The Sega CD, known as the Mega-CD elsewhere, was the disc-drive peripheral for the Sega Genesis, and while this was a simple console “add-on,” the CDs allowed for things that simply weren’t ...

will include "over 50" classic games from the Sega Genesis, Sega CD, and arcade. As Sega reps have previously explained, both the Mega Drive Mini 2 and Genesis Mini 2 are powered by an entirely ...

Oscar Gonzalez is a Texas native who covered video games, conspiracy theories, misinformation and cryptocurrency. Sega's Genesis Mini 2 is the game company's second retro console featuring games ...

We always get Genesis Collections each gen, but where’s the Sega CD one? Don’t make us wait for a Sega Genesis Mini 3, either. Earlier releases of Snatcher were a bit more basic: the Sega CD ...

The Genesis Mini 2 is the follow-up to the Genesis ... (As was the case last time around, this ridiculous yet awesome Sega CD attachment was only available in Japan, and it sold out long before ...

Genesis gamers with access to a six-button controller ... are constantly reshaping this game’s massive world. While the Sega CD often failed to deliver on even a fraction of its potential ...

The miniature-sized console's design is based on the second model of the Genesis and comes with a library of over 50 games, including some Sega CD titles. SEGA Genesis Mini 2 blasts its way to ...

Sega introduced the Sega CD and 32X add-ons for the Genesis, which sparked the idea of creating a new console that would ...

The Sega CD, or Mega CD, was an accessory for the Sega Megadrive/Genesis, allowing the machine to play more advanced games, ...

Of course, the USgamer staff weighed in as well, but the following 10 Sega Genesis and five Sega CD games really represent your picks. Well, OK, it's more than 10 and five... there were a bunch of ...

But when it came out, this was really cutting-edge stuff that blew the typical SNES and Genesis game out of the water. It was even bundled with the Sega CD for a while, making it one of the add ...

The Sega Genesis, also known as the Mega Drive outside of North America, was a major success for Sega. It sold over 30 million units, allowing Sega to make a name for itself within the video game ...