Although shortlived, STI remains one of the most beloved development studios in SEGA's history. Skyblaze walks you through their history and their limited backcatalogue.

Skyblaze discusses the early early history of SEGA, before they became the company you now know and love.

Not all games come to light, and some more tragically than others, but all for a variety of reasons. Join us tonight as we go through the sad history of various cancelled games for the SEGA Dreamcast.

SEGA are well known for their weird collaborations, but many won't remember their partnership with Pioneer to help create a SEGA PAC for their LaserActive multimedia device. Skyblaze looks into the history of the unit as well as its media playback functions and the various PAC addons.

Although 3D seems to have faded in popularity in recent years, it's important to remember that the newest iterations of the medium aren't necessarily the first. On this episode, Skyblaze looks into SEGA's first attempt at 3D gaming.

Before various modern attempts at game streaming platforms, there was the SEGA Channel, a phone line subscription service that let you stream SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis games. Join us as we dive into the history of the service as well as its various exclusives.

Skyblaze discusses the VMU peripheral for the Dreamcast and its various frivolties.

Join Skyblaze to find out about what innovations SEGA came up with before their more famous rivals, as well as a look at obscure SEGA arcade games and the challenging trivia quiz.

You can't win 'em all, and even our beloved SEGA consoles have seen their share of awful games. This episode takes a look at a few examples.

Not every SEGA game was released on a SEGA console. We take a look at some SEGA games which have seen releases on non-SEGA consoles and computers.