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After the middling success of its preceding home console Master System, Sega came out swinging in 1989 with the Sega Genesis. Known as the Sega Mega Drive outside of North America, the console provided Nintendo with its first serious competitor in the console market space. The console featured some of the most prominent video games…

It used to be that there was an assumption that any video game adaptation was automatically going to be bad, a trend that decades of movies beat into the minds of fans around the globe. One place that this trend has been dismantled entirely is at Netflix, the home for the League of Legends-inspired seriesArcane…

SEGA and Netflix today announced a new collaboration to bring a film adaptation ofCrazy Taxito Netflix, with the companies also developing a slate of adaptations from SEGA’s catalog includingSonicandSTRANGER THAN HEAVEN. The slate spans genres, styles and formats — live-action comedy, kids’ animation and live-action crime — reflecting the range of SEGA’s library and drawing…

A Sega PlayStation exclusive from the PS3 era is now available on the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 for just $5. The game in question is not natively available on the newer Nintendo console, but it is playable on the Nintendo Switch 2 thanks to its backward compatibility with its predecessor console. And considering…

If you did a lot of gaming during the ’90s, you either played on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) or the Sega Genesis (Sega Mega Drive in Europe) — at least until the legendary Sony PlayStation was born. However, deciding between the SNES and the Genesis was no easy task since nobody could parse…

Sega Corporation has established a new wholly owned subsidiary in Shanghai, SEGA (Shanghai) Entertainment Technology Co., Ltd., the company confirmed on August 3. The entity was formally registered on June 12 with a capital of $3 million USD.

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…