Retro enthusiasts love to add Sega master system games to their collection, but these rare games are very elusive. Here's why they're so valuable!

With only 114 U.S. game releases and fairly reasonable aftermarket prices, the Sega Master System is an increasingly popular target for collectors who want to try amassing a single console’s ...

Here’s a Sega Master System (pretty much a Game Gear) running on an STM32 dev board. Also included are some ROMs for some classic games – Sonic the Hedgehog, Castle of Illusion, and The Lion King.

While the Master System wasn’t a big hit in the U.S., it found success in places like Europe and Brazil. That encouraged Sega to keep making games for the platform well into the life of the Genesis.

The Sega Master System was an upgrade over previous Sega consoles in a lot of ways. Processing speed was better, it had better colors, a better resolution, and was a step up in just about every way.

We knew this was coming, but now it’s official: Sega said today that games from its classic 8-bit Master System console will soon land on Virtual Console in America. In a rare dose of generosity ...

If you've been looking to play one of Sega's more classic games without having to shell out cash for a retro console, the good news is that you can return to 1988 in Lost Judgment. New footage ...

Game preservationists have found, saved, and even shared and translated, an extraordinarily 33-year-old cartridge for the Sega Master System. It’s about traffic safety. Game de Check!

The 12 best Sega Master System games, from Sonic the Hedgehog to Out Run Nintendo may have kicked its arse commercially, but Sega's home console classics ruled our childhood.

Recreating the games look on the 64-color Master System wasn't something Sega appeared eager to rush into, but in offering an SMS port of the acclaimed sequel, the company ended up setting the bar ...

This compared to the Sega Master System, which sold 2.00 million units in North America, 6.95 million units in Europe, 2.52 million units in Japan, and 9.37 million units in the rest of the world.

Some hackers have managed to convert an STM32 development into a Sega Master System emulator. This means Sonic the Hedgehog running on an ARM Cortex-M4. This hack has a number of parts. First, [Ale… ...