Streets of Rage 4 Release Date Finally Confirmed!
We finally have a ‘confirmed’ release date for Streets of Rage 4.
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Mega Drive
The SEGA Mega Drive released in 1988 in Japan, 1989 as the SEGA Genesis in North America and finally in Europe (again known as the Mega Drive) in 1990. The dawn of 16-bit graphics with what was marketed as Blast Processing – the SEGA Mega Drive featured many titles that were ports of popular arcade hits including Altered Beast, Golden Axe, Outrun and many more. The Mega Drive also was the initial home of SEGA’s most famous mascot, Sonic the Hedgehog. SEGA also released add-on gaming hardware to expand the capabilities, the Mega CD (SEGA CD) and the 32X, but neither were supported in the same way the core Mega Drive enjoyed.
These Royal Mail Gaming Stamps Are First Class
The Video Games Presentation Pack announced by the Royal Mail has my stamp of approval.
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Taking Apart the SEGA Mega Drive Model 1 – Exploring 16-bit Bliss
I open up the SEGA Mega Drive to explore its inner workings.
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Chipsynth MD SEGA Genesis / Mega Drive Synth Tool & my Original Music Composition
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 25th Anniversary & Humble Bundle
Sonic the Hedgehog celebrates his 25th anniversary with an epic selection of classic titles for charity.
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Arcade Nano Review – SEGA Megadrive Keyring Console and Games (Video)
When I am asked ‘James what is your favourite console of all time?’, the legendary SEGA Megadrive instantly thrusts itself
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Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Announced – 2D Perspective Returns Summer 2010
The first time I experienced Sonic the Hedgehog was on the legendary SEGA Megadrive (Genesis). Unfortunately if you wanted to
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