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technology to the American market -- that would have been NEC with its Turbo CD. But it was the first to make the technology stick. The Sega CD was introduced as an add-on to the highly successful Genesis that would play games, as well as music and CD+Graphics discs. My roomate bought one. It was pretty cool back then. The really good games were the the RPG's. |
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| Dwayne stallada943@mybluelight.com
Wed, 5 Jun 2002 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- sewer shark is the coollest game ever made .can't wait to play it!! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Johnboy
d_mode2k@yahoo.co.uk
Wed, 29 May 2002 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have had my mega cd(uk name) since it was first released!.It takes pride of place in my study along with the more recent dreamcast console,I have quite a few games for it now but I still look on ebay to see if there is any which I do not have.The only problem I have is not with the system but with the cd cases,why do they break so easily,does anyone know where these cases can be purchased? as I need quite a few including the large type cd case.HELP!!!!!!!!! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Anthony philipja@sbcglobal.net
Sat, 20 Apr 2002 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I love Sega CD's and Genesis. Even being so old, they are so much fun to play. Sadly, my mother pawned mine a few years back. I miss it so much. If anyone has any info as to where I can find one reasonably priced, please contact me. Thanks --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Sergio
Wicks gynocyde@yahoo.com
Sun, 14 Apr 2002 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Even though the system was 16bit it was still a step up in the gaming world. Sonic CD kicked @$$ and lunar was probably the best rpg ever. Sucks that sega lost all of the systems. I had every single system sega made. From master to dreamcast. Maybe sega will come back with games for all of its old systems and kill sony and nintendo once and for all. Sega is the goku of the gaming world!! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Mikey mrperfect231@webtv.net
Fri, 12 Apr 2002 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- i love collecting classics sega and snk really had some great games my favorite for sega cd was bram stokers dracula 1992 eye of the beholder --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| LoSt BoY lostboy_inxs@hotmail.com
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- I LOVE Sega CD,I am trying to collect all the games made for it and im getting pretty close. I even have a web site/shrine dedicated to Sega CD. www.segacduniverse.cjb.net thx!
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| Robert Fearfactoryrg83@aol.com
on Tuesday, August 14, 2001 at 20:58:07 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I still like playing the sega cd even to this day. Out of all the games my favorites where Vay and Double Switch. If it wasn't for the game Vay I probably wouldn't be playing any RPG type games at all. It was the first game I played on it and I still play it today. I think that it is a shame that they wont put it on to any other systems so other people can play it and see how good of a game it was. I like the old school type graphics of vay more than the 3D ones you see know. I goes to show that with Vay you don't need graphics to have a very good game. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| MOHAMMED ZAYED
N. AL-OTAIBY abuzayed2000@yahoo.com
on Thursday, March 29, 2001 at 23:14:33 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- It`s hard to belief Always good systems die I miss all my Sega systems snif ..snef ..WAAAAAAAAAAAA --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Brad
Johnston the_blood_lotus@hotmail.com
on Saturday, January 20, 2001 at 23:27:04 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I've recently heard information about a very-little known Sega CD game that was untitled and previously available off of Sony's website. I have heard very questionalble things about this game, but sources are trusted. Have you ever heard anything about an "untitled" or "no name" Sega CD game? I believe it is a 3 or 4 cd set...the things I have heard about this are very strange. Any information you might have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| John
Cooper Benburnt0074@cs.com
on Monday, December 11, 2000 at 05:45:53 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'd like to throw my two cents into the old cd video game realm. I had a Sega cd system and yes it was pretty cool. On the other hand I also had a Turbo Duo and that system (without the help of major third party developers carried much better games that the Sega cd.) I understand too that a downfall of the Duo was also that they released some of the crappier games available at the time. In the long run though when NEC released a good game it was spectacular. The sega cd was pretty boring. Just look back and realize that the PC Engine in Japan was the real company to give Nintendo competition. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Cory Heath
homegrown18@altavista.net
on Friday, October 27, 2000 at 21:28:32 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- JVC also released a version of the Sega CD.It was a Sega Genesis and a Sega CD all in one.It was only in the US for a very short time and is VERY hard to find. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Knuckles knuckles@home.com
on Thursday, August 31, 2000 at 15:40:49 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- This system was a dream come true at the time of its' inception, before everyone was choked to death with poorly produced FMV games. It was capable of scalable sprites and some limited polygons that were unheard of at the time. One of the best, albiet dated show pieces for this system is the much vaulted Silpheed. This system was unfortunately priced and quite fragile upon its' initial release which I am certain helped spell its' enevitable demise. The second release, although much more streamlined and competitively priced game too late in the machines lifecycle to save it from obscurity. This coupled with some major misfires soured the already skeptical market. Some gems from this were, Lunar, Silpheed, Dragon's Lair, Space Ace, Dune, Ecco the Dolphin, Mortal Kombat, Leathal Enforcers. If you liked FMV games, Farenheit was interesting as was the 'risque' Night Trap. By the time of the release of Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch make your own music video I was already primed for something new. Entropy comes for us all and unfortunately some bad decisions by Sega the Saturn release that was very shortly after the 32X launch brought the big 'S' to its' knees. (sniff) I miss my
Sega CD. |
| C
Fischbach chlestron@gci-net.com
on Friday, June 2, 2000 at 18:05:46 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- For a very short time, they released a system that was a little bigger than a conventional CD player called the CD-X which was a Genesis system combined with a Sega CD. BTW, my favorite
game was
Vay and I'm saddened to see it out of stock |
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