Sega Genesis Ages

The Sega Genesis Ages is a dedicated console developed by Hyperkin. The Ages plays select Sega Genesis games. The cost for the system is $69.99 US.
==Features==
The console includes HDMI outputs to connect with modern TVs. The Sega Genesis Ages outputs at 1080p, with no lag or frame-skipping. Sound pitch and playback is more authentic to the original Genesis hardware compared to other third party manufacturers.
There are two Genesis and two USB controller inputs available. For USB controllers, there’s a remapping option available on the front menu. The Sega Genesis Ages comes with two Genesis controllers, each with six buttons.
The front menu displays the games on a 4x10 grid, showing 8 games at a time. The games can be sorted and filtered by release year, developer, publisher, and whether multiplayer is available. In addition to keeping track of the last 12 games played on a Recent tab, players may also bookmark 12 of their Favorites.
==Included Games==
The Sega Genesis Ages includes 40 select Sega Genesis games. 27 of them were originally overseen and developed solely by Sega. The other 13 were either developed by third parties or Sega games with licensed third-party material.
As the Sega Genesis Ages is a dedicated console, there is no cartridge slot.
===First and Second Party===
GAME 	YEAR	DEVELOPER 	PUBLISHER
Sonic the Hedgehog 	1991	Sonic Team 	Sega
Sonic the Hedgehog 2 	1992	Sonic Team 	Sega
Sonic & Knuckles 	1994	Sonic Team 	Sega
Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine 	1992	Compile 	Sega
Sonic 3D Blast 	1996	Traveler's Tales 	Sega
Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle	1989	Sega AM7 	Sega
After Burner II 	1990	Sega AM2 	Sega
Beyond Oasis 	1994	Ancient 	Sega
Bonanza Bros. 	1991	Sega 	Sega
Columns III 	1993	Sega 	Sega
Comix Zone 	1995	Sega Technical Institute 	Vic Tokai, Sega
Dynamite Headdy 	1994	Treasure 	Sega
Ecco the Dolphin 	1992	Novotrade 	Sega
Golden Axe 	1989	Sega AM7 	Sega
Gunstar Heroes 	1993	Treasure 	Sega
Kid Chameleon 	1992	Sega Technical Institute 	Sega
Phantasy Star IV 	1993	Sega AM7 	Sega
The Revenge of Shinobi 	1989	Sega AM7 	Sega
Ristar 	1995	Sonic Team, Sega AM7 	Sega
Shining Force 	1993	Camelot, Climax 	Sega
Streets of Rage 	1991	Sega AM7 	Sega
Streets of Rage 2 	1992	Sega AM7 	Sega
Streets of Rage 3 	1994	Sega AM7 	Sega
Sword of Vermillion 	1989	Sega 	Sega
ToeJam & Earl 	1991	Johnson-Voorsanger Productions, Nu Romantic Productions	Sega
Vectorman 	1995	BlueSky Software 	Sega
Wonder Boy in Monster World 	1991	Westone 	Sega
===Third Party or Based on Third Party===
GAME 	YEAR	DEVELOPER 	PUBLISHER
Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse	1990	Sega AM7 	Sega (Disney)
Disney’s Aladdin 	1993	Virgin Games, Disney Software	Sega
Pulseman 	1994	Game Freak 	Sega
Ultimate Mortal Kombat III 	1995	Avalanche Software 	Williams Entertainment (NetherRealm Studios)
Zombies Ate My Neighbors 	1993	LucasArts (Disney) 	Konami
Mega Man: The Wily Wars 	1994	Minakuchi Engineering 	Capcom
Castlevania: Bloodlines 	1994	Konami 	Konami
Earthworm Jim 	1994	Shiny Entertainment 	Playmates Interactive
Super Street Fighter II 	1994	Capcom 	Capcom
Ghouls’n’Ghosts 	1989	Sega 	Sega (Capcom)
Rocket Knight Adventures 	1993	Konami 	Konami
Pac-Mania 	1991	Sculptured Software 	Tengen (Namco)
Space Invaders ‘91 	1991	Taito 	Taito
==Development==
Following the negative reception of ATGame’s Sega Genesis Flashback after so many years of criticized clone consoles, Sega pulled out of their contract.
Eventually, they negotiated with Hyperkin, developers of the Super Three in One and Retron 5, to manufacture official dedicated Genesis consoles instead.
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