Dodonpachi is a fantastic super-blasty vertical shooter from Atlus/Cave. By 'super-blasty' I mean that, once you power up a bit, your ship has seriously excessive firepower. In fact, when playing it, I almost feel sorry for the bad guys. OK, so that's a lie, but you get the idea. Graphics are fairly simple but there's a lot going on, and the sound is good with some nice rock music which perfectly fits the tone and pace of the game. It's one of those games which you play while wearing a big smile, so that can only be a good thing! MINT/NEAR-MINT CONDITION WITH SPINE & REGISTRATION CARD.
Donpachi is a fantastic vertical shooter from Atlus, not as crazy as the sequel, but more refined, and reminiscent in some ways of Kyukyoku Tiger on the MD/PC Engine and perhaps a little of the sequel on Saturn. Unspectacular to look at, and with small bits of slowdown, but this does nothing to detract it from being one of the top and most enjoyable shooters. 
DISCS HAVE SOME LIGHT MARKS, MANUAL HAS A FEW VERY LIGHT CREASES. NO SPINE.
DISC HAS SOME LIGHT SCRATCHES, MANUAL HAS A FEW LIGHT CREASES. INCLUDES SPINE.
Dracula X on Saturn is a conversion of the excellent PSOne game Dracula X : Nocturne In The Moonlight and it's a stormer, with an absolute ton of Saturn exclusive extras, including an extra playable character, new areas to explore (Garden and Prison) and loads of weapons not in the PSOne version (these are very cool). The fluid animation that made the PSOne version look so gorgeous is all present and correct, the only thing inferior in this version are some of the special effects and a couple of instances where the loading is a bit sluggish (4MB support would have been nice Konami!). Dracula X is still a superb Saturn title and fans of the series or platform/action games will want to add this to their collection, especially as it's getting pretty rare these days.
3D fighting game.