The Best of the Best on the Sega CD

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• JO

  @JorgeAraujo97 · 4 years ago

  I love how game developers were creative and took bold decisions so naturally. I'm glad we lived thru those great days in the 90s.

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• FA

  @Falcnuts · 4 years ago

  Hearing SLX say “this was incredibly fun to make” you just know as an audience member you’re in for a treat.

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• CO

  @ColinCropley · 4 years ago

  nobody looks at NBA Jam on the Sega CD. but it played just like it does in the Arcade!

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• RA

  @radbuster4403 · 4 years ago

  Final Fight CD is so much better than the SNES version, too bad Sega CD wasn't on my radar back then, and even if I wanted one I wouldn't have been able to afford one. I was able to get on the Sega Saturn train though. I'm just now re-visiting the Sega CD library over the last few years thanks in large part to Sega Lord X videos👍

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• A-

  @A-MEHT · 4 years ago

  I got my Sega CD for Xmas in '93, and absolutely loved it! Sure, it never lived up to its full potential for several reasons, but my friends were just blown away by Sonic CD, Eternal Champions, the enhanced port of NHL 94, etc...good memories!

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• HA

  @hackwrench5583 · 4 years ago

  I remember as a kid, trying out RPG's from time to time and hating them. Lunar was the game that changed that for me.

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• GL

  @glenhayman8722 · 4 years ago

  yes yes yes, I cannot get enough of the sega CD so many titles that made the first jumps into CD platform

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• NO

  @non-member-rj3jk · 1 year ago

  Sewer Shark was awesome

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• OR

  @Oribaa90 · 4 years ago

  This feels like a present for me. I got a day off work and my wife is working. So what did I do? I got up and the first thing I did today was watching this video. Great content! I love Sega and thanks to the MegaSD I could finally explore the whole Sega CD library.

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• SS

  @ssaunders1122 · 4 years ago

  Lunar and Eternal Blue are flat out my favorites on that system.

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• PS

  @PS1Fan1991 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Seriously, you inspire me with your love for video games. Watching your content fills me with nostalgia for a time long since passed and the beauty that came with it. I didn't grow up with the Sega CD, but I did grow up with the Mega Drive and the 16 bit generation was an incredible time to and I was fortunate enough to have experienced it even if being born in 91 meant that the 32 bit consoles were when I would become a gamer.

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• MI

  @michaeldorsey1394 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I remember sewer shark, snatcher, final fight, robo aleste, tomcat alley, terminator, space ace and night trap being my favorite sega cd games I used to own. Oh and Star Wars rebel assault!

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