Legends of 16-Bit Game Development: A History of Treasure and the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis by John Harrison Some of the best gaming books have a narrow, highly specialized focus.

I was quite taken by Sega's first trip into the world of the mini console, and thus I was excited by the announcement of a second Genesis, this one based appropriately on the Sega Genesis Model 2.

Here are the 100 best Sega Genesis video games—the RPGs, shooters, beat ‘em ups, and arcade ports with style and substance to spare. This feature was originally published on Nov. 17, 2016.

Sega packs unreleased games, new arcade ports into Genesis Mini 2 Full 60+ game list also includes some Genesis classics with new gameplay features.

For those unsure of what's required, this guide outlines what gamers must do to run Sega Megadrive or Genesis games on the Steam Deck.

With a limited supply of 3,500 units, Sega’s Astro City Mini arcade console was nearly impossible to buy in the U.S. I got lucky, but the games library is a letdown and there are no hacks (yet).

With its ability to play Super NES (SNES) and SEGA Genesis cartridges, the Super RetroChamp delivers a versatile, nostalgia-packed gaming experience.

An arcade-perfect port of one of the most successful coin-operated games of all time had a big impact on the rivalry between Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis.

There are a lot of reasons to love the Sega Genesis, but in my mind, the console’s best feature was its library of arcade-like titles. At a time when the idea of playing arcade games at home ...

Yep, it’s hard to believe that 30 years ago today, we got the Sega Genesis, a true 16-bit console, introduced to the market. With it, we received greater possibilities with our gaming, including ...

Since then, he has built arcade sticks for the original Nintendo Entertainment System, the Super Nintendo, the Sega Genesis, the PC Engine, and the Atari 7800.

The last 25 years of Genesis/Mega Drive love has been fueled by the tiny details just as much as the huge exclusives. Between the hardware, accessories, advertisements, and, yes, some games, here ...