QuoVadis

QuoVadis 2: Wakusei Kyoushuu Ovan Rei ("The Ovan Rei Planet Assault") is a sci-fi real-time strategy game. It is the sequel to QuoVadis, though the gameplay is completely different and the story is largely unrelated despite taking place in the same universe. Ten years ago, the elite officer Ovan was assigned to the president's security detail at his inauguration. Following a barely-averted assassination attempt, he attempts to track down the group responsible, but his plane is shot down and he's soon branded a traitor, wrongly accused of masterminding the attack. Forced to flee his home planet, Ovan becomes a mercenary and eventually finds and joins the group responsible for the assassination attempt, hoping to exact his revenge.

Quovadis is a turn-based isometric sci-fi war strategy game. Far in the future, humanity has spread across the galaxy, and following a long period of war, peace finally came after a treaty between the 10 great powers of the galaxy. It has been 99 years since then, and peace has prospered. On the 100th anniversary of the treaty, a new peacekeeping fleet not controlled by any one power is being established to strengthen galactic peace. But some of the nations are planning a rebellion, and the students joining this new fleet are about to be swept up in something much greater than they could have ever imagined.

World Cup '98 France: Road to Win, not to be confused with FIFA Road to World Cup 98 is a football game released for the Sega Saturn. World Cup '98 France recycles its core engine and much of its content from earlier Sega-published football games, particularly Sega Worldwide Soccer 98. This is the last Saturn football game whose lineage can be traced back to 1995's Victory Goal. The next game in the series, Sega Worldwide Soccer 2000 was built from the ground-up by Silicon Dreams for the Dreamcast.

A VMU game released with Power Stone.

A mini-game collection in the Sakura Taisen series that is playable online. Also included a series of tabletop games packed in. The game was released in two versions, Teito no Nagai Hibi and Paris no Yuugana Hibi.

A previously-unreleased Sega Genesis/Mega Drive game released on the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive Mini 2.

Daina Airan is an interactive cartoon for the Sega Saturn made by Game Arts in 1997.

A piece of Sega Saturn software which allows users to make their own puzzle games. It was only released in Japan.

Neon Genesis Evangelion: Digital Card Library is a Miscellaneous game, developed and published by Sega, which was released in Japan in 1997.

Kita e. Photo Memories (北へ。Photo Memories) is a visual novel released for the Sega Dreamcast by Hudson Soft as part of the Kita e. series. This fandisc includes additional content and a sequel story. This story has you returning to Hokkaido in the summer following your special kiss from the White Illumination festival. There are actually eight separate adventures, one for each girl. You start off by selecting the character with whom you'd like to share your upcoming exploits, and when you arrive back at the Hokkaido airport, she greets you. You travel off through Hokkaido, with the girl conversing with you and showing you around. As you travel, you can surprise the girl by taking a picture of her with the snap of a button, and this picture can be saved to the VMU and viewed later in a photo album.