Snatcher

Snatcher is an adventure game, originally developed and published by Konami in 1988 for NEC PC-8801 personal computer. It is a spin-off in the Metal Gear series and as such, is written by Hideo Kojima.

Snatcher was ported to two different Sega systems: Sega CD and Sega Saturn. The Sega CD version was a modified port of Snatcher for NEC's Super CD-ROM² released earlier in 1992, albeit with many references to pop culture, violence and sexual innuendos being replaced with other elements or completly removed. It is the only version which was translated in English and the only one who did not release in Japan, albeit unofficial translations of the MSX2 version of Snatcher in English and other languages was been made by fans. Optional The Justifier support was also added to the shooting segments.

The Sega Saturn version, released more than a month after the PlayStation version, remained exclusive to Japan. Several elements from Sega CD version, such as the Theme of Tara song, was brought to both 32-bit iterations of the game.