interactive Software Mirage Technologies Q3 1996[46], 1996-09[43][6], 1996-10[47], 1996-11[40], 1997-01[48], 1997-03-21[49], 1997-05-23[16], 1997-06[50]
Blade Runner Virgin[37] Westwood Studios[37]
Blades of Rage Ocean Software Ocean Software
Blast Track Sega of America[51] Sega of America
Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain Crystal Dynamics (US), BMG Interactive (EU), BMG Japan (JP) Silicon Knights Autumn 1995[52][53], 1996-08[18], 1996-10[54], 1997-01-24[55], Summer 1997[56]
BloodStorm GameTek Incredible Technologies Autumn 1995[53]
Broken Helix Konami Konami of America 1996-12[40], 1997-01[57], 1997-03[58]
Bubsy 3D Accolade, Coconuts Japan[59] (JP) Eidetic 1996-07[34], 1996-09[18], 1996-11[60][61], 1996-12[57][62], 1997-02[58]
Buggy Gremlin Interactive 1997-10[63][13]
Burn Cycle Philips Interactive Media TripMedia 1996-11[57], 1997-02[58], 1997-08[64]
Buster Bros. Collection Capcom Mitchell 1996-06[34], 1996-07[65], 1996-08[66][18], 1996-08-09[67], 1996-09[68], 1996-11[57], 1997-01[58]
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: The Second Cataclysm
Caesars World of Gambling Interplay
Castlevania: The Bloodletting Konami Konami 1995-11[38], 1996, 1997
Championship Pool 2
Chill Eidos Interactive Silicon Dreams Spring 1998[70] Late Prototype dumped
Chou Flappy dB-Soft 1997-04[71], Spring 1998[70], Summer 1998[25]
Clockwork Knight: Pengin War Sega Sega 1996 Prototype dumped
Cobra the Psycho Gun Takara Takara 1996[72]
Colliderz ASC Games Adrenalin Entertainment 1997-09[73]
Comix Zone Sega Sega Technical Institute Burbank[74] 1996 Early
Condemned Acclaim Entertainment Probe Software Autumn 1997[75]
Conquest Earth Eidos Interactive Data Design Interactive 1997-09[76], 1997-11
Constructor Acclaim Entertainment System 3[77] Summer 1997[77]
Converse Hardcore Hoops Virgin Interactive Entertainment Autumn 1995[53]
Creation Bullfrog Productions 1996, 1997-01[78]
Crime Patrol American Laser Games 199x
Croc 2 Fox Interactive Argonaut Software Christmas 1998[79]
Cyber Sled Namco[82] Namco Hometek[83][84] 1995-07, 1995-10[82], 1995-11[38], 1996-03[5], 1996-06[8] Late[83]
CyberSpeed Mindscape Mindscape Summer 1996
Cyberswine Sega Australia New Development, Brilliant Interactive Ideas 1996
Cyberwar Sales Curve Interactive Q2 1995[85]
D-2
Dark Rift VIC Tokai Kronos Digital Entertainment 1996-09[18], 1997-01[8]
Dark Sun: Shattered Lands Data East USA Strategic Simulations, Inc. 1996-01[86], 1996-03[5], 1996-09[66], 1996-10[8], 1996-12[9], 1997-01[58]
Darknet American Softworks 1996-08[65], 1996-09[18], Q3 1996[87]
DarkRide Rocket Science Games Rocket Science Games 1995-03[90]
Davis Cup Complete Tennis Ubisoft Telstar Electronic Studios 1996-09[43], 1996-10-25[91]
Dawn of Darkness Ocean Software Ocean Software 1995[92], 1996-06[93], 1996-09[7], Q4 1996[94]
Dawn Patrol
Deadly Skies JVC Musical Industries Virtual Studio 1996-01[95], 1996-03[96][97], 1996-04-26[98], 1996-06[8], 1996-07-31[99], 1996-08[7], 1996-10[43][18], Winter 1996[100]
Death Machine Sales Curve Interactive
Death Race Ocean Software 1996[92]
Deathtrap Dungeon Eidos Interactive Eidos Interactive 1996-09[101][102], 1997-09[103], 1997-11
Demon Driver Philips Interactive Media 1997[20]
Descent Interplay Parallax Software Autumn 1995[104], 1995-12[82], 1996-01[38], 1996-09[8][34], 1996-12[61][40], 1997-01[58]
Descent II Parallax Software Interplay 1996-05[105], 1997
Destruction Derby 2 Psygnosis, Perfect Entertainment, THQ Reflections Interactive, Probe Entertainment 1997
Diablo Electronic Arts Climax 1997, 1998
Dobro i Zlo Shogakukan Production Vertex Multimedia 1998[70]
Down in the Dumps Philips Interactive Media Late 1996, 1997[20]
