Nintendo has added four more Sega Mega Drive games to its Nintendo Switch Online service, including classic platformer Comix Zone.
. The first of these is probably the most famous, as a side-scrolling brawler from 1995. Playing as Sketch Turner, you’re a comic book artist who finds themselves in their own comic. Trapped there by the very villain Sketch helped create, you’ll have to battle your way through a hostile animated world.
which originally arrived in the arcades in 1990. However, the sci-fi shoot-em-up is perhaps more well known for its Mega Drive cutscenes. Indeed, the Sega Mega Drive version is the origin of the infamous ‘All Your Base Are Belong To Us’ meme, so there’s a little touch of internet history there too., originally released in 1990. Finally, this drop includesWily Tower
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