The SC-3000 was the computer equivalent of the SG-1000 (Sega’s first video game console). Users were able to create their own programs and games on the machine in BASIC, as well as machine code. A speech synthesis unit, light pen, and several other third party accessories were also available. The SF-7000 added 64KB of RAM and 8KB ROM, a 3-inch floppy disk drive, a Centronics parallel port, and an RS232 serial port.
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The Sega Dreamcast often gets a bad rap among gamers and critics. Even so, the Best Dreamcast games was home to memorable games that have gone on to legendary status with critics and fans. Some of the criticism is earned. Sega lost a lot of goodwill from gamers after the disastrous Sega 32X and Sega More
Homebrew: a term that defines a video game Battle Kid Fortress of Peril that was created for a specific platform, by an individual or team of developers. Some homebrew games can be great, while others fall squarely short of expectations. Most of the joy, though, for the developers comes from simply completing the project. Think More
We’re going back in time today, looking at one of the very first home consoles to really make a splash best atari 2600 games in the market. Released in 1977, the Atari 2600 actually had a wood veneer on it, in case you’re not sure how old it is. In today’s money, it cost around More
It’s safe to say that during its time on this planet, the PlayStation 2 was a powerhouse for gaming content. Providing a much-warranted upgrade from the PlayStation 1, the PS2 captured the global video game audience. It was available to buy at retailers for 13 years, making it one of the longest console releases ever. More
This was a special edition controller that was included in the 1998 World Cup edition of the Brazillian Super NES, and came with International Superstar Soccer Deluxe as a pack-in. More
People in Japan seems to think that everyone has the money to buy their exclusive shit once they hit eBay like that dude selling the Xbox White – me and More
A seller has listed a pretty awesome looking watch that was made available exclusively to Sega employees back in 1992. Back in April, Sega sold one of these themselves (which More