Some of the famous titles that have been on this device and received many compliments from players such as “Altered Beast”, “Sonic the Hedgehog”, “Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium” and very Many other titles have been very popular. The device has more than 900 games from the SEGA publisher, and there are other games from third parties to put into the device.
No matter how many buttons it is, it is impossible to change the number and quality of the games present in the device. But while in the 2nd version, the device’s gamepad part will have up to 6 buttons for use in combat. In the first version, there were only eight buttons, including four navigation buttons, three battle buttons, and one game start. The gamepad of the device is also compact, and depending on the version, the player will use a different handle. The design of the device is much more compact than that of the previous generation, which can tie a lot of space for users.
Genesis is adapted from Sega’s System 16 arcade machine, using the Motorola 68000 processor like a CPU, Zilog Z80 as the audio controller, and video system support. The device was designed by an R&D team and under the supervision of both Hideki Sato and Masami Ishikawa. This is a very terrible number and brought massive revenue to SEGA and brought SEGA’s name to the world. During those nine years, the total sales of the Sega Genesis were 30.75 worldwide. Sega officially stopped manufacturing this product in 1997 after nine years of continuous production.
The market they targeted was North America with the Genesis name in 1989, and in 1990, it was distributed as Mega Drive by Virgin Mastertronic in Europe. It was first published in Japan in 1988 and expanded its market to the global region in the following years. Sega Genesis is the third generation gaming console released and is the successor of the Sega Master System. This is a 16-bit console game console made by the famous Japanese gaming company, SEGA. Sega Genesis is also popular with many players on the Mega Drive in North America.
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