Skyblaze celebrates five years of The Hidden Palace with a special look at the Sega mascot who's known around the world, no not the Blue Blur but the Judogi wearing, button punching master that is Segata Sanshiro.

The Hidden Palace is no stranger to stories of cancelled games but on this episode Skyblaze looks back at a selection of cancelled games that were destined to grace SEGA's 32-bit add-on - the 32X.

Skyblaze continues their look back at the games of AM Annex with attention turning to NASCAR Arcade, Cosmic Smash and Cardcaptor Sakura: Tomoyo no Video Daisakusen.

Join Skyblaze for the first part of their look back at the games of AM Annex, producers of games such as Sega Rally Championship and Manx TT Super Bike.

SLOT-2 on the Nintendo DS was not just used for Game Boy Advance compatibility - it was also used to expand the functionality of the handheld via third party accessories. Join Skyblaze to learn more about one of those accessories - the SEGA Card Reader.

One of SEGA's most famous characters has just celebrated their birthday - yes it's Tails' 29th birthday so join Skyblaze as they guide you through the two-tailed fox's various solo adventures.

After failing in his attempt to take over The Hidden Palace for RadioSEGA's Opposite Week 2020, "KevBlaze" has finally made his way into the palace for Summer Shakeup 2021 where he goes in depth with Bizarre Creations' critically acclaimed third-person shooter The Club.

Following on from our last Neo Geo Pocket Color episode, Skyblaze returns to discuss the Dreamcast to Neo Geo Pocket Colour Link Cable, its supported games and all the special features it enabled!

Think SEGA portable gaming and you'd probably think of the Game Gear and Nomad, or maybe one of the games SEGA made for Nintendo's various handhelds. You probably wouldn't think of the Neo Geo Pocket Color but Skyblaze is here to explain why you should!

Skyblaze returns to the subject of peripherals, those lovely add-ons that try to enhance the gaming experience with varying levels of success. Some of the peripherals convered are interesting and some are a little more dubious!