Like many of the best 80s arcade games, Flicky only has one screen at a time. It's a relatively forgotten platformer, but it’s the type that evokes the "one more time" vibe after you get a game ...

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It's the best Sonic game on the Genesis, and one of the best platformers ever made. Golden Axe Converting arcade games to consoles was always a bit hit and miss, but side-scrolling hack-and-slash ...

Sega has developed several iconic video games with a focus on engaging ranged combat gameplay. Some Sega games, like Space Harrier and Rez, offer a unique blend of shooting action and entertainment.

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Best Sega Game for Platforming That’s Not Sonic: Nights Into Dreams This whimsical and dreamlike pseudo-2.5D/3D platforming adventure shows Sega can make a quality platformer not featuring Sonic.