Name: Mega-CD
Brand: Sega
SKU: 77310
Rating: 4.4 (40 reviews)

simple
clean menu system
the emulation and the end results are mostly excellent

just feels wildly out of place
Mega Man - The Wily Wars
original PAL letterboxing is completely eliminated

Storage: None
Ram memory: 4MB
Wifi: no
Usb: no
Hdr: no
Backward compatibility: no

Sega Mega-CD - Pros & Cons

simple
clean menu system
the emulation and the end results are mostly excellent
Great price point considering its content
DB9 controller ports feel good
video was pretty good
beautifully animated sprites and incredibly well-drawn backgrounds
good high score and a perfect run
boasts more levels
more moves
and faster gameplay
RPG gameplay is fantastic and a real credit to the console
beautifully crafted levels while taking advantage of never-ending firepower
perfectly-crafted
excellent
and very responsive
Great way to start an Earth-saving mission
its designers and composers were up to the task
The graphics are really great with some superb animation and great pixel likenesses
The image is crisp and sharp on the widescreen display

just feels wildly out of place
Mega Man - The Wily Wars
original PAL letterboxing is completely eliminated
highlighted Lost Sector for unique Exotic loot
and exclusives burned a lot less fiercely in the nineties
nowhere near as much as they are in modern day gaming
the sheer detail in the graphics department
the no longer available NES Classic
slow
plagued by low frame rate
Audio and video quality often falls short of the original
Genesis clone beats a dusty original Genesis is a bit more complicated
the absence of actual analog outputs
Sound is not so memorable with most effects being dull and almost inaudible
email and try again
The plastic feels heavy and dense
speed he s still pretty slow
console occupies a disproportionate amount of my gray matter even
it wasn t nearly as prevalent and annoying in 1992
Obligatory ice level where everything is slippery
there is no tag team mode
Sega Mega CD
games were certainly not a new thing
Hook certainly isn t a bad game
it s not quite as cut and dry as that
There s a big freaking mountain in the center of the island
Pan-man sword is lost upon taking a beating
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utterly terrible FMV and lack of colour to the point
the presentation was a bit more higher quality
Not being able to see the action well is this games death nail
was hard to make out what was going on during some scenes
they will not unlock and you will not progress
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doesn't work out quite as well as the developers had planned
lacked almost any interactivity by the player and had terrible acting to boot
No one is left behind
There are only four opponents to face up against
SEGA CD gore factor
the planet you crashed on is overrun with mutants
super-sleek hover bike sound
SEGA Mega Drive Mini
s music is scattered all over the place in varying qualities
there s no software-based universal save function
been easy to turn entries into mini-reviews

Sega Mega-CD - Full Specifications

Storage	None
CPU speed	12.5 GHz
RAM memory	4MB

Backward compatibility	no
Type of media supported	CD-ROM

Ethernet	no
WiFi	no
USB	no
HDMI	no
Component output	no
Composite output	no
SCART out	no
S-video output	no
VGA outputs	no
Digital optical input	no
Digital optical output	no

HDR	no

Depth	4.43 in
Width	11.85 in
Height	8.37 in
Weight	49.38 oz
Colour of product	Black

Sega Mega-CD - Q&A (1)

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davis
about 2 years ago
Is Sega Mega-CD region free?
chelsey
about 2 years ago
No, the Mega-CD games are region-locked.
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Sega Mega-CD Sega - Editorial Reviews (8)

Sega Mega-CD The Video Game Critic's Sega CD Console Review

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The Video Game Critic's Sega CD Console Review

Review of the Sega CD console

Destructoid

Review: Sonic CD

I’m dating myself here, but playing Sonic CD again really took me back. It took me back to a time...

Sega Mega-CD Classic Game Room - SEGA CD console review, Mega CD! - video Dailymotion

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Classic Game Room - SEGA CD console review, Mega CD! - video Dailymotion

Classic Game Room HD reviews the SEGA CD add-on for the Sega Genesis video game console! Or the Mega CD for those of you with Megadrives. Same thing, different colors and name. The Sega CD was originally released by Sega in 1992, updated with the model 2 in 1994/1995. It plays.. you guessed it, SEGA CD games! The MegaCD is a pretty cool device that attached to your Mega Drive (which is Mega rad) and plays compact discs with awesome video games on them like Android Assault, Silpheed, Robo Aleste and Sewer Shark. CD media is different than cartridges and back in the day this was pretty high technology. Should you buy a Sega CD? Will your MD collection be better off if kept company by a stack of Sega CD games? Well... yes. Classic Game Room goes into great detail to look over the Mega CD and review how it works, functions and operates. CGRHD is the money bomb when it comes to retro gaming reviews. Word up!

Sega Mega-CD Sega CD Silpheed Was Largely Just Spectacle, But That’s Okay

Kotaku

Published: 17.11.2020

Sega CD Silpheed Was Largely Just Spectacle, But That’s Okay

Welcome to Morning Music, Kotaku’s daily hangout for folks who love video games and the cool-ass sounds they make. I was hoping to write a quickie today, but Silpheed is so interesting that wouldn’t have done it justice. Ready to blast off? (Spaceship metaphor.)