A Game Boy Color OutRun clone has been developed, and its developer is happy to talk to SEGA… A few weeks ago, an OutRun clone for the GBC was unveiled by developer Shane McCafferty, titled “What If Outrun.” Early versions were available to play via Itch.io, but these have nowRead More →
The number of retro gaming systems recreated in LEGO could be about to increase once again, with the leak of a SEGA Lego Mega Drive/Genesis controller made of plastic bricks. I’ve just got in from a trip to York, where the local WH Smith has been rebranded as TG Jones,Read More →
The entire SEGA classics collection on Android and iPhone is about to be retired, so add these free games to your library today. Back in 2017, SEGA Forever was launched, bringing a collection of arcade and console classics to mobile platforms. But while eight years isn’t quite forever, the timeRead More →
We all thought the SEGA classic IPs like Golden Axe were going to be new game series… but what if they’re also movies? SEGA made a big deal about performing archaeology on its own back catalogue in late 2023. New versions of SEGA’s classic titles sounded like a great idea,Read More →
While growing up, one of my most cherished games on the Sega Mega Drive was Streets of Rage 3. I have many fond memories of beating bad guys to a pulp as Axel, and I love that there are alternative endings. So imagine my surprise when I learned that manyRead More →
So, you’re heading to Japan. Fantastic! You’ve got your itinerary packed with temples, ramen, and maybe even a glimpse of Mount Fuji. But let’s be real, you’re also dreaming of visiting those legendary Japanese arcades. The flashing lights, the unique games, the experience. But where do you start? How doRead More →
While the barrage of new titles is exciting, it isn’t all good news. Mega Drive and Genesis titles, along with Saturn and Dreamcast classics, have this month been pulled from online stores. If you already owned the titles, they’re still in your library. But Steam/PC and Xbox Series owners inRead More →
The saga of the SuperSega has been revived, and it comes with a life story, legal news, heavy metal, and a new name. I mean, seriously, did you think this would be straightforward? Quick recap: the SuperSega is a piece of hardware that allegedly runs SEGA Master System, Mark III,Read More →
I thought it was just a trip out for fish and chips. But passing the Funland arcade in Whitby I saw it – After Burner Climax! The original After Burner (1987) from SEGA was a massive draw back in the late 80s and early 90s in my home town, Redcar.Read More →
