What's up gamers, Russ Lyman here and welcome back to another Top 3 Tuesday! Top 3 Tuesday, Bob Willoughby, a Siff Happy Lacks and listen to me! It's Countdown Show, Roy Zootree, and Top 3 Tuesday, Best Day of the Week! Well, last week we tackled Nintendo so it was only right to head over to Sega Genesis. And while keeping with the spooky theme, we're going to count down the top 3 scariest Sega games. And we all know Sega does with Nintendo, so they definitely got some blood and war on this system. And well, if you guys seen my PASSA play episode on my channel, then it comes no surprise that my number 3 game is... Decap Attack! Decap Attack was released in 1991 for the Sega Genesis, but originally it was released in 1990 for the Japanese Mega Drive in call. Yeah, I'm not even going to attempt that. You take control of Chuck D head, a headless mummy created by Matt Scientist, Dr. Frank N. Stein, and his assistant Igor. You need to defeat the evil Max D cap. With his return to the surface world, he has split the skeleton shaped cluster of islands the land is on into pieces. It is now up to you to set things right and get the island back together. The controls of this game feel great and responsive. You attack with your torso, which also has eyes for some reason. And you can jump on your enemy's Super Mario style. You can break statues throughout the game to obtain potions, coins, or even find your skull head. And once you have this, you can now toss it like a projectile. And much like a Boomerang, it always comes back to you. The music in this game is awesome. It really gets you pumped up to keep playing. I definitely caught myself Bob in my head while playing this. The levels in this game are great and they have their own feel to it. There are even a few parts where Chekko's underwater really reminding me of Super Mario World. This one is a blast to play and overall a great time. I highly recommend you checking it out. Now we're going to talk about Sega Genesis and Halloween games. Well, this one has to make the list. While I'm sure it made number one of most people's list, number two is Splatterhouse 2. This game was released in 1991. And in 2008, you could get it on the Wii Virtual Console. Fun fact, it was the first and only ESRP M-rated game on there. Picking up three months after the events of the first game, you take control of Rick, who's trying to save his beloved girlfriend, Jennifer. The mask is calling him back to the house. And this is where the gameplay starts. This is a beat-a-mob style game. And beat-a-mob you certainly do. Right into the ground. The exploding body parts in this game are so gory and awesome at the same time. You are also able to pick up different weapons in this game, like a 2x4, where you can splat your enemies into the background right on the wall. Whoa! NARLY! You also get a shotgun later stages to really pulverize some creatures. It takes a little bit to get used to the controls in the game. I did fall into a few pits by not timing my jumps correctly and dying easily in some early enemies, trying to rush through them and taking damage. You have to learn where and when to hit them, and watch like the boss battles. The atmosphere in this game really makes you feel like you're in a horror movie. The way they have the lightning flashing and some stages, and creepy ghost face appearing on screen. They did a fantastic job with it. Well, this game is definitely tough, but not impossible. My friend Wes actually streamed this earlier this year and beat it on the live stream. So, with practice, maybe you could beat this one before Halloween. Now if you're into horror and beat them up games, well, this one's right up your alley, so grab your 2x4 and get into the action! I also think it's kind of funny when I cosplay as my NES Jason. People confuse me and think I'm Rick from Splatterhouse. I don't know. When you think of Halloween in October, there's plenty of scary monsters that come to mind. Frankenstein, the Wolfman, the Mummy, but King of the Mall is Dracula. And that's why my favorite scary game on Sega is Castlevania. Bloodlines. This is unlike the other Castlevania games in which you do not play as a Belmont. Instead, you get to choose to play as John Morris, who yields a whip in Eric LeCard, whose weapon a choice is a Trident. The layout of the levels are fantastic. And the blood and gourd is all there. Whenever you're cracking an enemy with your whip or Trident, they're exploding on impact. There are so many fine details in this game, with the blood dripping from the ceiling, or the flies that surround the undead enemies of the game. As soon as you make it to level 2, the Genesis shows off some of that blast processing they must have been talking about. This level is just trippy and cool to look at. And it's like that with each level you progress with. The game just continues to raise the bar and amaze me. I came to an area where the gap was too big for me to cross. And winning you believe it, my man John can use his whip Indiana Jones style and swing across. This was fantastic, and that animation is just awesome. He's not the only one who tricks up his sleeve. Eric has a fun move when you hold down on the D-pad. He charges up, and you get hit the jump button to fly in the air in a spiral. This works as an attack or just to get to higher places faster. I can't believe I missed out on this gem back in the day when it came out. I could just imagine sleeping over a friend's house ordering a pizza and playing this game during the month. Or heck, even after trick or treating. Well, I suggest tracking down a copy maybe at your next convention, borrow it from a friend, or dare I say, emulate this bad boy. Because this is one game you could really sink your teeth into. Well, guys, that's been my list of the top three scariest Sega games. Let me know in the comments down below what you think of the game. I'm going to tell you what I'm going to do with this game. Top three scariest Sega games. Let me know in the comments down below what you think should have made the list. And if you guys have any suggestions for future episodes, leave them in the comments down below. If you guys want to check out more stuff that I do, feel free to head over to my channel and follow me on social medias. And as always, gamers, I'm Russ Lyman, and keep your world fun bit by bit. And I'll see you next video. Bye.