Name:	Generations Lost
Author/Vendor:	Time Warner Interactive
Released:	1994
Type:	Action
Language:	English
Premise:	Like the brilliant Earthworm Jim (which I love to mention in just about any situation), Generations Lost sees you in charge of an electropowered super suit with strange powers, but unlike Earthworm Jim you don't have a cool name. Instead you are known as 'Monobe' - boy, life in the schoolyard must have been tough. With those schoolyard taunts such as "Monobe's a Moron" still ringing in your ears you set out - a hardened tribal warrior, with a lust for discovery and danger - and chocolate moose in your heart. (Steve Polak)
Impressions:	It is basically a Flashback clone. Now admittedly this would be about as popular as a rectal cough in an elevator if it were released on SNES, but because Generations is a G/MD title it is more welcome, as we haven't seen too many games of its ilk throbbing away in the black box. (Steve Polak)
Variations:
Recommended Emu:	Crashes in all emulators at the point where it tries to determine console type (i.e. "manufactured for play")