Category
7 articles
Model 2 racers are fetching five figures, sealed Genesis games are outpacing stocks, and yet Sega stuff still trades at a discount compared to Nintendo's vault. Here's why the gap exists — and why that might be the collector's opportunity of the decade.
Sonic and Like a Dragon are carrying the company, but Sega's vault is stuffed with franchises fans haven't stopped talking about. Here are the three series we think deserve the full modern reinvention treatment next.
Ristar, Jet Set Radio Future, Panzer Dragoon Saga — Sega has a strange talent for saving its best ideas for games the market wasn't ready to buy. Here's why that pattern keeps repeating, and what it tells us about whatever Sega does next.
Sega never met a weird accessory it didn't want to strap to your forehead. From motion-sensing rings to a Genesis stapled to a Genesis, here's our affectionately honest ranking of the company's most baffling peripheral swings.
The Dreamcast died in 2001, but its library never really went away. We rank every modern reissue worth your money — and flag the ones where hunting down a disc is still the smarter play.
Every Sega console has its defenders, but some defenders are wrong. We ranked the entire hardware lineup from the SG-1000 to the Dreamcast, and yes, we're prepared for the angry emails.
After two decades of 3D Sonic games that couldn't decide what the franchise was, Frontiers' open-zone formula finally cracked it. Here's why this one matters more than any Sonic release since the Dreamcast days.