#Sega games from the 90s software

A quick internet search reveals that the game did in fact exist, but I still feel that itвЂ™s potentially a figment of my imagination that has somehow materialized into a tangible, interactive shape. Also, whenever anyone would come over my house, theyвЂ™d be like, вЂњWhat the hell is General Chaos?вЂќ I was definitely the only kid I knew who had it. For starters, my mom bought it for me at an outlet called Cheap JonвЂ™s that sold all kinds of strange knockoff goods quite possibly, they also created their own knockoff video games using spare parts and immigrant labor (Cheap JonвЂ™s, which obviously kicked ass, unfortunately went out of business at some point during the 90s). There are times when I feel like General Chaos isnвЂ™t actually a real video game. (Thinking) Screw it, letвЂ™s just stick вЂem together!вЂќ I wish we saw this line of thinking more often in other media, so we could have TV shows like вЂњ True Blood & Frasier: The College Years.вЂќ Also, that one about the martial arts twins - what is it, Double Dragon? - yeah, that oneвЂ™s a hit too. I chose to include the nonsensical crossover Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team for this list because I love how arbitrary and random their combination is - you can tell the companies involved needed to release a new game and were like, вЂњHey, those Battletoads games sure are doing well for us.

#Sega games from the 90s software

Either way, these games were a lot of fun (the original is also remembered as one of the hardest games ever made, due in part to software glitches). Then again, a scenario in which large corporations decided it would be fiscally prudent to create a game about human videogame testers that are permanently transformed into combative toads is kind of inherently absurd. In a sense, the Battletoads games werenвЂ™t really вЂњbizarreвЂќ or unique at all, but an obvious and calculated attempt to cash in on the success of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team