Sega.

[dojo]

Whats your fav sega game? for me sonic.

 

[BattleFranky~40]

Comix Zone, Golden Axe, Phantasy Star, Puyo Pop, Jet Set Radio, Shenmue,

 

[Chris]

If by that you mean Sega games for any consoles in specific..

Burning Rangers, ChuChu Rocket!, Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio, Jet Set Radio Future, NiGHTS into Dreams, Phantasy Star, Phantasy Star II, Phantasy Star IV, Phantasy Star Online, Shenmue, Shenmue II, Sonic the Hedgehog 1 - & Knuckles, Sonic Adventure, Space Channel 5

Dreamcast was probably the best period for Sega games and franchises.

 

[Leon]

Sonic 1, 2 and the real sonic 3 (A.K.A Sonic 3 & Knuckles) Ristar, Ecco the Dolphin, Sonic adventure 2 Battle.

 

[BattleFranky~40]

If by that you mean Sega games for any consoles in specific..

Burning Rangers, ChuChu Rocket!, Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio, Jet Set Radio Future, NiGHTS into Dreams, Phantasy Star, Phantasy Star II, Phantasy Star IV, Phantasy Star Online, Shenmue, Shenmue II, Sonic the Hedgehog 1 - & Knuckles, Sonic Adventure, Space Channel 5

Dreamcast was probably the best period for Sega games and franchises.

I knew I forgot something. NiGHTS was awesome.

 

[Kez]

I think that it would have to be Sonic 3 and Knuckles. But I have not been on loades of games, and barley any Dreamcast ones unless they have been released for the GC.

I always wanted to play NiGHTS to see what it was like.

 

[dojo]

I really want to play a dreamcast. and play sonic adventure 2.

 

[Ho-oh Seeker]

Sonic Adventure 2 Battle. The gameplay/storyline was great, great 2-player mode, and the best Chao World (The one from DX stunk).

 

[Chris]

and the best Chao World (The one from DX stunk).

Fails for not realizing that was the FIRST Chao World in DX, not the other way around. Obviously it'd have less to do than in SA2. e_e

 

[Usagi]

I like the Sonic games.I haven't really played anything else by Sega.^^;

 

[Ho-oh Seeker]

Fails for not realizing that was the FIRST Chao World in DX, not the other way around. Obviously it'd have less to do than in SA2. e_e

I know the Chao World in SA1 obviously came before the Chao World in SA2, it's just even then it got boring extremely fast, while I could play for days in the by-far improved Chao World in SA2.

Then when the GCN came out, they did appear in the opposite order, and by the time DX came around, I fully understood how bad the original was in comparison to SA2:B.

 

[Dragon Trainer EX]

Sonic was always the classic game that I played when I was young. I love Sonic, and the Ecco games too, only they're extremely difficult ><

-DTEX

 

[Hemp Man]

Sonic and Streets of Rage were the best.

 

[minty-fivestar]

Mm, for me? Skies of Arcadia. Cause I'm an RPG freak. XD

 

[Magnus]

Golden Axe, Streets of Rage, Sonic, Skies of Arcadia.

 

[Trooper Guy]

Sonic 1, 2, Sonic Triple Trouble (Game Gear), Sonic 3 & Knuckles (BEST Sonic game ever, imo), Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, Ristar, Wonderboy (Game Gear), Columns (Game Gear), Golden Axe, Shadow of the Beast (Mega Drive) and Streets of Rage.

Awesome games right there. Part of my childhood (except SA2B)

 

[UberSorcerer]

All the Sonics, Golden Axe, Streets of Rage, Wonderboy 3, Crazy Taxi, Megadrive version of Mortal Kombat II.

I wish I played:
Jet Set Radio, Shenmue, NiGHTS, Space Channel 5, Phantasy Star series.

 

[Moonlight Silence]

Hmm mainly all the Sonic games, Ristar was ace too, I always wanted to play Skies Of Arcadia, Ecco the dolphin and NiGHTS looks really good. So yeah. =P

 

[Chris]

Allow me to help you guys out.

Jet Set Radio is available in three formats.

Jet Set Radio (under the title of Jet Grind Radio) - Dreamcast
Jet Set Radio Future - Xbox
Jet Set Radio - Game Boy Advance

I wouldn't recommend the GBA version. >_> Though if you can get a Dreamcast or Xbox, JSR and JSRF are rather cheap to afford and easy to get from online stores or online auctions.

Shenmue is a rather tough one.

Shenmue - Dreamcast
Shenmue II (JAPAN AND EUROPE ONLY) - Dreamcast
Shenmue II (US ONLY) - Xbox

Take your pick. Shenmue II for the Xbox includes a DVD which includes all the cut scenes from the original game so you can follow up on what occured. I believe the game's out of print, so I'd suggest grabbing it quickly if you have an Xbox. The first game shouldn't be too hard to find.

NiGHTS into Dreams..oh dear.

NiGHTS into Dreams - Saturn
Christmas NiGHTS into Dreams - Saturn

Funny thing is that Christmas NiGHTS is even rarer to find for a US Saturn. You can find a good amount of Japanese copies on eBay, but you'll be lucky to find and win a US copy. The standard game is rather simple to find. But you can expect to pay some cash for the game as well as a seperate analog controller. Most of the time, you won't find the controller included with the game. If you do, it'll cost ya. Also, Sega Saturns don't appear to be that difficult to find.

Space Channel 5 is an easy one.

Space Channel 5 - Dreamcast
Space Channel 5 Part 2 (JAPAN ONLY) - Dreamcast
Space Channel 5 Part 2 - PlayStation 2
Space Channel 5: Ulala's Cosmic Attack - Game Boy Advance

This game is easy as all hell to find and it's dirt cheap. I bought my Dreamcast copy for only $1.99 and it was SEALED. You can pretty much find the first and second game anywhere online. As well as the GBA one.

Phantasy Star's a little difficult.

Phantasy Star - Master System
Phantasy Star II - Genesis
Phantasy Star III - Genesis
Phantasy Star IV - Genesis
Phantasy Star Collection - Game Boy Advance

First off, the first three games can be found in the GBA collection. The originals, however, are difficult to obtain and usually cost a pretty penny. Especially the fourth game.

Phantasy Star Online - Dreamcast
Phantasy Star Online Ver. 2 - Dreamcast and PC
Phantasy Star Online Episode 1 & 2 - GameCube and Xbox
Phantasy Star Online Episode 3 - GameCube
Phantasy Star Online Episode 1 & 2 Plus - GameCube
Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst - PC

These are a little tricky. The first two versions are extremely easy to get in the US. However, online support for the US games have been discontinued although there are private servers available as well as people who've found ways to trick the game into allowing US players into playing on European and Japanese servers. The PC version of Ver. 2 is only available in Japan, though support for it has been discontinued.

Ep. 1 & 2 are still being supported online, however, they're no longer in print. Ep. 1 & 2 Plus is a fix of the GameCube version due to bugs that occur online that can affect your memory card and to prevent people from exploiting glitches to duplicate items. It also includes new, offline quests.

Episode 3 is still in print and still supported online. Blue Burst is available to purchase from Japan in the standard CD format. However, there is support for the English speaking players as Sega of America has made it available to download for FREE and all you pay is a simple bill of $8.95 a month.

Phantasy Star Universe is due for release pretty soon in Japan. It will be supported by the PC and PS2 (as well as a later Xbox 360 release).

Skies of Arcadia is available on the Dreamcast and GameCube. Though both are out of print and require a bit of searching.

Ecco the Dolphin's been available on several Sega platforms. However, the Dreamcast release is also available on the PlayStation 2.