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Sega Mega Drive also known as Sega Genesis in North America. The Genesis was a 16-bt console created to rival the TurboGrafx 16. In 1990, Nintendo released the Super Famicom (or Super Nintendo Entertainment System—SNES), which was Genesis' major rival throughout the 16-bit era. Even though the Genesis was released earlier than the SNES, Sega had a hard time overcoming Nintendo's dominating foothold on the video game console market, which in the late-1980s was 95% in North America and 92% in Japan. By 1992, Sega slashed Nintendo's market by garnering 55% (going as high as 65% in 1993) of the market in North America. The Genesis also did well in Brazil, Europe, and Australia, however, it failed to put a dent on Nintendo's market share in Japan. In 1993, the Genesis was redesigned and released as the "Sega Genesis 2". By 1994, Nintendo had regained a lot of its lost market share by slashing Sega's share from 65% to 35%. In 1996, Sega discontinued support for the Genesis. But in 1998, Majesco released a budget version of the Genesis, called "Sega Genesis 3". Throughout the lifetime of the Genesis, Sega had developed and launched two unsuccesful well-known add-ons, the Sega 32X and the Sega CD. It also released the peripheral, Sega Meganet, which was a modem for the Mega drive. It was only released in Japan and Brazil.

In response to Nintendo's Game Boy released in 1989, Sega developed and released their first handheld to the market called Game Gear. Initially released in 1990 in Japan, it was later released to the North American market in 1991 and subsequently to Europe and Australia in 1992. It was the first mainstream handheld system to be released with a color screen, something their main competitor, Nintendo, wouldn't do for its Game Boy line until the Game Boy Color debuted in 1998. It also generated its own light without the need for attachments, which Nintendo did not do until the Game Boy Light came out. Essentially the Game Gear was a portable Master System, although the color palette was larger and thus allowed for better looking graphics. Since the Master System and the Game Gear were both based on a similar Z-80 architecture, a third party released a peripheral called the Gear Master Converter, which allowed the Game Gear to play Master System cartridges. Sega, impressed with the technology, purchased the rights to the adapter and marketed it as the Master Gear Converter. Although technically superior and having better features than Nintendo's Game Boy, the Game Gear was plagued by a short battery life of approximately 3 hours. The required 6 AA batteries made the Game Gear enthusiast a rare one. Overall, the Game Gear was an impressive piece of technology for the time. It was on the market for a good 4 years and had a respectable software library, which included versions of the popular Sonic the Hedgehog series. SEGA Roms including zip game files of Sega Genesis and Game Gear roms.

No Saturn CD-roms have been archived as the cds and the iso files that will have to be created would be too big to store on the webspace we have. If you need to download sega genesis roms that are not listed here or saturn isos - you have to install mIRC and find these files on the fservers in irc. sega master system / game gear roms are the oldesnt and smallest.

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