Dragon Knight 4 NEC Interchannel 1998[26]
Dragon's Lair
Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp ReadySoft 1995-09[82], 1996-02[38], 1996-03[106], 1997-01[58], 1997-08[64]
Dream Square Yamada Mariya Video System 1997[26]
Dream Team Basketball U.S. Gold Anvil Incorporated 1996-06[107], 1996-07[7], 1996-09[108], 1996-10[43][18], 1997-01[9]
Duel Acclaim Entertainment
Dungeon Keeper Electronic Arts Bullfrog Productions 1996-07-14[93], 1996-09[109], 1996-11[110][111], 1997
Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Doom Capcom Capcom 1996-03[112][106]
Ecco the Dolphin Sega Novotrade
Edward Randy Arcade Gears Xing Entertainment 1997[26], 1998[70]
Eiyuu Kourin: The Seven Heroes & Cinderella Alpha Omega Soft
The Elder Scrolls: Arena SoftBank (JP) Something Good 1995-11[113], 1996-08[8]
Empire Golf
Endorfun Time Warner Interactive Onesong 1995-11[38], Early 1996
Eternal Champions: The Final Chapter Sega Sega 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[114], 1997 Summer[115], 1997 Winter[116], 1998[26]
Fansform Nihon MMI Technology 1997-09[117]
Fantastic Four Acclaim Entertainment 1997
Ferox Hookstone 1997
Fighter Attack Empire Interactive[118] Late 1996[118]
Fighting Circus: Elandoll Sega Sega CS1 Early
Fighting Fantasy Domark[82] 1996[82] Early
Fighting Force Sega, Electronic Arts Victor (JP)? Core Design 1997-09-17[119][120], 1997-10, 1998-01[121]
Firo and Klawd BMG Interactive 1996-11[20], 1997-01[8], Summer 1997[56]
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[122], 1996-01[123], 1996-02[5], 1996-03[106], 1996-04[8], 1996-05[8], 1996-06[34], 1996-08[66], 1996-09[65], 1996-11
Fractal Racer Core Design
Free Runner Sega Sega Winter 1995[124]
G Police THQ Psygnosis Q2 1997[125], Q3 1997[126]
Game Nihonshi: Tenka Bito Hideyoshi to Ieyasu Koei 1998[26]
Ganymede BMG Interactive Entertainment[127] Rocket Science Games[127][128] 1997[127]
Gekitou Ottamagaeru CRI 1998[26]
Gendai Daisenryaku Strikes SystemSoft 1998[26]
Gender Wars Sales Curve Interactive The 8th Day Winter 1995, 1996-04[129], Q4 1996[130]
Genewars Bullfrog 1996,[131]
Gen¹³ Electronic Arts Gray Matter 1997
Geom Cube
Goal Storm Konami Konami Spring 1996, Q4 1996[34], 1997-01[9]
Grand Theft Auto BMG Interactive DMA Design 1996-10[18], 1996-11[8][61], 1996-12-13[55], 1997-06-13[132], 1997-12
Guilty Gear Arc System Works ,1997-07[71], Autumn 1997[133]
Hard Boiled GTE Entertainment Cryo Interactive Entertainment 1996-11[134][135], 1997-01[57], 1997-02[58], 1997-05[136], 1997-06[137], 1997-07 Three prototypes released
HardBall 5 Accolade Mindspan 1996
Heart of Darkness Virgin Interactive Entertainment (JP) Amazing Studios 1996-06-01[138], 1996-07[8], 1996-09[139][18], 1996-10[65], 1996-11[140][61], 1997-01[9], 1997-03[141][49], 1998[26]
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[92], Winter 1996[94], Winter 1997[37]
Housing Super Software
Housing Catalog Super Software
HT&T Dragon's Haven Data East 1997-02[143]
Hyper Derby CRI 199x
HyperBlade Activision Activision 1996-10[39][18], Q1 1997[144]
Ike! Inachuu Takkyuubu Acclaim Japan 1995[52]
Incredible Idiots in Space ASC Games Q4 1996[145]
The Indestructibles Bullfrog Productions 1996[146]
Indy 500
IndyCar Racing II Papyrus 1996-04, 1996-08-15[147]
Inferno Ocean Software Digital Image Design 1995
International Moto Time Warner Interactive 1997
International Track & Field Konami
Into the Shadows Scavenger Triton 1995-12[148], 1996-06[149], 1997
J.League Excite Stage V1 Epoch 1997-03[23], 1998[70]
Jack Nicklaus Golf Accolade 1996-11[8]
Jet Ski Rage Velocity 1996-01[38], 1996-03[5]
The Journeyman Project: Director's Cut Sanctuary Woods Preso Studios 1995-11[38], 1996-02[5]
