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In our latest YouTube video we delve into the world of the PICO-8 fantasy console and take a look at 5 SEGA homebrew titles developed for it. You can watch the video via the embed below:
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Our latest YouTube videos takes a nostalgic look back a 5 dinosaur-themed video games for the SEGA Mega Drive! You can watch it via the embed below:
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In our latest YouTube video, we’re putting the focus on a different publisher by looking at 5 Namco games released for the SEGA Mega Drive! Check it out via the embed below:
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In our latest YouTube video we return to the world of PS1 knock-offs and take a look at a blatant clone of Panzer Dragoon in the form of 1997’s Gamera 2000. Watch the full video via the embed below:
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We also have more videos on PS1 games that rip-off SEGA titles. Here’s a selection you can also explore if you’re interested:
We visited the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge and had a look at all their SEGA stuff! The centre is open from Wednesday to Sunday, 10am ’til 5pm. Adult entry is £8.
Eric Chahi’s Another World was a monumental achievement in 1991 featuring beautiful artwork, rotoscoped animation and cinematics that were animated using flat polygons instead of pixel art. This masterfully directed piece of work features no heads-up-display at all and each scene must be played through trial and error to discover how to progress.
Ian Wall and some talented contributors from SEGA8Bit have developed a homebrew fan sequel to Alex Kidd in Miracle World for the Master System. The game ignores the events of Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle and instead re-imagines a sequel to Miracle World as a Master System title. The game is free to download via this link and can be played via emulator or flash carts. Take a look below for a short let’s play from us that shows the game in action:
In our quest for social media dominance we’ve only gone and opened a Tumblr! We’re big fans of Tumblr and seeing blogs like Animated Screenshots has inspired us to create a similar wall of animated, video game glee using SEGA games.
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