"Bumper batch of restocks this week with Soldier Blade, PC Kid 3, Kikikaikai, Ninja Warriors, Darius Plus and Kato Chan Ken Chan demonstrating the PC Engine was ahead of its time. The Ghouls and Ghosts version for the Super Grafx remains the finest.
Speaking of which, Tenchi O Kurau II is a superb version for the Playstation. The Mega Drive gets some triple-A titles back on the shelves too in Kujaku Ou 2, Rockman Mega World, Phelios and Marvel Land.
The GBA has a real sleeve of retro tattoos in Contra Hard Spirits, Castlevania, F-Zero Falcon Densetsu, Metroid Zero Mission... 
The PS2 is starting to become the choice console of the retro hipster with Space Channel 5, XII Stag and JoJos Bizarre Adventure enough ID to get it into the retro expo. 
A wealth of collection fillers for snap them up prices on the Saturn. Alas Ninja Warriors Again is in a different pricing bracket, but what a game on the Super Famicom. 
Finally the GameCube boasts Sonic Gem Collection, Beach Spikers, PN 03, Mr Driller Drill Land....
Happy Genki Gaming."
Genki has to confess to not knowing the Mega Drive as well as the Super
Famicom, but through the delight of discovery after having missed out first time round, we have discovered there are still some very tasty titles to enjoy...
There are of
course the shooters with the ThunderForce series coming to prominence, Crying
has plenty of devotees, Daisenpu a good bargain, Gynoug never stays in stock for
long, HellFire is a very slick schmup...
Some nice platformers too
considering the Super Famicom's supposed dominance in the genre: DJ Boy with its
distinct 16Bit flavour, retro tinged Alex Kidd, Awesome Possum brings the fun
back to gaming, El Viento is a belter but a bit bigger budget, Ghouls and Ghosts
is a fine conversion as is Outrun and ditto Strider...
Gunstar Heroes shows why
Treasure is held in such high esteem, Mickey Mouse has plenty of crisp and
cuddly platform escapades on the format, Slime World is a bargain and held in
very high esteem on the Lynx, Warnder no Mori Special is little known, but
worthy of greater acknowledgement...
Battletoads show's Rare's eye for a
trick or two, Bad Dudes is another fine scrap fest, Devil Crash is a fine
pinball sim, GhostBusters brings back the nostalgia in a nice cheesy way, Kageki
is an unusual fight fest, Kujaku Ou is an little known gem, Mamono Hunter Yoko
is another hidden city of Atlantis, Rent a Hero is great fun but may need a bit
of help from a FAQ, SD Valis is a worthy holder of the Valis mantle and the
series crescendo...
So again: not narrowed down much, but older systems did far more than just FPS, so there is plenty to get involved with. Happy MD gaming from the Ogenki Clinic (best not put a link to that name...!)
