Welcome to Take Cover! This week I took a trip into the wonderful world of the Sega CD to find the ten worst covers it had to offer. With covers like these it’s no wonder the Sega CD failed. In case you were wondering, the video above is my favorite…
Though they no longer receive first party support, Sega’s consoles are far from dead. Homebrew and independent developers continue to breathe life into Sega consoles to this day. One recent example is Wind and Water Puzzle Battles from independent publisher Red Spot Games. The game was released in North American…
Crossovers are a hallmark of the media world since we all love to see references intermixed for maximum appeal if for no other reason than the potential of an extreme amount of fun. Just look back at history: Flintstones meet The Jetsons, Super Smash Bros., more comic books than I…
Another late thing of this. These are going up so late it isn’t even funny. So it was John Doherty’s first week here too making this his first ‘what we’ve been playing’ ever. His parents must be so proud. Anyways how was yesterday for you? Lonely as always? Don’t worry…
Welcome to the first installment of Take Cover! The weekly art critic feature here at Sega Addicts. Every week I pick ten covers and either complain about them or talk about why they rule. This week I suffered through the worst the Master System had to offer. It was difficult…
We’ve talked about the Genesis getting its own Contra, and its own Castlevania, but we haven’t gotten around to its Zelda yet. Luckily, we of course have Beyond Oasis that fits into that category quite nicely, however I was surprised to find out that the developers of Ranger-X from a…
Hello guys and welcome to another Tuesday instalment of this thing where none of us talk about anything relating to Sega at all. That’s right it’s ‘what we’ve been playing’! Hooray. Amazing! Brilliant! This is all just filler! Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! Yeah, hit the jump to read what we’ve been playing, you…