Play Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon - Another Story (japan) Online

I first played Sailor Moon: Another Story on the Super Nintendo back in 1995. It was developed by Angel, a company that made a few other games based on the series. At the time, the SNES was full of ambitious Japanese RPGs, and this one was a solid entry for fans, offering a substantial new adventure set during the Sailor Moon S storyline.

You control the core Sailor Guardians, switching between party members as you explore towns and the world map screen by screen. Your main goal is to investigate a strange new timeline threatening the present, which involves traveling to different eras and battling enemies in turn-based fights. Signature mechanics include a team-up attack system where specific characters can combine their powers for stronger moves, and the ability to use items to transform during battle instead of just at the start. The pacing is deliberate, with a fair amount of random encounters, and the difficulty can spike at certain boss fights. Playing it feels like guiding the team through a long, personal side story that the anime never got to tell.