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The Sega Genesis, or Mega-Drive as it was known in certain territories, was one of the most prominent home consoles of the ’90s. Powered by Sega’s signature blast processing, the 16-bit console gave Nintendo some serious competition with its own library of fan-favorite games. Sonic the Hedgehog first took off on the Genesis, while Sega…

The SEGA Dreamcast may have lived a short but sweet life, but during its time, it treated us to some absolute classic games, many of which continue to leave a lasting impression to this very day.

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The Sega Genesis was one of the most popular 16-bit consoles on the market back in the late 1980s and 1990s. Powered by the signature Sega Genesis blast processing, the console provided a more technically impressive presentation and ambitious gameplay than prior platforms. It saw the introduction of several new and ultimately enduring franchises, and…

Hatsune Miku VR is the kind of title you notice the moment you step into a brightly lit home office and see someone waving their arms to invisible music in the center of the room. A PC VR headset, two motion controllers, and the teal twin tails of Miku fill your field of view, turning…