SEGA GAMES Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection/Game

Arrived today and unable to play on a UK console 🙄 GUTTED!!

Doesn't work on English x box360

i couldnt download the return label

Jogo bom como antigamente era...

Unbelievable nostalgia for the older folks like me, a plethora of new adventures for the younger crowd. This is most (definately not all; Genesis was a great console) of the classic Sega games. When we were kids, these games were expensive, and if you were one of the lucky (?) few who managed to own all these games, well...for the rest of us, this is our chance. All these classic games bundled together at a reasonable price (these were $20-$100 each when they came out, depending on where you were), seriously, this is one hell of a deal.

Los videojuegos que jugamos hace años ahora juntos en tu propia consola! Nuevo y a precio de remate!

Compre el juego y la xbox no lo lee, dando un error de region incompatible

This was a great buy! It has a tremendous amount of games in the collection. I bought it for three different series: Phantasy star, Sonic and Streets of Rage. It has the first Four Phantasy Star games (the first must be unlocked by beating the first level in Sonic 2 with 2 players), which are great for anyone hoping for some old-school rpg's. The Sonics are all great, and i really enjoy the Sonic Spinball game. Streets of Rage 1-3 are some of the best classic beat-em-ups to ever exist, and they retain all the potential of fun that they had in the 90's. There is also a ton of other games for genesis and a few more unlockable games from the Sega Master System. A new benefit to the games with this collection is the ability to save whenever you want. A lot of these games had no save system at all, or they worked on the basis of codes to get back to a particular point. This, save feature, makes beating the games much easier. You can get through most of a Sonic, save, and beat it later instead of having to restart. Or, if there is a particularly difficult part of a level or boss, you can save right before it, or during it. The graphics look pretty sweet on a large HDTV, though the smoothing effect is very hit-or-miss. Some games the smoothing adds a nice, umm, smoothness to the look, but most of the games look better with it turned off (I believe that it is off by default). The Audio sounds awesome in HD. Also, you can assign the controls of any of the games to whatever button scheme fits your style best. All things considered, this was an excellent use of $15! Now you'll have to excuse me, I'm about 10 hours into Phantasy Star, and I have the next three games in the series to beat after that...