Yeah, we get them all already unlocked from the beginning, but I’m a fan of having to unlock things in games. I’m not sure if people will miss the interviews, although they would have been nice to watch, and also to try and unlock as it will have given more incentive to play various games which I probably won’t touch. A simple synopsis or a 3D model of the case with cover art and a zoomed-in rear cover would have been nice. SEGA Mega Drive Classics has over 50 games, some of which I’ve not heard of before, so having to load the game up in order to see what it is, seems a bit long-winded. So, it’s not a lot of ‘content’ missing but I would have liked it if the synopsis was at least there. The PS3 version had unlockable games (which are now just unlocked from the beginning), interviews about various games and systems, and a brief synopsis of each game – in case you don’t know anything about it.
Compared to the PS3 version, there are a few missing pieces of content. Sacrifices which I’m not too happy with, which I’ll get into down below.įirst of all, as I’m not going to go through every single game and talk about each one (although that’s something I would probably do if you’ve seen my reviews before), I’ll begin with the bad news around the package as a whole. However, they have made a few sacrifices in both the games and the content for this new collection. Speaking of the games, SEGA has something for everyone here, from everyone’s beloved hedgehog to my all-time favourite turn-based strategy games – you’re bound to like at least a few games in the list below. So, with SEGA releasing a collection of over 50 classic Genesis/Mega Drive games, SEGA Mega Drive Classics, I knew I had to check it out and see if the games were as good as I remembered. I really enjoyed my Mega Drive, yet I’ve not had nostalgia or the urge to dig it out since I moved onto the GameCube many years ago.
Back then, I was blown away by the diverse lineup of games that I’d never heard of due to SEGA and Nintendo having many unique games and even different versions of the same game across each platform. Games for SEGA Mega Drive and Genesis switch nsp xci is now available for the new generation! You are waited for by more than 50 games from all known Sonic and Streets of Rage 2 to role-playing games from the Phantasy Star series.Growing up I was a Nintendo child, but later in life, I picked up a SEGA Mega Drive and the Mega CD to see what all the fuss was about and to try out a few of the console’s exclusives. Language: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish Genre: Application, Action, Platformer, Role-Playing
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