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jinjuu_chan
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I owned a Sega Channel for two years during its run. It was by far one of the coolest gaming experiences I've ever had in my life. I remember getting up really early on the first day of every month just to see what new games were being offered before I went to school. If it hadn't been for the Sega Channel I would never have been introduced to so many games that I still love today, like the Phantasy Star series, the Shining Force series, Beyond Oasis, Kid Chameleon, Comix Zone, Zombies Ate my Neighbors, the Echo series, Mega Bomberman, and so many others.
So, who's owned a Sega Channel? What are some of your fondest memories of it or what games did you play most on it?
Edit: Lora M, thankyouthankyou for reminding me of Theme Park!! I couldn't stop playing that game as a kid!! To this day I still have the code for it memorized!!
While I'm adding a thank you, I might as well explain what the Sega Channel was. It was service offered in the mid-90s through cable that for a montly fee you got to play up to 50 games a month through a Sega Channel cartridge. The games changed each month and you had exclusive access to games that were never released in America. It's sort of like Xbox Live! and Virtual Console of today
So, who's owned a Sega Channel? What are some of your fondest memories of it or what games did you play most on it?
Edit: Lora M, thankyouthankyou for reminding me of Theme Park!! I couldn't stop playing that game as a kid!! To this day I still have the code for it memorized!!
While I'm adding a thank you, I might as well explain what the Sega Channel was. It was service offered in the mid-90s through cable that for a montly fee you got to play up to 50 games a month through a Sega Channel cartridge. The games changed each month and you had exclusive access to games that were never released in America. It's sort of like Xbox Live! and Virtual Console of today