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Oh, you mean games!
Mortal Kombat 3, Twisted Metal, Dragon Quest VI, Panzer Dragoon, Mega Man 7, Mega Man X3.

I bet all Square does for Chrono Trigger is release the steam port on consoles. I hope I live long enough to see a fully fledged Chrono Trigger Remake with graphics like, if not better than Dragon Quest XI.

Chrono Trigger is a great prequel to Chrono Cross

Lol Area 51... I played that game so much in arcades I practically knew enemy placements for most levels.

Least better than that fucking Aerosmith game...  Although I'm guilty of playing that.

Earthbound.
Astal (one of my fave Saturn games)
Magic Knight Rayearth
Panzer Dragoon
Virtual On
Area 51

Here's one nobody has mentioned yet: Solar Eclipse. It was a Saturn exclusive and a spiritual sequel to the 3DO's best space-themed rail shooter, Total Eclipse. Solar Eclipse played like a superior version of Star Fox complete with much more impressive graphics and real acting. It has a real narrative too, speaking of which, and it's actually pretty good , especially by 1995 standards of video game storytelling. IMO, Solar Eclipse had the best storyline of any game released that year.

The FMV sidebar era of the early to mid '90s has gone down in infamy (and hilarity), but I would highlight this oft-overlooked title as really representing some of the the best use of live actors in gaming.

Clock Tower. That's a name I haven't heard in a while. Fun little game for a few hours, with quite a few atrocious sequels.

This thread was actually the first I've heard of it myself. However, the descriptions of it I'm seeing online actually sound promising and I do happen to own a Super Famicom, so...maybe I will have to pay eBay a visit or something one of these days.

As far as I can tell, the translation was fanmade, so it never released in English originally.

While DQ has improved over time, the FF series hasn't fared as well. CT was perfection, a remake could potentially ruin its good name. But I get you if left some what untouched with modern DQ graphics it would be the stuff dreams are made off.