MEGA POWER! The Smallest & Largest Sega Genesis Games

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• EM

  @EmbraceTheDusk · 3 years ago

  That whole era of gaming from 16-bit through the 32/64-bit generations was such an amazing time.

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• MY

  @MyRetroLife · 3 years ago

  I’ll never forget how big a deal it was seeing “8-Mega Memory” printed on the front cover of Strider. SUCH a big deal! We thought it was magic.

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• SH

  @shenanitims4006 · 3 years ago

  “Fatal Labyrinth” would be better described as a “Rogue” like game. In that it resets every time you play.

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• BO

  @bobsanderz3005 · 3 years ago

  My childhood dreams of being an Art Alive master artist never panned out. I blame the 1mb cart, of course!

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• GA

  @Gametester110-qf8vs · 6 months ago

  Column's soundtrack is shockingly chill.

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• MR

  @MrSez1979 · 3 years ago

  I still remember when Strider came out on the Sega Genesis... 8 Megs seemed ENORMOUS! Oh how times have changed! Lol

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• RE

  @RetroFred · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap1rMudeAXc&amp;t=3410">56:50</a> The thing that you don&apos;t mention here is that a megabit is 1/8th the size of a megabyte. &nbsp;So, yes you are technically correct, and that means 80 megabit cartridge would be 10 megabytes of storage space. &nbsp;I&apos;m sure this was addressed in the comments of the original video you posted, but I wanted to point this out to anyone who was confused as to why the screen you show for the size of Streets of Rage 3 in storage is only 3 megabytes. &nbsp;That is because it is 24 megabits (Or 3 megabytes) in the way that we no longer refer to in the modern age regarding the amount of space a game requires on a storage medium. &nbsp;Megabits is frequently used to describe something like an internet connection speed or texture detail level, while megabytes are typically used when talking about file size or storage space.

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• JH

  @jhoughjr1 · 3 years ago

  &quot;What? You guys don&apos;t have VCRs?&quot;

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• CO

  @CobraGillian · 3 years ago

  Sega Lord X and Game Sack on a Sunday morning. Nice.

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• UD

  @udance4ever · 3 years ago (edited)

  NeoGeo was king of climbing the &quot;mega&quot; mountain! &nbsp;Metal Slug 5 clocking in at like 708 MEGS was a big deal considering it was 88 megabytes of chips &amp; you paid an arm &amp; a leg for a cart the size of a book!

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• ML

  @mlmcproductions4191 · 3 years ago

  Columns was chill and play kind of vibe.i still play it.

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• GE

  @GeneralTso369 · 2 years ago

  The graphics in quarterback club always looked smoother and higher resolution than Madden to me so makes sense the ROM is bigger

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