The Sega Saturn supported a variety of CD formats, including CD-ROMs, as well as Graphic, Video, and Photo CDs, making it as much a multimedia entertainment system as a video game console.

The graphic adventure game—an early-career Hideo Kojima title—was released on the PC-8801, the MSX2, the PC Engine Super CD-ROM, Mega CD, Sony Playstation, and Sega Saturn in Japan between ...

The game was inspired by the Sega CD version of Silpheed According to former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida, the unreleased Nintendo PlayStation's first game would have been a space shooter.

The price point of the Sega CD was also too high for what it delivered, at $300, according to IGN. The other factors combined caused a lack of interest in the Sega CD, which was discontinued in ...

In our testing, it worked well for all of the Sega Genesis, Master System, and Game Gear games we loaded up. Of course, it will also work with all 8-bit systems, and support for Sega CD and 32-bit ...

The Sega CD, known as the Mega-CD elsewhere, ... The Silver Star to be the best on the system. It’s a turn-based party JRPG in the same vein as the early Final Fantasy games.

Sega moved forward on its own with the Saturn and Kalinske didn't believe the system would succeed, but Sega of Japan was looking to spoiler Sony's efforts with the console's launch.

After all, Sonic was a proven system-seller, and presumably an all-new Sonic game taking full advantage of the hardware would help move more pricey Sega CD systems across the globe.

The game has since been re-released on a number of different systems, including the Sega CD, the Game Gear, the Master System, PC, iOS, Xbox, the Nintendo 3DS, ...

Multi-System Support: Emulates Sega Genesis, 32x, CD, Game Gear, and Master System. Ease of Use : Simple setup process and user-friendly interface. Performance : Runs games at a smooth 60 FPS ...

Some of these titles are real gems that haven't been seen in forever, having only been released through the Sega CD system previously. The console will also serve up an upgraded six-button controller.

The most fun I’ve had with the system has come from loading up lesser-known Sega CD games I’d never heard of and experiencing something unlike anything I’ve ever played.