Judge Dredd
Kaiun! Nandemo Kanteidan TV Tokyo 1996-08[67]
Kamome Daisakusen Megami-tachi no Sasayaki Ving 1998[26]
Ki Sennin J Wing
Kick Off 3 Imagineer Early
Killing Time Acclaim Entertainment Studio 3DO 1996-11[61], 1997-01[58], 1997-03-26[49], 1997-05-16[16], 1997-06[151][50], 1998[26]
Kingdom O' Magic Sales Curve Interactive Sales Curve Interactive 1996-02[129], Q4 1996
Kisen Kaizoku Neverland 1998[26]
Kumite Konami 47 Tek 1996-08[8], 1996-09[152], 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[65], 1997-01[9], 1997-03-14[153], 1997-05[17], 1997-06[151]
Little Big Adventure 2 Adeline Software International 1996-12
Loadstar: The Legend of Tully Bodine
Loose Sierra Pioneer 1998[133]
Lunatik Eidos Interactive Pure Entertainment
Machine Hunter
Magic: The Gathering Acclaim Entertainment (US, UK), Acclaim Japan (JP) 1996-11[144][20], 1997-05-16[154], 1997-10[13]
Magic: The Gathering: Battlemage Acclaim Entertainment Realtime Associates Seattle Division 1996-11[155], 1997-05[17]
Major Damage Capcom 1996-06[8], 1996-08[65], 1996-11[61], 1996-12[57], Q1 1997[156] 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[104], Q1 1996[100], 1996-05[157], 1996-11
MediEvil Sony (PlayStation version) Millennium Interactive Q1 1997[158] Early
Mickey Thompson's Supercross Playmates Interactive Entertainment 1996-08[159]
Micro Machines V3 Codemasters 1996-11-29[15], 1996-12[22][160], 1997-05-16[16]
Millennium Fire Bandai Bandai 1998-08-27, Spring 1999[161]
Miru Kiku Asobu Fido Dido JiuQ BOX Kaneko[162] 1996 Early
Mission: Impossible Ocean Software
Money Puzzle Exchanger Athena 1997-09[117]
Monica no Shiro Pioneer LDC Spring 1996[163], Autumn 1996[56], 1997[26], 1998-03[70]
Monster Maker: Holy Dagger NEC Interchannel
Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II Acclaim Entertainment Midway Manufacturing 1996-10-14[164], 1996-11[57], 1996-12-04[15], 1997-06-02[154]
Mortal Kombat 3 Williams Entertainment, GT Interactive Software Q4 1995[53], 1996[165]
Moustache Red
Mudkicker GT Interactive Software Scavenger 1995, 1996, 1997
Muppet Treasure Island Activision 199x
MVP College Football '97 Data East USA 1996-09[65], 1996-11[57]
Mysterious Tarot Jaleco 1995[52]
Nanatsu no Hikan: Senritsu no Bishou
NanoTek Warrior Virgin Interactive Entertainment 1997-06[50]
NBA Hang Time
NBA in the Zone Konami 1996-06[105]
NCAA Football
NFL Full Contact Konami Robin Antonick Games 1995, 1996-01[159], 1996-08[66], 1996-12[40]
NFL Legends Football '97 Accolade Saffire 1996-08[34], 1996-09[18], 1996-11[166], 1996-12[40]
NFL Quarterback Club 98 Acclaim Entertainment Iguana Entertainment 1997-08[167]
NHL Breakaway 98 Acclaim Entertainment Sculptured Software 1997-05[168], 1997-08[169], 1997-09[170][73][171]
NHL Open Ice: 2 on 2 Challenge GT Interactive Software[18] 1996-08[18], 1997-03-28[49], 1998[172]
Nice Shot Acclaim Japan Spring 1997[71]
Ninja Eidos Interactive Core Design 1996-09[8][43], 1996-12-06[15], 1997-01[22], 1997-09-05[173], 1997-10[174], 1998-01, 1998-03[175]
Nuclear Strike Electronic Arts Electronic Arts 1997-10[176]
Obelisk: Project Oscar wo Suikou Seyo! BMG Interactive 1997-03-07
Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee Sega Oddworld Inhabitants 1997-08[177]
Off-road SoftBank 1998[26]
Offensive Ocean Software 1996-06[8], 1996-07-26[99], 1996-10[22], 1996-11-22[15], 1997[178]
Olympic Games U.S. Gold U.S. Gold 1996-05[179], 1996-07[8][7], 1996-08[180], 1996-09-12[181], 1996-10-25[91]
Ongaku Tsukuuru: Kanadeeru 2 ASCII Autumn 1997[133], 1998[25]
Pachinko Club I.S.C. 1995[52], 1996[182], 1998[26]
Pachinko Fighter Pre Stage 199x
Panzer General Strategic Simulations, Inc.
