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25 Years ago, the Dreamcast’s shutdown marked the end of Sega’s console era
When Sega announced in February 2001 that it would discontinue production of the Dreamcast starting March…
Tomb Raider II Saturn release ends 30-year PlayStation exclusivity story
Nearly three decades after it was originally blocked, Tomb Raider II is finally running on the…
The Sega AI computer: Sega’s bold leap into artificial intelligence
In 1986, while most of the world was busy blowing into cartridges and arguing about high…
How Castlevania was ported to the Sega Master System – new demo explained
For nearly forty years, Castlevania has been forever tied to Nintendo’s 8-bit legacy — all gothic…
Father of Sega hardware Hideki Sato dies – legacy of the Genesis and Dreamcast lives on
The gaming world has lost one of its quiet visionaries. Hideki Sato, the engineer widely credited…
30 Years later, the Sega Saturn finally gets its own Minecraft version
Every now and then the retro gaming scene produces a project that feels almost impossible —…
The 7 best SEGA emulators for Windows you should use in 2026
Retro gaming has reached a point where reliving the SEGA era is easier than ever. What…
1986: How Sega of America marked Sega’s first major global expansion
In early 1986, the future of the video game industry did not look like a war.…
Classic Simpsons game hit & run gets ambitious fan-made Dreamcast port
In a development that’s thrilling fans of retro gaming and The Simpsons alike, a dedicated modder…
How Sega predicted online console gaming in the 1990s—and arrived too soon
In the 1990s, video games lived inside plastic shells. You bought them in stores, slotted them…
SEGA screams: how a game console company gave the ’90s its attitude
SEGA didn’t just sell consoles—it sold attitude. At a time when most video games still projected…
Classic fighter returns: Yie Ar Kung-Fu gets an unofficial Sega Genesis port
A dedicated homebrew developer is bringing new life to one of the earliest fighting-game pioneers —…
Even a footstep mattered: how the Nintendo–Sega rivalry defined a generation
A curious anecdote has surfaced from former Sega producer Ryoichi Hasegawa: during development of Mario &…
Hyperkin Mega 95: software delays push back Sega Genesis handheld launch
Hyperkin has finally spoken out about the prolonged wait for its Mega 95 handheld, a portable…
Sonic the Hedgehog speeds into 35th anniversary celebrations
Sonic the Hedgehog marks 35 years since his 1991 debut, with Sega launching festivities through a…
Vigilant Paradise: a homebrew FPS revival on Sega Saturn
Vigilant Paradise delivers a fresh first-person shooter crafted exclusively for the Sega Saturn, born from a…
Mario leaps to Dreamcast: N64 classic runs like a dream in fan native port
Super Mario 64, Nintendo’s groundbreaking 3D platformer from 1996, has landed on Sega’s Dreamcast through a…
GF-1 Neptune FPGA console slips into 2026 for ultimate polish
Gamescare’s highly anticipated GF-1 Neptune, an FPGA-based recreation of Sega’s canceled Genesis/Mega Drive and 32X hybrid…
Sega Dreamcast’s web browser meets its end after 25 years
Google’s recent update has finally severed web access for the Sega Dreamcast’s PlanetWeb 3.0 browser, marking…
Over 100 lost Sega Genesis ROMs recovered by VGHF
The Video Game History Foundation (VGHF) recovered 144 ROMs from the Sega Channel service, which operated…