It’s a perfect blend of games that helped make the Genesis a house hold name early on. SEGA Genesis Classics is a compilation of quite arguably the best games to grace Sega’s mighty 16-bit console. Over 50 classic Genesis games in one package Platforms: Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4
And, for those who never owned a Sega Genesis or are too young to remember-it’s a perfect way to experience them for the first time. SEGA Genesis Classics allows you to relieve all those found memories of the games you grew up with. At that time, Sega and Nintendo battled it out for supremacy and as a result both companies put out some phenomenal games that pushed the hardware to the limits. It was a huge step up from the 8-bit NES and I have a lot of found gaming memories with my friends and the time we spent playing Sega Genesis games. I was so excited to be the only one at my school to have Sega’s brand new 16-bit console. I still remember when I got my Sega Genesis back in Christmas of 1989. While those ports sound promising, I want the whole compilation experience, not bits and chunks: I bought Sega 3D Classics one by one on the 3DS, and they're fantastic, but I'd rather not do that again.SEGA Genesis Classics is a collection of some of the best games on Sega’s 16-bit console from the late 80s and 90s. Sega is planning to sell some of these games on the Nintendo Switch, and others, piecemeal, over the summer. maybe revisiting childhood isn't always as great as you think it's going to be. I'd prefer them on the go: On a big-screen TV they feel a little less exciting than I expected. The biggest bummer is that this isn't on the Nintendo Switch, where I could carry these games around. But it's a collection I'd buy in a heartbeat as a childhood Sega-obsessed superfan. The game takes a while to load at first, and the game's interface (set in an old '80s living room with a TV and game shelf) is cute, but annoying to navigate. I haven't even gotten into the extras: online multiplayer, instant game saves, a crazy "mirror mode" that can be turned on in any game, and a fair amount of customizing - the emulator can be tweaked to add different visual effects and presentation. Still, at 55 cents a game, this is an absolute steal. Do you care more about Ecco, or Wonder Boy? Do you prefer more Sonic games, or are you glad that Toejam and Earl are back? I think the new collection's better, but it's a bit sad to see trade-offs.
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