Generations Lost is an action-platformer developed for the Sega Genesis by Pacific Softscape and released by Time Warner Interactive in 1994. The player takes on the role of a young adventurous man named Monobe who is searching for the past of his people. He is equipped with an arm-mounted device called an "e-rad" and what is believed to be magic armor. These devices allow Monobe to project energy bolts and create energy ropes to swing on, in addition to basic fighting skills, running, jumping, and rolling. The player must use his skills and his devices to traverse the many strange lands of the game.

This time, Induviel improves the previous movie by 3 minutes and 40.15 seconds, thanks to a newly discovered glitch called Zap Out (based on the device used for it) that allows the player to continuously warp around, as well as better optimizations. Please read author's comments for more details about these improvements.