1. Burning Force (Mega Drive)

In the first episode of the Gamix series, we take a tour of Burning Force, a charming 3D from Namco exclusive on consoles on Mega Drive

2. Demon's Crest (Super Nintendo)

Demon's Crest, from Super Nintendo. The recommendation is to play it only after midnight. After all, we are talking about a Capcom game that is part of the universe of Ghosts' n Goblins.

3. Magician Lord (Neo Geo CD)

Neo Geo Neo Geo... CD! Gentlemen, this is the Magician Lord, an excellent platform with a proposal from Shinobi (?!). "It's a trap!"

4. Ranger X (Genesis)

It really looks like it has more than 64 colors on the screen. It is not true, technically. But it doesn't matter: witness one of the most beautiful games of the 16-bit generation!

5. Crystalis (Nintendo)

Crystalis may look like Zelda and Golvellius, but he has his own personality. Especially on a morning of torrential rain.

6. Moon Crystal (Nintendo)

Is Moon Crystal just "another obscure cartridge for the Famicom" or an amazing platform game? Find out with us in this episode.

7. Aero Blasters (PC Engine)

Can a video game console be so cute? Yes, his name is PC Engine, the original Japanese. And the Aero Blasters game is a great start in exploring this 16-bit.

8. Kirby's Dream Land (Game Boy)

The very first Kirby running on Game Boy Color is a charm in colors. There is so much to see, hear and play at Kirby's Dream Land.

9. Full Throttle (PC)

The best "motorcycle game"? Full Throttle. The most rock & roll of adventures? Full Throttle. D:\Install [enter]. THROTTLE [enter].

10. The Immortal (Genesis)

The Immortal, from Sega Genesis, in Cosmic Effect. A gloomy spectacle... the golden age of Electronic Arts on consoles. Watch out for pixels across the floor...

11. Xenogears (PlayStation)

In 1998, Square took us to 3 dimensions in an RPG that extrapolated science fiction.

12. Radiant Silvergun (Sega Saturn)

Let yourself be carried away by Radiant Silvergun's spectacular music, art and challenge in it... on the SEGA Saturn.

13. The King Of Dragons (Super Nintendo)

Listen to the Super Nintendo joystick in our episode about The King of Dragons.

14. F-Zero GX (GameCube)

The spectacular analog of the GameCube goes to the extreme of 1800 km/h in F-Zero GX. At 60 frames per second, yes, you REALLY feel like you're 1800. Help yourself.

15. Lucienne's Quest (3DO)

Travel with us in 3DO under the command of Lucienne in search of Feindcycle castle... Death Shadow is there... in the 3rd dimension...

16. Seaquest (Atari 2600)

Your objective is to rescue 6 divers with a submarine. Watch out for enemy sharks. Gentlemen, only for "The Number One Video Game": Seaquest, on your Atari 2600!

17. Zero Gunner 2 (Dreamcast)

The Dreamcast continues to take us to the future of Earth. Gentlemen, this is Zero Gunner 2, the closest to the thrill of flying the Blue Thunder!

18. Echo Night: Beyond (PlayStation 2)

Your fiancee, Claudia Selfer, a talented engineer ... is she really alive in this place? We are looking for the absolute truth in Echo Night: Beyond, only on your Sony PlayStation 2.

19. Cadash (Genesis)

Caves are dangerous. Legend has it that in the end, there is a magic portal guarded by a giant. This is Cadash, from Taito.

20. Final Fantasy Tactics (PlayStation)

Isometric combat at its best in the shifts of the splendid Final Fantasy Tactics on your PS1.

21. Crossed Swords (Neo Geo CD)

Will giant mice be a match for your Neo Geo CD joystick? Gentlemen, this is Crossed Swords.

22. Metal Warriors (Super Nintendo)

Ah... giant robots. You can't live without them, especially on your Super Nintendo.

23. Panzer Dragoon Saga (Sega Saturn)

Let yourself fall free and meet your best friend: this is your Sega Saturn with Panzer Dragoon Saga.

24. Journey To Silius (Nintendo)

Observe all the pixels on the floor and when in doubt consult the diskette: player friend, come with me to Journey To Silius, only on your Nintendo.

25. Thunder Force II (Genesis)

No ship game has been or will be like it: gentlemen, welcome to the shocking and unique Thunder Force II.

26. Eternal Darkness (GameCube)

Enjoy the blue light, any light will help you in Eternal Darkness in your GameCube. Triforce Power-Up.

27. The Legend Of The Mystical Ninja (Super Nintendo)

The villagers talk about a dragon and a white mirror. Should we try Konami Code, Goemon?

28. DarXide (Sega 32X)

The planet is really approaching: it was worth 32... X! Gentlemen, this is DarXide, only on your Sega 32X.

30. Master Of Darkness (Master System)

London, 100 years ago. There are bats and also music from the Master System taking over your room...

31. Soul Reaver (Dreamcast)

Don't save over the save: friends, welcome to Nosgoth. Turn on your Dreamcast, Raziel.

