SG-1000: Farewell, my friend
Added 2022-02-16 13:01:13 +0000 UTCI've had a really great time discovering and researching the SG-1000 library, and I hope you have too. If not, well, thanks for bearing with me. And if so, you'll probably enjoy this episode, which replaces the original introductory warm-up piece and also includes a full rundown of the system's library... this time, in actual release order, and with the proper color palettes. I wish I had known how to capture SG-1000 color accurately back when I began this effort, but alas. This overview will, hopefully, put things right. (As will the book, of course.)
Now, on to Game Boy.
Comments
The only SG-1000 reissue I'm confident about is the Sega Ages Wonder Boy collection for PS2, which included this version of Wonder Boy (and was my first experience with the platform). A vague nagging sensation tells me something else has shown up somewhere, like Girl's Garden appearing in some unrelated collection or the like.
Jeremy Parish
2022-02-23 13:08:35 +0000 UTCI've really enjoyed this look back over the past year on a console I barely knew existed beforehand. One question- has Sega (or for that matter, any company) ever re-released any SG-1000 games in any form (compilations, unlockables in other games, ect.)? Because Sega published every SG-1000 game, I wonder whether other companies even have the right to re-publish SG-1000 games...or maybe the rights to classics such as "Champion Kendo" and "Pop Flamer" have been lost to time (and a maze of legal issues)
Daniel Hoffman
2022-02-17 23:23:34 +0000 UTCI really appreciate all the work you've put into the SG-1000 series. I knew next to nothing about the console before. I can't say I'm terribly interested in playing any of its games, but it definitely gives me a great appreciation for the Colecovision, Master System, and Famicom.
James Jackson
2022-02-16 16:09:41 +0000 UTC
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