It’s horrific, for sure.
Back in 1991, Sega was getting ready to release the Mega CD in Japan, the often misunderstood add-on to what many consider to be one of the greatest consoles ever made – and it seems that nobody misunderstood that system more in its early days than Sega itself. Wonder what I’m on about? Well, have you ever looked into Sega’s first-ever game for the system? NO? Then lucky you!
You see, back in December 1991 in Japan, the add-on launched alongside Sol-Feace and Heavy Nova – two third-party releases of middling quality – and Sega’s debut on the format wouldn’t come for another week. That game was Wakusei Woodstock: Funky Horror Band.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
It’s horrific, for sure.
Back in 1991, Sega was getting ready to release the Mega CD in Japan, the often misunderstood add-on to what many consider to be one of the greatest consoles ever made – and it seems that nobody misunderstood that system more in its early days than Sega itself. Wonder what I’m on about? Well, have you ever looked into Sega’s first-ever game for the system? NO? Then lucky you!
You see, back in December 1991 in Japan, the add-on launched alongside Sol-Feace and Heavy Nova – two third-party releases of middling quality – and Sega’s debut on the format wouldn’t come for another week. That game was Wakusei Woodstock: Funky Horror Band.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
