“We were trying to think dynamically on how we could make it more of a destination”.
With Sega’s cable-based digital distribution service, Sega Channel, being in the news once again, thanks to the Video Game History Foundation’s recent discovery of over 100 previously undumped ROMS, we thought we’d share something interesting with you.
Over the past year, we’ve been conducting more interviews with former Sega Channel staff, trying to gather enough information for a possible update on our 2022 article on the service, and it led us to uncover a pretty fascinating story about a potential collaboration that was once being floated between the Beastie Boys and Sega in the mid-’90s.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“We were trying to think dynamically on how we could make it more of a destination”.
With Sega’s cable-based digital distribution service, Sega Channel, being in the news once again, thanks to the Video Game History Foundation’s recent discovery of over 100 previously undumped ROMS, we thought we’d share something interesting with you.
Over the past year, we’ve been conducting more interviews with former Sega Channel staff, trying to gather enough information for a possible update on our 2022 article on the service, and it led us to uncover a pretty fascinating story about a potential collaboration that was once being floated between the Beastie Boys and Sega in the mid-’90s.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
