SEGA AGES

Playing you the music from the games that were released in the year 1995.

It's a new year, and a new series of SEGA AGES! And it begins with the music of SEGA from 2004, including the likes of Puyo Pop Fever, the RadioSEGA favourite Ollie King, and a new run of In Reverse.

In this week's episode we feature music from the works of Tomoya Ohtani, another of the fantastic musical composers and directors at SEGA.

Borrowing a theme from Foreversonic's Random Hour, tonight's theme for SEGA AGES is playing you tracks that make you wish that all your Christmas's will be white.

Two soundtracks did battle and our listeners decided. Download the podcast and find out which version of the Sonic Generations soundtrack was preferred.

This episode features SEGA AGES in far and distant lands as RadioSEGA is featured in this year's SEGA Sonic Radio Project 24. Playing you the music to a number of themes only heard when Sonic is against Dr. Robotnik or many of his minions.

It's that time again! Following the release of Sonic Generations and with it, the soundtracks to both the Classic and Modern versions of the level music, it's time to put them head to head to find out which version comes out as favourite. How? With SEGA AGES Battle Royale!

This week saw the release of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games, so this week's SEGA AGES focuses on 2007, the release year of the first "Mario & Sonic" tile. We also have music from Sega Rally Revo, Sonic Rivals 2 and NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams, as well as the crucial final of the fourth series of In Reverse!

Remember the first ever SEGA AGES? It covered music from the year 2001. But lots of great tunes were left out the first time around. Don’t worry though because foreversonic is revisiting the year 2001 and bringing back music from games like Puyo Pop, Propeller Arena, SEGA GaGa and, of course, Sonic Adventure 2, among others! Plus, an exclusive Mistery Year track.

This week's theme is 1993, in recognition of Daytona USA's recent release on the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network. Naturally, we have some good old cheesy Daytona tracks, and music from more of SEGA's 1993 titles such as Phantasy Star IV and Sonic the Hedgehog CD.