Marvel Land: The Japanese version says “for Mega Drive” or “for Genesis” but the language stays Japanese. (What does an English version do?
Monaco GP: Game plays in Japanese (also an option on the option screen). Mystic Defender: This game is actually the anime-based Kujaku-Ou (Peacock King) 2 game. In Japanese mode, the opening text is replaced by a graphics screen (never seen in the US version) with Japanese. The levels have names, the main character wears a white robe, the lightning magic effect is different, and the character is named Kujaku in the ending (which is still English). Outrun: The attract mode lacks sound, the startup screen says “push” (not “press”) start button, and “(C) Sega 1986, 1991” is printed in reverse order. The default options are KM/H and a different button selection (but can still be changed on the option screen). Quackshot: Game plays in Japanese. Raiden Trad: The “licensed to Sega” line is absent on both title screens, and the second title screen includes only the Japanese part instead of the non-Japanese part of the first one. Revenge of Shinobi: Title changes to Super Shinobi; credits show
