The Sega Genesis (or Mega Drive) was based around the fairly common Motorola 68000 processor, but this wasn’t the only processor in the console. There were a number of coprocessors including a ...

In the US there were consoles called the NES, the TurboGrafx-16, and the Genesis. While in Japan they ... known IBM PC/Mega Drive combo known as the Sega Teradrive. Finding a rare Japanese 1990s ...

The Anbernic RG ARC-D embodies the glory days of Sega consoles.

But it went from selling over 30 million Sega Genesis consoles at the height of its fame in 1993 to selling just 3 million units of its final console before pulling the plug on its hardware empire.

While this dual-processor architecture was complex ... As a result, despite the Sega Genesis being neck-and-neck with the ...

The ’90s were an insane time in the gaming fandom, as Nintendo had blown the world away in the ’80s with the Nintendo Entertainment System and home gaming had become a more lucrative market than ever.

Sega Genesis broke the hegemony that Nintendo had established in homes across the globe. The console wars began properly, with Sony getting in the mix with the PlayStation in time. First ...

The Sega CD, or Mega CD, was an accessory for the Sega Megadrive/Genesis, allowing the machine to play more advanced games, effectively making it a new console. It wasn't a runaway success for the ...