32. Viewpoint (Neo Geo CD)

Be it a horizontal, vertical or isometric spaceship game you will need the joystick of your Neo Geo CD - come with us to Viewpoint!

33. Klonoa: Door To Phantomile (PlayStation)

Do you remember all the dreams you ever had? Meet them again in Phantomile on your original PlayStation through the friendly Klonoa.

34. Skyblazer (Super Nintendo)

Your jump will take you to the top of the mountain if you discover the physics of Skyblazer's sprites, only on your Super Nintendo.

35. Shadow Dancer (Genesis)

"Welcome To The Bonus Stage!" Perfect your timing and enjoy the super-stereo music of Shadow Dancer: The Secret Of Shinobi, only in its golden 16-bit!

36. Odin Sphere (PlayStation 2)

Pixel art taken to the extreme hides an amazing action RPG: Gentlemen, this is Odin Sphere on your Sony PlayStation 2 by RGB.

37. Astyanax (Nintendo)

Watch out Astyanax, Blackhorn... it's not what it seems... Welcome to another world, courtesy of your Nintendo Entertainment System.

38. Soukyugurentai Otokuyo (Sega Saturn)

Let the music guide your ship and don't worry: there's power-up... there's power-up on your Sega Saturn with Soukyugurentai!

39. Yars' Revenge (Atari 2600)

Enjoy the spectacle of color and white noise with Yars' Revenge, only on your Atari 2600 and nothing else!

40. Okami (Nintendo Wii)

Follow the musical notes and don't skip the story... This is Okami, on your original Nintendo Wii.

41. Run Saber (Super Nintendo)

Use your stunts and get to the top right away: this is Run Saber, by Atlus for your Super Nintendo and only for it.

42. Gaiares (Genesis)

Secure your Genesis stereo and go ahead...

43. The Red Star (PlayStation 2)

R1 is an important button but its precision on the analog is key in the exceptional The Red Star.

44. Fantasy Zone II (Master System and a surprise...)

There's no way to resist: "welcome to the Fantasy Zone!", only on your Sega Master System. It would be a dream?

45. King Of Demons (Super Nintendo)

You're just another guy studying Majyuuou's buttons, loosely translated as King Of Demons on your Super Nintendo.

46. Dahna (Genesis)

She's spent a lot of time living with an old wizard: hold the button and feel Dahna's controls, only on her Sega Genesis.

47. Enclave: Shadows Of Twilight (Nintendo Wii)

Are you too confident in the power of your Wiimote?

48. Darius Twin (Super Nintendo)

Making plutonium wedding with Taito on your Super Nintendo!

49. Shinrei Jusatsushi Tarōmaru (Sega Saturn)

It's not just the Earth that revolves around the Sun...

50. Sword Master (Nintendo)

When your only ally is control of your Nintendo...

51. Vanguard (Atari 2600)

Is the Atari 2600's Vanguard changing the course of the real world?

52. Cybernator (Super Nintendo)

Cybernator is between you and your end: welcome, Super Nintendo soldier.

53. Soul Star (Sega CD)

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54. Thunder Force III (Genesis)

A big spaceship: with the control of your Sega Genesis, you can.

55. Under Defeat (Dreamcast)

Control your urge to insert this disc into your Sega Dreamcast.

56. Albert Odyssey (Sega Saturn)

Solace to the west... look for the Guy. Yes, the Guy.

57. Nosferatu (Super Nintendo)

What is it, fear? Good to know.

58. Skeleton Krew (Genesis)

Earth, 2070. Get your EGMs ready and start your Sega Genesis, Joint.

59. Hagane: The Final Conflict (Super Nintendo)

Now you are a cyber ninja.

60. Gradius V (PlayStation 2)

A space-time anomaly and suddenly you're not alone.

61. Shatterhand (Nintendo)

2030 is just the beginning.

62. Forsaken 64 (Nintendo 64)

Locate and destroy Metatank, the prototype war, on your real Nintendo 64.

63. Gley Lancer (Genesis)

A giant enemy stands in your way.

64. Rez (Dreamcast)

Do not watch this video. But if you watch, of course Rez from the Dreamcast was released in 2001 and not 2010 -- even though 2010 is a direct continuation of 2001.

65. Drakengard (PlayStation 2)

The usual game music?

66. Road Avenger (Sega CD and a surprise)

You are now Street Avenger on your Sega CD. And on the Sega Saturn too. The third phase twice, I know.

67. Twinkle Tale (Genesis)

Fly. You can.

68. Lagrange Point (Nintendo)

Listen to the song and believe it: it's from the Famicom.

69. Thunder Force IV (Genesis)

We'll see you again in the past.

70. Granada (Genesis)

Battery in control. What do you read?

71. Over Horizon (Nintendo)

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72. Choplifter (Master System)

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73. The Ninja Warriors (Super Nintendo)

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74. Shadow Blasters (Genesis)

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75. Dragon Spirit: The New Legend (Nintendo)

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76. BlaZeon (Super Nintendo)

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77. Episode 77

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