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I have a confession, and if you are reading this you are either a fellow retro obsessive or someone who clicked a link at 2 a.m. because the algorithm knows you too well. I collect video-game wrong turns, the arcade curiosities where a pixelated elbow can feel decisive, and the Sega Genesis basketball library is […]

I have an embarrassing soft spot for belt-scrollers, which means you should probably distrust everything I say from paragraph two onward (I do, and I wrote it). Are Sega Genesis beat ’em ups classic, over-hyped, essential, or an oddly specific nostalgia trip for people who still own a cosmic toaster that only heats 8-bit bread?

I am going to be honest with you, because that is the only reliable genre left on the internet besides hot takes about cartridge rarity. When I think of licensed Sega Genesis games, I feel like a private detective who has just been asked to investigate a tea party – there is charm, there is

I will be frank, conspiratorial, and mildly caffeinated: this category is both classic and weird, like finding a leather jacket in your grandmother’s closet (yes I said that out loud). Best Co-Op Sega Genesis games, couch-friendly and elbow-bridging, are essential if you grew up with a roommate who ate chips like a drum solo and

I love baseball, and I love the Sega Genesis, and I am fully aware that combining the two can be an exercise in nostalgic neurosis, or indulgent connoisseurship, depending on how loudly you confess your sins at the next retro meetup. Is this a niche category? Yes, and no. Is it overrated? Sometimes, especially when