Its $30 price point puts Shenmue far out of line with the cost of Sega's other DC offerings, while the ominous mention of "in-game purchases" from the PS4 store page clinches it as total nonstarter.

I know this beat-'em-up has its fans, but I'm not one of them. Guard and evade commands never seem reliable while spells and items require menu navigation in real time. It's all just so clunky.

Developed by the creator of '90s Super GP (formerly '90s Arcade Racer), The TakeOver is a beat-'em-up modeled mostly after the Streets of Rage games. Currently in early access.

World is the latest installment in the highly-regarded, long-running Fire Pro Wrestling franchise. While not exclusive, FPW has seen more than its fair share of releases across Sega's home consoles.

Legacy Collection covers the later titles in the 10-part Mega Man main series. Predictably, the superior Saturn version of MM8 is not included. The real dealbreaker though is the always-online DRM.

Delays be damned. You can't stop the funk! Coming 2018.

What would a traditional 2D Sonic game have looked like on the Sega Saturn? Probably something like this! ...except with better controller support. :\

Not content to simply bilk its fans once, Sega split this abomination into two parts as if it were Sonic 3 or something. Well, I assure you, it isn't.

Originally intended to be a mobile title, this POS was rebranded as a direct sequel to the 16-bit Sonic games. It gets virtually everything wrong: visuals, music, stage design, and especially physics.

Depending on how far it takes the shooting elements mentioned in the store page, Rail Adventures could end up resembling the Rail Chase games—provided it ever resurfaces from development hell.