Sega introduced the Genesis, known as the Mega Drive outside of North America, in 1989, taking a significant chunk of the home console market from Nintendo. Its introduction was a massive escalation ...

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The Genesis was an excellent system for sports games, and one of its best titles (which is also one of the greatest sports games of all time) was NHL ’94. The game was released on multiple systems in ...

Back in the ’80s, when console wars were a going concern, Sega unleashed the Sega Genesis, a 16-bit fourth-generation home video game console in direct competition with Nintendo, whose Nintendo ...