Posts Tagged ‘review’We Review the Brand New Master System Shooting Game ‘Frontier Force’ on Our YouTube ChannelThursday, May 8th, 2025
In our latest YouTube video we have been kindly provided a download code for Frontier Force – the brand new Master System shooting game from Badcomputer. Check out our full video review via the embed below: Like the video? Then why not subscribe to the SEGADriven YouTube channel and get our videos direct to your subscriptions feed as soon as they drop!  Webmaster and lead writer at SEGADriven. Likes old games, heavy music and too much pizza. Follow on Twitter @kronkblats Indie Mega Drive Games ‘Metal Dragon’ and ‘Life on Mars: Genesis’ Reviewed | YouTube ChannelMonday, April 21st, 2025
Back in February 2025 Evercade released a double pack of the indie Mega Drive games Metal Dragon and Life on Mars: Genesis. These 2 games were both developed by Kai Magazine Software and are fairly new aftermarket Mega Drive titles. In our latest video we review this latest offering from Evercade and also discuss the Evercade consoles themselves: Like the video? If you subscribe to our YouTube channel then you can get our videos direction to your subscriptions feed as soon as they drop! Click here to be taken directly to our YouTube channel. Webmaster and lead writer at SEGADriven. Likes old games, heavy music and too much pizza. Follow on Twitter @kronkblats Asterix – Master System ReviewMonday, March 18th, 2024
1991’s Asterix for the Master System is a game that is likely going to be shrugged off as “Euro trash” by a certain contingent of retro gamers (cough cough, Americans, cough cough) thanks to the franchise’s French origins. Licensed platformers also don’t have a great track record when it comes to quality, but what we’ve got here is an internally developed SEGA platformer from an era when the company were on a hot streak. Click here to read our full written review of Asterix for the Master System. Webmaster and lead writer at SEGADriven. Likes old games, heavy music and too much pizza. Follow on Twitter @kronkblats Bomber Raid – Master System ReviewSunday, March 17th, 2024
Released in 1989; Bomber Raid for the Master System is a vertically-scrolling shoot-em-up developed by Sanritsu and is infamous for being the final Master System game officially published by SEGA in Japan during the console’s lifespan. As a result of being a game that released in Japan, it also has a secret FM soundtrack that anyone in the PAL territories could never really access during the console’s original run, as those regions never received the FM Sound Unit or a version of the Master System where it’s built into the console itself. Click here to read our full written review of Bomber Raid for the Master System. Webmaster and lead writer at SEGADriven. Likes old games, heavy music and too much pizza. Follow on Twitter @kronkblats Sonic and the Fallen Star Video Review | YouTube ChannelWednesday, July 13th, 2022
Released July 1st 2022, Sonic and the Fallen Star joins a very small list of Sonic fan games to actually make it to full release. But is it any good? Join us to find out: You can download Sonic and the Fallen Star by clicking this link. Like the video? Then why not subscribe to the SEGADriven YouTube Channel and never miss a thing! Webmaster and lead writer at SEGADriven. Likes old games, heavy music and too much pizza. Follow on Twitter @kronkblats Sonic Origins – Switch ReviewSaturday, June 25th, 2022
SEGA aren’t exactly strangers to wheeling out the Classic Sonic games now. It’s a running joke amongst the fanbase that every Sonic fan owns at least 30 different copies of the original game across just about every gaming platform known to man. Hell – I had Sonic the Hedgehog on my chunky old iPod Classic! But after the rather staggering way SEGA stuffed up Sonic Colours Ultimate last year, I don’t think it’s unreasonable that some people were even more wary of Sonic Origins than they’d usually be. The good news is that this isn’t the mess that Sonic’s Wii outing got turned into. The bad news is that Sonic Origins is still a very flawed package, full of glaring errors and mistakes that are made more aggravating knowing they could’ve been very easily fixed. Read our full review of Sonic Origins on Nintendo Switch by clicking here. Webmaster and lead writer at SEGADriven. Likes old games, heavy music and too much pizza. Follow on Twitter @kronkblats Grind Stormer Mega Drive Video Review | YouTube ChannelFriday, June 17th, 2022
Grind Stormer by Toaplan is a vertically scrolling shoot-em-up that seems very traditional on the surface, but it hides an extra gameplay style that drastically alters the main mechanics. Join us as we take a look at Grind Stormer for the Mega Drive! Liked the video? Subscribe to the SEGADriven YouTube Channel and never miss a thing! Webmaster and lead writer at SEGADriven. Likes old games, heavy music and too much pizza. Follow on Twitter @kronkblats Super Off Road Mega Drive Video Review | YouTube ChannelThursday, June 16th, 2022
Ivan “Ironman” Stewart’s Super Off Road is a fixed angle racing game where you can see the entire circuit without scrolling. When it made its way to the Mega Drive in 1992, the game lost the Ivan Stewart endorsement and it’s 3 player multiplayer. But is it still worth playing? Let’s find out together! Liked the video? Subscribe to the SEGADriven YouTube Channel and never miss a thing! Webmaster and lead writer at SEGADriven. Likes old games, heavy music and too much pizza. Follow on Twitter @kronkblats Croc: Legend of the Gobbos Saturn Video Review | YouTube ChannelWednesday, May 25th, 2022
The SEGA Saturn is not particularly well known for its 3D platform games, so we’ve decided to see what platformers were available for the system. We start our journey with a look at the Saturn port of Croc: Legend of the Gobbos by Argonaut Software. A special thanks has to be given to Mark Hughes for the game capture used in this video which was taken from real hardware. Check it out via the embed below: Enjoy the video? Why not subscribe to the SEGADriven YouTube Channel and get our latest videos direct to your subscriptions feed as soon as they land! Webmaster and lead writer at SEGADriven. Likes old games, heavy music and too much pizza. Follow on Twitter @kronkblats Confidential Mission Dreamcast Game Review | YouTube ChannelSaturday, May 21st, 2022
In our latest YouTube video, we take a look at the 2001 Dreamcast port of SEGA’s on rails shooter, Confidential Mission. Is this a forgotten SEGA lightgun classic? Find out by clicking the embed below: Enjoyed the video? Then why not subscribe to the SEGADriven YouTube Channel and never miss a thing! Webmaster and lead writer at SEGADriven. Likes old games, heavy music and too much pizza. Follow on Twitter @kronkblats |
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