On this week’s episode we discuss games that weren’t developed or published by Sega, but they certainly feel like they could be. There are many games that share a similar art-style, gameplay element, setting, or something you can’t quite put your finger on with a popular Sega game and we’re…
On this week’s episode Tom, Mike and yours truly, finish our Looney Tunes games on Sega consoles series. The episode starts with a bang as I reminisce about my troubled time with Crystal Warriors and my pleasant surprise with Thor for the 3DS. Then it’s onto some “looney” discussions revolving…
On this week’s episode the Sega Addicts crew (minus Kris) discussed a selection of the early Looney Tunes games that appeared on Sega consoles. While not often mentioned, there were quite a few games released utilizing Warner Brothers’ popular cartoon characters and some of them were decent games… and others…
And after a hiatus of many weeks, we’re back with Episode 139. For some of you long-time listeners, the topic of Cancelled Games may ring a small bell in your noggins. It goes way back to Episode 14 and an unfortunate technical difficulty that lost the episode forever. It took…
On this week’s episode, Alex took a vacation and left me (ScottyMo) in charge to host. Against my better judgement, I accepted the challenge! With the help of Forum’s Editor, Brett Hatfield, and the Brothers Kyzivat, we discussed Sega’s involvement in video game magazines, and answered some great listener questions!…
So i’m gonna be honest here, this is not your regular episode of The Sega Addicts Kids Table. Well I mean it is in that it features two of the sites writers (Josh and Scotty) talking about Sega news. But there’s no Stevie, and only a little bit of John…
On this week’s episode we discuss some of the weird and unique games that have appeared on Sega consoles throughout the generations. Sega’s willingness to take risks on unproven concepts and genres has always led to a some interesting games being released on their consoles and is one of the…