The Sega Genesis went head-to-head with the Super Nintendo in the 90s, and came away with a library loaded with iconic and ...

Sega positioned the console as a Nintendo competitor through the term "blast processing," even though the phrase didn't ...

T he Sega Genesis, a beloved console from the 1990s, might be long discontinued, but its legacy lives on. New development tools have made creating games for the platform easier th ...

First, though, there was Sega. The iconic Genesis game was “Sonic the Hedgehog,” but that just scratches the surface. Among the many Sega Genesis games were some offerings that were very ...

Sega is a Japanese video game company that exploded in popularity in the '90s. But it went from selling over 30 million Sega Genesis consoles at the height of its fame in 1993 to selling just 3 ...

The Sega CD, or Mega CD, was an accessory for the Sega Megadrive/Genesis, allowing the machine to play more advanced games, effectively making it a new console. It wasn't a runaway success for the ...

Currently, SEGA's lineup of "full games" (those that aren't free-to-play) include Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, Shinobi: Art of ...

[nukeykt] has been developing a Sega ... of the Genesis yet, it does have a version of the 68000, a Z80, and the combined Yamaha processor working and capable of playing plenty of games.

SEGA’s 16-bit console, whether you call it the Genesis ... capable game developers. Games such as Toe Jam & Earl, Streets of Rage 2, and Sonic the Hedgehog 3 provided some of the most incredible ...