There aren't too many Genesis players who didn't own Jurassic Park or Aladdin back in the '90s, and even fewer who haven't ...

Sega was a major player in the arcade business by the 1980s, but the Sega Genesis made the company a household name. After it was released in North America in 1989, Sega immediately became a serious ...

Mark Sammut serves as the primary list editor for GameRant's video game department and contributes to other sections like anime lists. In a previous life, he also wrote for TheGamer, other Valnet ...

Mark Sammut serves as the primary list editor for GameRant's video game department and contributes to other sections like anime lists. In a previous life, he also wrote for TheGamer, other Valnet ...

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 ...

Blake Morse is a Contributor at DualShockers with more than 18 years of experience in the video game industry as a journalist, editor, content creator, reviewer, and indie games advocate. He has been ...

The Sega Genesis isn’t as well-known for difficult games as the Super Nintendo, but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist. After all, this was still in the thick of consoles getting plenty of ports from ...

Sega has been in the game business since the 1960s, producing all kinds of electromechanical arcade game cabinets before jumping into the home video game console war in the 1980s. It primarily went up ...

Joshua Speer is a Staff Writer at DualShockers who has been covering games professionally since 2013, with a focus on indie games, retro games, platformers, deckbuilders, roguelikes, and Nintendo ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. David Jagneaux is a writer and analyst, covering MMOs and retro games. Every few years, a game comes along that quietly challenges ...