Chrono Trigger released on SNES console in 1995 is one of few really amazing RPG works in the 16-bit video game era. This SNES game successfully changed the standard rules of RPG, so that made this type of game coruscate with new vitality. Chrono Cross released on PlayStation platform in 1999 is its sequel. Because Chrono Trigger has achieved unprecedented success (became one classic RPG work enjoying equal popularity with Final Fantasy series and Dragon Quest series), at first it was not favored by most gamers or game producers. But the reality is that it surprised the entire game world at that time. Here, AppNee only emphatically introduces Chrono Cross.

In the era of computers and home game consoles are not popular, Famicom's NES and especially Sega's Mega Drive game consoles became our best childhood memory. As everyone knows, that time created many excellent game works. It seems that their graphics quality may be ugly for now, but this still could not stop many fan players to be faithful to them.

As is known to all, Slam Dunk is Inoue Takehiko (????)'s master manga work. Accordingly, many game works with the same name emerged at the right moment. But there are mainly 3 Slam Dunk games are celebrated, that is: the version on SNES/SFC (Super Family Computer) platform with cartoon style; the most popular version on Sega Mega Drive console; and the totally orthodox sports game version for MAME with the highest playability.

Many players maybe played some stereoscopic Tetris game, but if it is in real three-dimensional space, I don't think many guys have tried. If interested, you can try this real-3D Tetris puzzle video game - Block Out, which is old though (released in 1991 by California Dreams, developed in Poland), but still very interesting.

If the Gens32 Surreal is now the best SEGA Genesis, Mega-Drive (MD) emulator for Windows only, then Gens is the earliest and best one for Windows and Linux all the time. And it's a cross-platform, open-source Sega Genesis / Sega CD/ MD / Sega 32X emulator for DOS/Win32/UNIX.