Sonic the Hedgehog

Sega's flagship action game series. Sonic, the blue hedgehog running at supersonic speed, drove the gaming industry in the 1990s as Mario's rival. The globally successful film adaptations have attracted a new generation of fans.

Sega's puzzle game combining Japan's Puyo Puyo with Russia's Tetris. A symbol of cross-cultural game IP collaboration, also active in esports.

A military SRPG developed by Sega, set in a war-torn, Europe-inspired world. Follows young soldiers confronting the realities of armed conflict. Features distinctive anime-aesthetic graphics via the 'BLiC' engine combined with real-time tactical mechanics. Balances serious war narrative with intimate character drama, earning acclaim from both domestic and international audiences. Represents a definitive SRPG masterpiece.

A fantasy SRPG series developed by Sega, depicting epic struggles between light and darkness. Characterized by compelling narrative and innovative tactical mechanics. Early series entries are particularly acclaimed and represent defining works in Sega's gaming heritage. Deployed across multiple platforms, with Mega Drive versions attracting a substantial fanbase. Recognized as a masterpiece from the SRPG genre's formative period.

A media mix franchise conceived by Satoshi Tajiri and developed by Game Freak. Through expansion across games, anime, trading cards, and films, it became one of the world's most successful entertainment franchises. 'Pokemon GO' sparked a global social phenomenon.

An RPG series with its first installment released by Square (now Square Enix) in 1987. Each title features a unique world and story, captivating fans worldwide with cinematic presentation and grand musical scores. It is the definitive series that popularized Japanese RPGs globally.