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Everyone remembers their first Genesis console. For many, it was the machine that sparked a lifelong love of gaming, and sometimes only a few classics were needed to make such a huge impression. Read on as one Sega fan shares his tale of discovering the magic of Sega’s 16-bit machine.
There are more than a few pinball games on the Genesis, and while most gamers seem to prefer Naxat Soft’s offerings over the others, there are actually some great alternatives. Codemasters’ Psycho Pinball is one game that offers some solid pinball action that most others on the console can’t provide. It’s definitely worth looking into.
Summer’s in full swing and it’s hot outside – damn hot. Why risk getting sunburn or skin cancer when you can stay inside where it’s cool? And with all these Genesis games to play, there’s more than enough to keep you occupied until the weather cools off. Pull up a chair, crank up the AC and read about how our staff and readers beat the heat.
Early in the life of the Mega Drive, Sega of Japan released an AM2-created RPG starring a kid in a super suit. Rent A Hero went on to achieve cult status among Sega fans, but the series has never officially crossed the Pacific. This is a shame, as it’s a quirky title that, while not the best RPG on the console, still manages to be entertaining.
Genesis fans might not be able to call out Ed Annunziata’s name on cue, but they probably can’t mention some of their favorite games without mentioning one that has his stamp on it. As the major force behind such franchises as Chakan The Forever Man, Ecco the Dolphin and Kolibri, he was all over Sega’s 16-bit console.
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