Features – Page 89

Preview: Legend of Wukong

October 3, 2008 by Ken Horowitz 0 comments

As the holidays approach, you’re probably still thinking about getting a little something for yourself. Why not grab Super Fighter Team’s newest release, Legend of Wukong? That’s right, this December a new RPG from the people who gave you Beggar Prince will be shipping, and it’s got all the clamshell and full-color goodies you want, as well as full compatibility with all Genesis variations! Interested? We thought so, which is why we’ve prepared a handy preview of the game for your perusal! Enjoy!

Features, Reader Roundtable

Reader Roundtable Vol. 34

September 30, 2008 by Sega-16 Staff & Readers 0 comments

As we close out September, it’s time to take a look at what kept our staff and readers busy over the past thirty days. There are quite a few gems in this one, so read the full article and see if there’s something you missed!

Features, MEGA Bites

MEGA Bites Vol. 08

September 23, 2008 by Ken Horowitz 0 comments

Some great news has been brewing on the Genesis front over the last few weeks, and why bother scouring the Internet for it when you can read it all right here? Our latest installment has the scoop on the new Thunder Force game, Tec Toy’s newest Mega Drive, a new release of Vay, and the latest info on Golden Axe: Beast Rider. You know you want to read it all, so check out the full article and enjoy!

Features, Interviews

Interview: Nick Alexander (First CEO of Sega Europe)

September 17, 2008 by Ken Horowitz 0 comments

Sega-16 has spoken to both presidents of Sega of America from the Genesis era, and we’re not quite done yet! We recently had the chance to chat with the former head of the European branch, Nick Alexander, and he told us about the company’s game plan against Nintendo and how it handled everything from the Sega CD to Japanese executives!

Features, Genre Spotlight

Genre Spotlight: Game Show Grab Bag

September 12, 2008 by Alex Burr 0 comments

Gametek will probably always be remembered for inundating the gaming scene with game show releases. Truthfully, I think the bargain bins in Toys R Us still hold sealed copies of Jeopardy! for the Sega CD. The remarkable thing is that when you take a closer look, there are only a handful of game show releases for the Genesis and its add-ons. We’ve rounded them up for you in mini edition of Genre Spotlight, so read on and see if any of them are worth your time.