One month ago SEGA brought iPhone and iPod Touch owners Shining Force. This Thursday the SEGA RPG love continues with the release of Phanta...

It's always great to see post-Genesis games get the portable treatment. Data East's SEGA CD game Road Avenger, known in Japan by its...

A little over a month ago I went to my family cabin in northern Minnesota. It had been nearly seven years since I had last been there, and y...

Didn't SEGA say they were reassessing their iPod presence? Because it seems to me that they're doing the same thing they were doing...

Remember ages ago when that Genesis emulator was announced for the iPhone and then SEGA canceled it? SEGA seems to have salvaged what they ...

 Hi NJY readers! (I know I have some as Google Analyitics does not lie) I hate to see a blog go a week, let along a month, without a post...

3D graphics, Wi-Fi multiplayer, 115 levels, three mini games and monkeys. While iPad users have had a complete version of Super Monkey Ball...

The player above is using the tilt controls for left and right movement, however there is also an option for a virtual d-pad. Looking grea...

Before the insanity that is E3 begins, I thought I'd give a hardware review of the Firecore Classic Console. Manufactured by Innex und...

Yesterday SEGA let 'Sonic Colors' out of the bag, the latest Wii-exclusive Sonic game. Unlike previous releases like 'Black Knig...

Regarding the iPhone: I totally called it! Regarding late 2010: Out of left field! UPDATE: SEGA revealed via a GameStop interview that...

Thanks to the folks at GamesRadar , the Game Gear is getting some much deserved attention! Specifically the Majesco Game Gear is being pr...

An excellent video, as always, from Classic Game Room! Though I should point out that the reviewers comments about a touchy cartridge sl...

By now you may have noticed a little logo on the sidebar of most of the Junkyard blogs as well as at Sega Memories and SEGAbits. That little...

THE NOMAD ON-THE-GO Last year I chronicled a trip to New York , specifically the video game motherload that is Video Games New York. Well wa...