> Apocalypse: The Video Game
>>>>> A 15-year-old criminal who refers to himself only as 'Xelrog', a spy from the future who bears a dangerous mark, and a tyrannical demigod all threaten the sanctity of the Lost Fighters, a group of misfits brought and kept together by a strange, unkown entity. When they are notified of the growing threat of universal destruction before them, they are forced to take action against an apocalyptic dictator, a global military force, and, for all they know, the gods themselves.
> UNMASKED: The True Burger King Story
>>>>> Taking place during a time-skip in the Apocalypse series, a mass hippie rebellion forces Barry King to join forces with the US government in an attempt to bring down the tofu-munching armada. Unhappy with the alliance, after discovering that the government was responsible for the reposession and destruction of his father's original franchise, he cuts it off and - after the hippie forces soundly defeat the US military with the help of some mistreated allies - decides to bring down their control of the State with his own forces.
> Sonic: The Emerald - Star City
>>>>> Taking place after the events of the web comic, Sonic: The Emerald, (found here:
www.thespritersalliance.com) the reconstruction efforts after the second Day of Persecution are finally coming to an end, and life has finally returned to normal. After soundly defeating Eggman -
again - Sonic and the crew return home to find a bird liberation force terrorizing the nearby Town of Turkey. They quickly take care of the problem and confront their leader, a small, not too bright eagle by the name of Serath. After Serath escapes, Sonic must deal with the increasing threats of an insideous bird army, a dangerously growing armada of killer viruses, and - of course - keeping Eggman and his army of robots at bay all the while. Trouble, however, is still brewing, with the resurrection of a certain demonic supervirus...
> The Chronicles of Nausea
>>>>> Chronicles the strange adventures of a young girl as her world is destroyed by said demonic supervirus in the first Day of Persecution. This game is mostly humor-based, but some story-related drama takes place near the end. I don't know much about this, so I may try and get Road Rocket to fill a bit more in later.
> Mario Kart GX
>>>>> It's an undertaking of rather epic proportions - Mario and the crew finally hit RMXP, and they've brought an all-too-familiar karting prix along with them. Features include over 100 playable characters, as well as special karts and alternate forms for each racer; a huge variety of tracks to play on, as well as a never-before-seen story mode. New to the mix is the Sonic crew, as well as Megaman, Crash Bandicoot, and a few unfamiliar faces specifically for this game. Also Hitler! (Whoever decides to take on these games will most likely be granted a role in a number of them; most noticably this one.)
> Project E.N.D.
>>>>> Relive all your favorite franchises in RMXP format. The series goes through a very large variety of games, including Paper Mario, Paper Mario 2, Sonic Adventure, Sonic Adventure 2, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, Megaman Battle Network, Megaman Battle Network 2, Spyro the Dragon, and Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage. However... not all is well in these worlds, as the growing threat of an unknown being named Cyrus and his massive collection of viruses (including some familiar from The Emerald) prove to be dangerous opposition for our five familiar freedom fighters, as well as a mysterious group of programmers known only as 'D.E.L.E.T.E.'
> Branch Point
>>>>> I feel that this is one of my most unique games, possibly trailing behind Apocalypse. It is essentially an anime crossover fangame, and it implies that all these various animes are occuring in the same universe. The rather unorthodox hero, Hiro Misami, has multiple personalities. The other two are Bob Misami - an editor's reference to all of my work - and Higa Misami. What makes this game unique... is that Higa is the main antagonist. Thus, the hero and the villain are both one. This fangame of rather epic proportions includes: Paranoia Agent, Dragon Ball/Z/GT, Death Note, Naruto, Bleach, InuYasha, Full Metal Alchemist, Yu Yu Hakusho, Rurouni Kenshin, Fooly Cooly, Cyborg 009, One Piece, and minor references to various other series.
> Pokemon Black/White/Platinum
>>>>> That's right. It's yet another Pokemon game. However, unlike previous installments, these games have very few spacial limitations, as well as a roster of new, specialized species exclusive to the Apocalypse and Emerald universes. Combine this with the ability to get ahold of all the four-hundred-something species from previous installments, and you've got B/W/P. Black takes place first in the Apocalypse universe, then the Emerald, then the original Pokemon world. White, somewhat obviously, is the same, but with the Apocalypse and Emerald universes reversed. Platinum is unique in that you begin in the Pokemon world and can travel freely between the Apocalypse and Emerald universes after.
> Apocalypse WHITE and Emerald BLACK
>>>>> Two crossover games between the Apocalypse and Emerald series, inspired by and based on Crash Purple and Spyro Orange. This won't be for a while, as it doesn't take place until after the second Apocalypse game.