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A grimy, funky trip playin' every game ever released for a Sega console/handheld in chronological order.

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H.E.R.O. (SG-1000, 1985)

Enrique Iglesias was not consulted on the making of this game.


PLAYERS: 1-2 alternating

PUBLISHER: Sega

DEVELOPER: Activision (port by Sega)

RELEASE DATE: 12/1985 (JP)


Because naming a game Hero would be considered boring...

2 months ago
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Champion Ice Hockey (SG-1000, 1985)

I’m not sure what happened to #10, but that is quite the expression.


Champion Ice Hockey


PLAYERS: 1-2 simultaneous

PUBLISHER/DEVELOPER: Sega

GENRE: Sports

RELEASE DATE: 12/1985 (JP)


Champion Ice Hockey does ind...

2 months ago

Bomb Jack (SG-1000, 1985)

Hey yo, it’s just anotha… bomb jack?


Bomb Jack


PLAYERS: 1-2 alternating

PUBLISHER: Sega

DEVELOPER: Tehkan (port by Sega)

RELEASE DATE: 12/1985 (JP)


Is Jack the most boring name for a superhero ever? Well, it’s...

2 months ago
2

Rock n’ Bolt (SG-1000, 1985)

At least he’s got tunes to distract him from certain death.


Rock n’ Bolt


PLAYERS: 1-2 alternating

PUBLISHER: Sega

DEVELOPER: Activision (port by Sega)

RELEASE DATE: 11/1985 (JP)


Were construction worker-themed...

2 months ago

Elevator Action (SG-1000, 1985)

Archie knocks out Mr. Weatherbee for the last time.


Elevator Action


PLAYERS: 1-2 alternating

PUBLISHER: Sega

DEVELOPER: Taito (port by Sega)

RELEASE DATE: 11/1985 (JP)


Elevator ACTION! ACTION!… action? I don’t...

2 months ago

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