35 years later, a look back at Sega’s ambitious 16-bit showstopper—and how it made gaming just a bit more strange. ... this meant that the 32X was about as wide as the Genesis was deep.

Sega's Genesis Mini 2 is the game company's second retro console featuring games from its 16-bit era. This time around, however, Sega added several Sega CD titles as well as two games that never ...

Emulating the Sega Genesis on RetroArch allows you to relive the nostalgia of classic 16-bit gaming with enhanced features and user-friendly ... It supports the Sega Genesis, Sega CD, and Sega 32X.

Still, Sega understood that 16-bit was the way to go. Sega’s Mega Drive was released in Japan in 1988, ... Sega released the 32X: an add-on to the Genesis that allowed for 32-bit cartridges.

In our testing, it worked well for all of the Sega Genesis, Master System, and Game Gear games we loaded up. Of course, it will also work with all 8-bit systems, and support for Sega CD and 32-bit ...

The "2" indicates that this is a follow-up to the 2019 concept, only with an entirely new selection of built-in, emulated classics from Sega's 16-bit console generation (this time with Sega CD ...

When the Sega Genesis launched in 1988, it was a 16-bit visual feast, with a bright color palette that juxtaposed sharply with the Nintendo Entertainment System’s 8-bit graphics.

This article was updated on October 23, 2024, by Christopher Raley: Sega Genesis was a great console through the 1990s that offered a long list of fun games to play both alone and with friends ...