Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Here, I take on the task of rating every mainstream Sega console from the SG-1000 all the way to the Dreamcast. We talk about the games, the circumstances, and the experiences that lead to each rating.
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Opening "Sega" jingle is from "Astal" for the Sega Saturn. Courtesy of Sega Corporation.
Ending Music during the credits is from Batman The Video Game for the Sega Genesis. Courtesy of Sun Corporation. Cover done by Zachary Essey.
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By: Jan Neves
YouTube Page - youtube.com/user/Jan3d
Intro by Evan S.
portfolio.tsestudios.com
Outro Animation by Kevin Bhall
YouTube Page - youtube.com/user/NIGH11
Episode Notes:
1. I use the term "sega" a lot in the episode. It was meant as an all around identifier of the platform I was referencing. Sega, of course, did not develop or publish every video game that appeared on its consoles.
2. Most of the games here were captured from real hardware or FPGA machines like the Mega SG.
3. A rating of 10 is not representative of a flawless execution in every area, but rather my enjoyment of what was offered.
4. Even scoring low, I'd rather play the 32X over any number of other machines like the Virtual Boy, Jaguar, CD-I, or 5200/7800.
Here, I take on the task of rating every mainstream Sega console from the SG-1000 all the way to the Dreamcast. We talk about the games, the circumstances, and the experiences that lead to each rating.
I'm on Patreon! Help support the channel.
patreon.com/segalordx
If you would like to support the channel directly:
paypal.me/segalordx
Head over to Facebook to hear me ramble about various things:
facebook.com/segalordx
Opening "Sega" jingle is from "Astal" for the Sega Saturn. Courtesy of Sega Corporation.
Ending Music during the credits is from Batman The Video Game for the Sega Genesis. Courtesy of Sun Corporation. Cover done by Zachary Essey.
youtube.com/@MigrantBirdStudio
SLX Logo
By: Jan Neves
YouTube Page - youtube.com/user/Jan3d
Intro by Evan S.
portfolio.tsestudios.com
Outro Animation by Kevin Bhall
YouTube Page - youtube.com/user/NIGH11
Episode Notes:
1. I use the term "sega" a lot in the episode. It was meant as an all around identifier of the platform I was referencing. Sega, of course, did not develop or publish every video game that appeared on its consoles.
2. Most of the games here were captured from real hardware or FPGA machines like the Mega SG.
3. A rating of 10 is not representative of a flawless execution in every area, but rather my enjoyment of what was offered.
4. Even scoring low, I'd rather play the 32X over any number of other machines like the Virtual Boy, Jaguar, CD-I, or 5200/7800.
