Sega 3D Classics Collection Review

By Kevin Schaller

Back to the depth-perception basics.

Sega has been in some rough waters the past few years. Some franchises are doing gangbusters, like the fantastic Yakuza 5 (which literally involves gangs and busting people up), while flagship franchises (*cough*SonicBoom*cough*) have been languishing in both sales and reviews. But like most gamers my age, their memories of console wars of the…

  • Every game’s 3D looks wonderful
  • Some Master System love
  • Three versions of Fantasy Zone to choose from
  • All kind of arcade-y titles, not much depth
  • Not many genres represented for a classic collection
  • Next time, maybe a Phantasy Star or Comix Zone?

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Kevin Schaller
Kevin Schaller

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