The games have seen no re-releases or compilation titles though there have been notable remakes of Sonic CD, Snatcher and the infamous Night Trap was re-released in Xbox One, PC and PS4 for the games 25 th anniversary and in HD! It also allows the lost gems in the systems library more exposure. Additionally, with no copy protection games can be copied with any device capable or writing a CD-R so the originals can stay safe. Software preservation is great as quality of emulation superb and is available on several platforms most notably the PC.
The only official piece was the non-functional upgrades of the Mega-CD and 32X for the completist look for the Mega Drive Mini console.
There have been no hardware re-releases official or otherwise. Real hardware is becoming very expensive to buy but still easy to locate whereas the third-party versions are very rare and exceedingly expensive. So today, the platform is for those more enthusiastic SEGA fans whom invested originally or those wanting to play some of the cult classics being mostly RPG's contained in its library. It also acts to an upgrade to the base hardware with an extra processor, extra RAM, graphical and audio enhancements.Īlthough originally envisioned to become much more, it resulted in being a footnote of the multimedia revolution of the 90s for the most part being of little interest to gamers because of the games it sported and earned little notice in all territories except the US where the raging console war would trigger a political debate (echoes of which can still be heard today) that would swiftly damage the fortunes of the system and the brand, with its creator doing little to reverse its fate.įor details on its inception, regional performance and legacy checkout the History of the Mega-CD/SEGA-CD Feature. The Mega-CD/SEGA CD is a CD-ROM drive add-on for the Mega Drive/Genesis (MD) giving access to optical media be it CD Audio (Redbook), CD+G (graphics) or most importantly proprietary software from SEGA.
Eternal Champions: Challenge From The Dark Side
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