The Sega 32X had a great port of Space Harrier, but an arcade hit from 1985 wasn't going to save a console add-on from 1995.

Quick! Name a modern console that has never hosted a wrestling game. Not even the 32X got away clean, hosting a pair of wrestling games from the WWF era. These are the days before Stone Cold and ...

The fact that Sega no longer makes home consoles will forever break our hearts. We know you all old-head gamers reading this right now have spent countless hours playing the most celebrated games ...

I point all of this out because the MegaSD isn't just a flash cartridge that holds giant ISO files ripped from classic CDs; it also emulates the entire Sega CD motherboard to do its essential ...

Both the Sega CD and the 32X also got non-functional, Japan-only mini-versions for use with the original Genesis Mini, but this is the first time Sega CD games will be playable in a first-party ...

In an even bolder move, Sega revealed that it’s releasing a handful of accessories for the Genesis Mini: recreations of the Sega CD, Sega 32X, and a Sonic the Hedgehog cartridge.

Originally launched for SEGA CD back in 1992, Night Trap has shown up on other platforms throughout the years, like PC and 3DO. The game also was controversial back in the early '90s, being part ...

Another flashy angle of the Genesis Mini 2. This decorative-only shell of a Sega CD Mini will be sold in Japan. No word if a similar product will come to the United States.

Sega is keeping mini consoles alive The company has two new tiny devices, the Astro Mini City V and the Sega Genesis Mini 2, that prove there’s still a place for miniaturized classics.

The Sega CD may have been considered a commercial failure, but it had some great games that are still fondly remembered. Here's our list of the best ones.