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Back when Tim Burton released his Batman Returns movie in the early ’90s, the video game rights were split across more than one format, with Sega, Atari and Nintendo consoles getting their own unique versions. The Genesis, for example, got a 2D action platformer that was also released on the Sega CD with Batmobile driving sections, while Atari bundled its version with the Lynx handheld. The SNES, on the other hand, got a Batman Returns side-scrolling fighter from Konami, and it’s considered by some to be the best adaptation of the 1992 film. That game is now being ported to…

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These twenty games truly let you feel like you’re experiencing real nature.Subscribe for more: https://www.youtube.com/gameranxTV?sub_confirmation=10:00 Intro0:27 Sons of the Forest2:11 Kingdom Come: Deliverance3:30 The Hunter: Call of the Wild4:40 Subnautica5:52 Once Human6:46 Horizon Forbidden West8:26 Grounded9:20 Red Dead Redemption 211:09 The Long Dark12:48 Ghost of Tsushima13:54 Green Hell14:51 No Man’s Sky16:19 Assassin’s Creed: Origins17:38 Hunt Showdown18:58 Death Stranding20:01 Xenoblade Chronicles X21:11 Microsoft Flight Simulator22:06 Icarus22:54 Eastshade23:41 Unreal WorldSource

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Image: SegaBack in 1991, Sega was getting ready to release the Mega CD in Japan, the often misunderstood add-on to what many consider to be one of the greatest consoles ever made – and it seems that nobody misunderstood that system more in its early days than Sega itself. Wonder what I’m on about? Well, have you ever looked into Sega’s first-ever game for the system? NO? Then lucky you! You see, back in December 1991 in Japan, the add-on launched alongside Sol-Feace and Heavy Nova – two third-party releases of middling quality – and Sega’s debut on the format…

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