Perfect Weapon American Softworks Grey Matter 1996-11, 1997-01[9], 1997-05[183]
PGA Tour 98 Electronic Arts 1997
The Phantom Fish Soft Office 1997-08[71]
Pinky and the Brain Konami 1997-01[58], Q1 1997[184], Spring 1997[185]
Pitball Coconuts Japan 1997-03[23]
Pitfall 3D Activision Activision 1997-03[87]
Planet of the Apes Fox Interactive Visiware Studios 1997-09-26,[168][173]
Planet Pinball Virgin Interactive[82] 1996 Early
Polygon BASIC for Sega Saturn Pasokon Setsuzoku Type Tokuma Shoten Intermedia Autumn 1997[133]
Polygon BASIC for Sega Saturn Sega Saturn Taiou Type Tokuma Shoten Intermedia 1997[133]
Premier Manager 97 Gremlin Interactive 1996, 1997-10[189]
Prime Time NFL Football Starring Deion Sanders Sega Autumn 1995[190], Winter 1995, 1996-03[106], 1996-11[191]
Prism Court FPS 1998[26]
Prize Fighter: Heavyweight Edition Digital Pictures 1996-06[105] Late
Project Overkill Konami Konami of America 1995-12, 1996-05[105], 1996-09[192], 1996-12[61][40], 1997-01[57], 1997-03[193]
Project X2 Ocean Software, Coconuts Japan Team 17 1996-10[194], 1996-11-29[15], 1997-01[22], 1997-02-14[195], 1997-06-27[132], 1998-06-04
Psychic Force Game Bank[196] (JP), Acclaim Entertainment[197] (UK) Taito Winter 1997[133], 1998-03-26
Pururun! with Shape Up Girl J Wing 1997-05[71], 1998[26]
Puyo Korogashi Compile 1996
Pyramid no Nazo: Ankh 2 Ray Corporation
QAD: Quintessential Art of Destruction Philips Interactive Media Cranberry Source 1996, 1997[20]
Ragnarok Stage Digital Frontier
Raiden Fighters Electronic Arts Victor 1998-01[198]
Raiden II 199x
Raindrops Electronic Arts Victor 1996-03[199]
Rattlesnake Red Acclaim Entertainment Sculptured Software[200] 1997-02[200], 1997-05
Rauni Fiction Kuki 1995[113]
Raw Pursuit JVC Musical Industries Regal Productions 1996-05[105], 1996-06[201], 1996-08[7], 1996-11[43], 1997-09[202]
Rayman 2 Ubisoft Ubisoft 1996-09[8][65], 1996-10, 1997, 1998[26]
Re-Loaded Gremlin Interactive 1996-09[203], 1997-01[22], 1997-03-07[195], 1997-06[17], 1997-08[151]
Real Sound 2: Kiri no Orgel Warp 1998-06
Rebel Strike Sega Sega
Rensa Signal Light 1996-08-07[67], 1997[71]
Requiem Nihon Art Media 1998[26]
Resident Evil 2 Capcom Capcom, Nextech Summer 1998[204]
Return Fire Williams Entertainment, SoftBank (JP) Prolific Publishing 1996-02[5], 1996-04-29[98], 1996-06[8], 1996-07[8], 1996-09-06[181], 1996-11[40], 1997-05[205][50], 1998[26] Late Saturn version leaked
Ripper 1996
Roach Racing Sega 1996-12[206]
Robinson's Requiem Readysoft[207] Late 1995[207] Early
Rock Climbing Mitouhou heno Chousen: Himaraya Hen Netyou Spring 1997[23]
Rocket Boy Rocket Science Games Rocket Science Games Q4 1995[208]
Rollcage Team 17 199x
The Ruins A.D.M Summer 1998[26], Spring 1999[25]
Rushdown Canal+ Multimédia, Electronic Arts Virtual Studio
S.T.O.R.M. American Softworks Virtual Studio 1995-12, 1996-03[5], 1996-08[18], 1996-05[8], 1996-09[87][65], 1996-10[61]
The Sacred Pools The Code Monkeys, SegaSoft 1996-11[61], 1996-12[40], 1997-02[209], 1997-11[176] Found
Sampras Extreme Tennis Codemasters Codemasters 1996-09-26[164], 1996-11-01[91], 1997-04-26[210]
Screaming Wheels JVC 1995-12[211][82]
Scud Race
