* Recognizability – Is the candidate title a recognizable name or description of the topic? No and yes.  "Sega 16-bit console"  is not a name of this console at all, but it is a description of this topic. 
 * Naturalness – What title(s) are readers most likely to look for in order to find the article? Which title(s) will editors most naturally use to link from other articles? Such titles usually convey what the subject is actually called in English. "Sega 16-bit console" is not a term readers are likely to use in order to find this article.  Editors are also extremely unlikely to naturally link to this title, and it does not convey what this topic  is ever called in English. 
 * Precision – How precise is the title under discussion? Consensus titles usually use names and terms that are precise (see below), but only as precise as necessary to identify the topic of the article unambiguously.  It's precise (assuming this is the only 16-bit console Sega ever produced). 
 * Conciseness – Is the title concise or is it overly long?  This title is not as concise as "Mega Drive" or "Sega Genesis". 
 * Consistency – Does the proposed title follow the same pattern as those of similar articles?  No. This title does follow the same pattern as those of similar articles. Other articles about Sega consoles follow the pattern [[Sega Name]].