The Hidden Palace

To make a game for a console you need the console to make sure it works. In this episode Skyblaze gives us a look at a number of development kits, supplied by SEGA or made by others for making SEGA games.

Part 2 of our 2-part look into the odd technology SEGA created, concentrating this episode on the extras made for the Dreamcast.

Part 1 of a 2 part look into the oddities from SEGA's history, because SEGA made a lot more than consoles!

Before we get the final product there's always the games in a not-quite finished state. Skyblaze talks to us about a few of these games.

Keep the lights on and hide behind the sofa as Skyblaze tries to scare you with some spooky games that were either made by SEGA or made for SEGA Consoles.

Remember to pay your fare, as Skyblaze drives us through the history of the SEGA Roadshow, a bus filled with SEGA consoles and the latest games... for the 90s anyway.

While the Swirl colour debate splits the masses between orange or blue, Skyblaze causes further division as they look through various special edition Dreamcast consoles.

Greyfore leads us into the arcades and shows us a few interesting titles that use the SEGA System 32 arcade board.

As a follow up from the Microcomputer episode, Skyblaze runs us through a number of SEGA games designed to work on MS-DOS.

As part of the Mega Drive Mini Marathon, Skyblaze takes us through the history of SEGA's beginnings into games consoles and the creation of the Mega Drive itself!