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You can find them on X and Bluesky @chocobalt. Languages: English. The Sega Genesis is one of the most beloved video game consoles in history, and home to a host of fantastic games that are ...

and which makes the most sense, this looks like Sega is getting ready to offer up new "classics" collections on these storefronts. Sega previously rearranged its store shelves to pull Sonic games ...

The Sega Genesis was an incredible system when it was launched in 1989. Featuring hit franchises such as the best Sonic games and best Mortal Kombat games, the console was able to go toe-to-toe ...

That’s a problem that could be left in the past, if only those who could make re-releases of these games happen in the ...

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 ...

While the game in question came to the Sega Dreamcast in 1999, it actually debuted in arcades a year earlier in 1998. However, many, if not most, know it as a Sega Dreamcast game. Where it was an ...

The second comes from the most well-known of the Sega franchises, Sonic X Shadows Generations. The game, originally released late in 2024, received a trailer for the Switch 2 version this week.

Sonic & Knuckles’ unique cartridge was a big part of the game’s marketing. Though it was a fairly mind-blowing feature at the time, Sega never used lock-on technology again. Yes, it was ...

Sega is delisting over 60 games across console and PC digital storefronts next month. The company reassured players that those who already owned the retro games will still be able to download and ...

SEGA will delist a laundry list of classic Mega Drive and Dreamcast games from various storefronts from 6th December, prompting many fans to ponder how the publisher plans to replace them.