The Hidden Palace

The Dreamcast had four controller ports as standard and the Mega Drive had adapters to turn one controller port into four, but the Saturn went not one step but 2 steps further with the 6Player Multiplayer adapter! Join Skyblaze as they look closer into the games that took full effect of this capability.

Stoked by the discovery of a Tetris game on eBay they'd never seen before, on this episode of The Hidden Palace Skyblaze discusses a selection of Tetris games that were released on SEGA consoles.

In a special edition of The Hidden Palace, we present Skyblaze's DJ set as first heard at the Steel City Chiptune 7 event in August, featuring chiptune classics and remixes from Streets of Rage 2, Starfox, Undertale and more!

Chapters:

00:00:00 Starfox - Corneria

00:01:20 Etrian Odyssey - Strife - Frist Strike

00:04:37 RKO Remix - Ocena Loader 3

00:07:08 Chris Hulsbeck - Turrican Main Theme

00:11:12 Bit Shifter - Hexidecimal Genome

00:14:27 Dr Doom & Komatrohn (RKO Remix) - Last Ninja (Big Beatnik Remix)

00:18:47 Sonic the Hedgehog 2 - Sky Chase Zone

00:20:34 Undertale - Spider Dance

00:22:12 Ristar - Splash Down! (round 2-1)

00:24:48 R-Type - Muteness (RKO Remix)

00:29:06 Streets of Rage - Under Logic

00:30:51 The Primals (Final Fantasy XIV) - Rise (Alexander Theme Remix)

00:33:58 The Gothsicles - Ultrasweaty

00:37:25 Jun Senoue, Tatsuya Kozaki - Super Sonic Racing (Generations version)

00:42:09 Pornophonique - Space Invaders

The Hidden Palace returns after its August break and, as it's Dreamcast US launch anniversary weekend, it's the perfect time for Skyblaze to take a look back at a selection of Dreamcast games released in 1999.

We hope you're not feeling under the weather for this week's episode of The Hidden Palace as Skyblaze discusses a selection of games that all have one thing in common; infections.

If Skyblaze were to ask you to name a series of Atlus games, most of you immediately think of Persona and others may then think of Shin Megami Tensei; which Persona span off of. Sticking with the same beginnings, this episode of The Hidden Palace looks at the Devil Summoner series; which like Persona, started as a spin off of Shin Megami Tensei.

Is it a bird, is it a plane, is it Superman? No, but he does use a similar colour scheme for his costume as on this episode of The Hidden Palace, Skyblaze will be going through the catalogue of Spider-Man games across SEGA consoles.

Skyblaze returns to the world of anime games on this week's episode, this time focussing on games with the licence for Bleach.

Everyone knows the story of Doki Doki Panic being released in the west as Super Mario Bros. 2. But did you know that SEGA consoles also had their share of retooled games? Join Skyblaze to find out more!

This week on The Hidden Palace, Skyblaze takes a look at a few games with one thing in common - they are all games based on Manga.