❝The consumer game console that made the SEGA name famous around the world. Other software makers were eager to release their own titles on the platform, and there was no shortage of optional peripherals. List price was ¥21,000. It was released in North America under the name “GENESIS” the following year in 1989, and in Europe in 1990. With the release of “Sonic The Hedgehog” in 1991, its popularity exploded and the game console sold more than 15 million units in North America and 8 million in Europe.❞ 60th.sega.com
Half a dozen digital soundtracks from Konami's Contra Anniversary Collection available for streaming on the Apple Music platform.
Commemorating the 25th anniversary of Mortal Kombat II, Enjoy the Ride Records publishes the third pressing of the 140-gram vinyl soundtrack.
Data Discs' Revenge of Shinobi analog record release available for shipping from HighScore Records in Nantes, France.
Three-disc vinyl soundtrack for Thunder Force IV, alternative titled "Lightening Force: Quest for the Darkstar," ships from PixelCrib.
Officially licensed by Sega, the Comix Zone vinyl soundtrack ships from Cartridge Thunder in Chicago and PixelCrib in Australia.
The Earthworm Jim Anthology soundtrack, streaming on Spotify, chronicles music from Earthworm Jim 1 & 2 by Tommy Tallarico.
London-based publisher presses the Streets of Rage 3 vinyl soundtrack album, available in classic black or translucent orange.
Part of Fangamer's Rare 35th anniversary collection, the Snake Rattle 'N' Roll vinyl soundtrack features music composed by David Wise.
"Street Safer, Go" mod distributed through Steam alters 16-bit brawler Streets of Rage by inverting the music score by Yuzo Koshiro.
Streets of Rage vinyl soundtrack album, published by London-based Data Discs, back in stock on translucent red vinyl.
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