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Bio-Hazard Battle was released on the Mega Drive in Japan 28 years ago today!
In Japan, this shmup was known as Crying 亜生命戦争. Do you prefer the European or Japanese box art?#SEGAForever pic.twitter.com/zYUjCnoqL9
— SEGA Forever (@SEGAForever) October 30, 2020
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F1 racing legend Ayrton Senna poses with Sega's Katsuhiro Hasegawa, who was the planner on the 8-bit versions of Super Monaco GP II. Senna was deeply involved with the development of the Genesis version, but his influence on the Game Gear & MS versions is unknown. pic.twitter.com/ut4q9dH2lC
— Sega-16.com (@Sega16) October 30, 2020
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Discovered some artworks of the Beyond Oasis by Hitoshi Ariga that were stored in the file folder. I don't remember what these were for but might've been something to have them checked by SEGA whether the designs were suitable for the package, etc. pic.twitter.com/BSdpgQ12Qm
— 古代祐三 (@yuzokoshiro) October 30, 2020
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メガドライブの誕生日 [ 16-BIT ]
M E G A • D R I V E 🎂 pic.twitter.com/OIp1MtlBZv— Daifuku △ (@Retro_Daifuku) October 29, 2020
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Okay, who still has this T-shirt? https://t.co/5UWPb7esr7
— SEGA Forever (@SEGAForever) October 30, 2020