Secret Forces Core Design 1995
Seifuku: High School Countdown Yumedia Spring 1998[133]
Sentient THQ Psygnosis 1997-07[151], 1997-11[212]
Sentinel Returns Hookstone Q1 1998[213][214]
Shadoan ReadySoft Virtual Image Productions 1996-06[215], 1996-08[66][216], 1996-11[57], 1997-03[58][217], 1997-08[64]
Shadow of Atlantis Sega Sega 1997
Shenmue
Shinbatsu Jinsei no Imi Gainax 1998[26]
Shinzui Taikyoku Igo Go Sennin J Wing 1995[52], 1997-05[71], 1998[26]
Shredfest Electronic Arts Electronic Arts 1996-03, Summer 1996, 1996-09[6], 1996-10[219][220], 1996-12[40], 1997-03[221]
Sign of the Sun VIC Tokai[38] 1996-01[38] Early
Skies of Arcadia
Slam Dragon Jaleco 1996-03[222]
Slipstream Interplay Gremlin Interactive 1996
SNK Fan-CD Kaku Oukami Densetsu Hen SNK 1998[26]
Snow Queen Ariadne Media Spring 1997[71]
Sonic Adventure
Sonic Saturn Sega Sega Technical Institute Burbank[74] Late 1996 Partially-developed[74]
Sonic the Fighters
Sonic X-treme Sega
Sega Saturn
Windows PC
Sega Technical Institute
Sega Saturn
Point of View 		1996-11-21[223], 1996-12, 1997-03[224] 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[102], 1996-12[228], 1997-03, Summer 1997[71]
Split Realities JVC Funcom 1995-12[38], 1996-01[82]
Spycraft: The Great Game Activision Activision 1996-08[229]
Star Control III Accolade Legend Entertainment Q1 1996[53], Summer 1996, 1996-09[8], Winter 1996[230]
Startling Odyssey I: Blue Evolution Ray Force 1998[26]
Startling Odyssey II: Maryuu Sensou Ray Force 1998[26]
Startling Odyssey III: Millennium no Seisen Ray Force 1998[26]
Steel Harbinger Mindscape Mindscape Autumn 1996[231], Winter 1996[232]
Steven Spielberg's Director's Chair Just Systems 1998 Spring[233]
Success Story Altron Summer 1995[3], 1996[234]
Super 301 S.Q. Nihon Bussan 1998[26]
Super Motocross Championship Acclaim Japan Spring 1997[71]
Supreme Warrior
SWIV 3D Sales Curve Interactive Krisalis Software
Synchronicity A.D.M Summer 1998[26], Spring 1999[25]
Syndicate Wars Electronic Arts Bullfrog Productions
Sega Saturn
Climax 		1996-08[8], 1996-09[235][216], 1996-10-25[91], 1996-11[6], 1996-12[57], 1997-01[22], 1997-02[58], 1997[168]
Tank Commander Domark[82] 1996[82] Early
Tanktics
Tarantula Scavenger 1996, 1997
Tecmo Super Bowl Tecmo Tecmo 1995-12[113], 1996-04[236], 1996-09[237][65], 1996-10[8], 1997-04[209]
Tenka THQ Psygnosis, Distinctive Developments[238] 1997-06[17], 1997-07[151]
Terminus Scavenger 1996
Test Drive Off-Road Accolade Elite Systems 1996-11[57]
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[20]
The Tick Fox Interactive Late 1996[31]
TIZ: Tokyo Insect Zoo General Entertainment 1997[239] Not found
Tokyo Maboroshi Yume Daigaku Naxat Soft 1998[26]
Tomb Raider II Eidos Interactive Core Design 1997-11
Tomcat Alley
Topps MVP Baseball '96 Data East USA BlueSky Software 1996-07[65], 1996-08[8]
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter Acclaim Entertainment 1997
Twinbee Taisen Pazuru Dama Konami 1995-07[3], 1995-08[2]
Uchuu no Rendezvous: Rama SoftBank Summer 1997[26], Winter 1997[133]
UFO
Sega Saturn
Sega Technical Institute
Ultimate Skidmarks Codemasters[240] Acid Software Late 1996[240]
Uprising
