Gaming, Gadgets & Technology
SEGA based in Shinagawa, Tokyo in Japan was founded in 1960 by Martin Bromley and Richard Stewart. The company is famous for its arcade and gaming consoles including the SEGA Master System, SEGA Mega Drive (known as the SEGA Genesis in North America), SEGA Saturn and the SEGA Dreamcast. Although SEGA doesn’t produce any of its own console hardware now, they still use their rich gaming legacy to re-release classic titles and create new ones for the various modern platforms.
My ScummVM Music Enhancement Project featured on the DOS GAME CLUB Podcast, discussing the classic point-and-click game Discworld. Stunning VGA graphics, mind-bending puzzles, and my goal to improve game music.
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I playthrough SEGA Rally Championship on the SEGA Saturn console, released in 1995.
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My official SEGA Saturn SCART cable was plagued by visual and audio interference, will the PACKAPUNCH PRO CABLE save me?
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My SEGA Saturn started smoking and wouldn’t power up. Time for a modern PSU to be fitted.
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The SEGA Dreamcast, a beautifully small and stylish retro console.
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We finally have a ‘confirmed’ release date for Streets of Rage 4.
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The Video Games Presentation Pack announced by the Royal Mail has my stamp of approval.
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I open up the SEGA Mega Drive to explore its inner workings.
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Inspired by music from the SEGA Genesis / Mega Drive consoles, 16-bit FM Glory is an original composition created by James Woodcock using Chipsynth MD.
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Sonic the Hedgehog celebrates his 25th anniversary with an epic selection of classic titles for charity.
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When I am asked ‘James what is your favourite console of all time?’, the legendary SEGA Megadrive instantly thrusts itselfRead more…
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The first time I experienced Sonic the Hedgehog was on the legendary SEGA Megadrive (Genesis). Unfortunately if you wanted toRead more…
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Well here is my first ever video review and it covers the SEGA Mega Drive Ultimate Collection on the SonyRead more…
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In what almost seems like a distant memory, the SEGA introduction to any game once conjured many positive emotions asRead more…
READ MORE »My all time favourite console has to be the SEGA Mega Drive. There were just so many titles that capturedRead more…
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