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In the third and final part of our examination of Sega’s pinball history, we take a deep dive into its U.S. operations. Starting first as Data East Pinball, the company was soon bought by Sega, which had an amazing five-year run before selling it to Gary Stern. Join us as we look at this short-lived but dynamic part of Sega’s coin-op legacy!
After five quiet months, White Ninja Studio has issued an update on the state of its Genesis shmup that included a five-stage demo. While it doesn’t have a publisher, Irena: Genesis Metal Fury is close to completion. We went hands-on with the demo and liked what we played. Hopefully, this game will find a home and finally see release.
Hot on the heels of Frontier Force, developer Badcomputer is back with another stellar Master System title. Razing Core is a vertical shooter that plays like Astro Warrior on steroids, and it’s shaping up to be one hell of a game! Check out our teaser and go download the alpha demo and see why you’re about to add another release to your Master System library.
After much anticipation, Yuzo Koshiro’s shooter masterpiece is here! The Steam version arrived first, but it is the same version we’ll be getting in 2026. We couldn’t wait to get our hands on it, so we’ve been playing relentlessly, and we can confirm that it was well worth the wait. This is shooter heaven, so gear up and get ready to save the world once more!
In part two of our examination of Sega’s pinball history, we take a look at its Spanish business, or what started as such and then evolved into its own company. Join us as we take a deep dive into Sega pinball with the story of Sega S.A./Sonic and read about a little-discussed portion of the company’s legacy.
The debut title from Neofid Studios checks a lot of boxes of what you’d expect from a quality aftermarket title, and though not perfect, it’s pretty darn close. Classic side-scrolling action with some light RPG seasoning makes for a game that every Genesis owner needs to have, and it shows just how far homebrew development has come.
Developer Retro Sumus has launched an IndieGoGo campaign for its latest project, Sovietborgs, and the game looks to be something special. We’ve had a hands-on with the latest build and came away impressed. Check out our preview for impressions, and head over to the campaign page to pledge support if this is the kind of game for you.
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