US Drag Champ Nihon Bussan 1998[26]
V.R. Mahjong Nihon Bussan
Vandals Accolade Accolade Q4 1996[241]
Varuna's Forces
Sega Saturn
JVC Musical Industries 		Accent Media 1995-10[38], 1995-11[82], 1996-06[157][201], 1996-07[34], 1996-11[43]
Vectorman 3 Sega[242] BlueSky Software 1997[243]
Velocity Virgin Games[244] Cave Logic Studios[245], PF Magic[245] 1996[245] Partial
Viewpoint Electronic Arts 1996-03[246]
VIP Soccer Virgin Interactive 1996-07[247], 1996-09[43][6]
Viper Ocean Software Neon Software Spring 1997[168], 1997-08-15[173]
Virtua Fighter 3
Virtua Hamster Sega David A. Palmer Productions[248] Dumped (32X)
Virtua Park: The Fish Koei 1998[26]
Virtual Chess Titus[38] 1995-11[38]
Virtual Pool Interplay Celeris 1996-06[105], 1997-05[17]
Virtual Theater 1: Tengoku ni Ikenai Papa Success 1997-12-04[250], 1998[26]
Virtual Theater 2: Boy's Life Success 1997-12-04[250]
Virtual Theater 3: Interceptor Success 1997-12-04[250]
VMX Racing Playmates Interactive Entertainment Studio E 1997-04[251], 1997-08[64]
VR Baseball '97 Interplay Q1 1996[252], 1996-03[106][159], 1996-06[34], 1996-07[65], Q3 1996, Spring 1997
War Gods GT Interactive Software Midway Games 1996-12-13[55], 1997-05-23[132], 1997-07-11[173]
Waterworld Ocean Software Ocean Software
Sega Mega Drive
Data Design Interactive 		1995-12[38], 1996-01[148], 1996-06-28[93], 1996-07-18[99], 1996-08[18], 1996-10[257], 1996-11[57], 1997[178] Mega Drive prototype dumped
Werewolf: The Apocolypse ASC Games Capcom 1996-09[8][65], 1996-10[61], Q4 1996[258], 1997-03[58]
Wet Corpse VIC Tokai Nova Spring 1996-09[34]
Wild 9 Interplay Shiny Entertainment 1996, 1997-04[224][145], 1997-12[259]
Wild Animalympics Titus 1996-06[260], 1996-09[219][109]
Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger Electronic Arts, Electronic Arts Victor (JP) Origin Systems 1996-01[38], 1996-03[105], 1996-04[157], Q2 1996[93], 1996-09[66], 1996-11[61], 1997-01[58]
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[261]
Words Sega Winter 1997[133], 1998[26]
Words Worth Elf Autumn 1998[25]
Worms 2 Team 17 1996
Wärrz Shouei System 1998, 1999
X Japan Virtual Shock 002 Sega
XS: Shield Up - Fight Back Sales Curve Interactive 1996-01[263]
Zoiks! Ocean Software 1997-01
Zork Nemesis Activision Zombie 1996-09[8], 1997-02[58]

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
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 Playmag, "Avril 1996" (FR; 1996-0x-xx), page 43
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  8. ↑ 8.00 8.01 8.02 8.03 8.04 8.05 8.06 8.07 8.08 8.09 8.10 8.11 8.12 8.13 8.14 8.15 8.16 8.17 8.18 8.19 8.20 8.21 8.22 8.23 8.24 8.25 8.26 8.27 8.28 8.29 8.30 8.31 8.32 Sega FY 1997 Brand Review, page 265
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  258. ↑ GamePro, "August 1996" (US; 1996-xx-xx), page 50
  259. ↑ Tips & Tricks, "xxxx xxxx" (US; xxxx-xx-xx), page 38
  260. ↑ Joypad, "Juillet/Août 1996" (FR; 1996-0x-xx), page 57
  261. ↑ 261.0 261.1 261.2 1995 Sega Product Catalog (US), page 75
  262. ↑ GamePro, "March 1995" (US; 1995-xx-xx), page 146
  263. ↑ Sega Pro, "May 1995" (UK; 1995-04-13), page 11
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