I played it on SEGA Channel, my cousin had it at the time. It was AMAZING stuff. What blew my mind at the time were the very clear audio clips that would play at specific times. One that sticks out in my memory is traveling through a mountain stage, you travel under a waterfall and it disables your electrical powers. And then the main baddie shows up in the foreground and proclaims "WATER IS PULSMAN'S WEAKNESS!" then sunk back under the screen line laughing evilly.
I definitely remember loving Pulseman's design when I was younger. I'd actually heard of him long before I was able to play his game 'cause I grew up in Hawaii and a bunch of my friends had Japanese gaming mags that I believe had articles like "The folks who made Pokemon also made THIS!" but...y'know, we couldn't read it, so we just liked the pretty pictures XD I think I even remember one of my friends being "That kid" who tried to convince people that Pulseman WAS a Pokemon and you had to do a bunch of crazy stuff to unlock him in Red and Blue.
YES! I had Sega Channel for about 6 months before they discontinued it. I can't remember if I played this game, though it does look familiar. I always looked forward to the 1st of the month to see what new games would be available to play. Sega Channel required cable TV, and it would take anywhere from 2-5 minutes to download a game to play it, even on cable. It was great to play demos and games that I didn't own.
Oh god, i remember that waiting as a kid. Back when i was full of ADHD and Dial-up was the most widely used way to connect to the net. I specifically remember only being able to play Sega Channel after dinner because my Grandfather Ran a business and he need his Fax-Machine online and active but that required its own dedicated phone dial-up..... Some things i dont miss about the 1990’s..... 🤔
I remember the Sega Channel. I had it for a few months as a kid. Grama ordered it for me n my siblings. It Was pretty cool in back in the sorta pre-internet era where the www.(World Wide Web) was still pretty niche and kids weren’t encouraged to spend all day indoors. i miss the 1990’s....... well mostly 🤔
(read in Jean Shepherd voice): It was Friday. The sun was shining, the weekend, the glorious weekend, was approaching and the crowning jewel was a new upload from Friday Night Arcade. All was right with the world.
This game looks amazing! I wonder why there was never a wide release planned for it. The game looks like the type that would have sold gangbusters way back then.
Had the Sega Channel, played the shit out of it, indirectly took from it for my online nick. Yeah, it's pretty safe to say I'm *HEAVILY* invested in Pulseman. And my love for him is why I made him the Project2612 mascot. Thanks for shedding a little more light on him for the world. :)
Grew up in a small town in Kentucky, had Sega Channel because it was more convenient than repeated weekend runs across town to the video rental place. I tried Pulseman because I was looking for something to follow the excellence of Mega Man X and Sonic 3. I was rewarded with a darn fine game, which I have since purchased as a physical copy and on the Wii Virtual Console.
When I was a kid I didn't even know about the Sega Channel, considering I didn't even have internet. So accessing these games would have blown my mind lol.
4:12 Oh, feathers are ruffled, all right! I think the Genesis had a higher music ceiling than the SNES, but the skill needed to hit that ceiling meant that the SNES had more games overall that sounded good.
This is absolutely the correct take, Mike. Runner AD2025 from Alien Soldier is the goods. If they tried, they could make the Genesis do something really special. If they tried.
I think 16 bit game music sounds very Keyboard/Synthesizer esque.. Thus the greater the variety of key signatures, chords, and sounds in a game’s soundtrack, the better it sounds.
Always wanted the Sega Channel but parents could never afford it. Sad really, I would have loved to have it. Also, Sega does get flack for their music but honestly look at Streets of Rage, Golden Axe, Sonic, Castlevania Bloodlines, Phantasy Star....Sega's music was extremely under-appreciated. Thanks so much Aaron!
Absolutely, we wanted to have the Sega channel, but the cost was prohibitive. After all, we would have needed a dedicated phone line, an internet connection, and subscription to the service, plus those connection boxes had to be purchased from Sega. I think it was something like $90 monthly back in the day, whew.
You can usually get around those regional lockouts with hex editing (aka Game Genie codes). It's the method I used to play the Japanese version of Alien Soldier, anyway.
Wow this game was awesome! I played this on sega channel and tried to find it when I was a kid and now I know why I didn’t find it. Thanks for doing this video.
2:17 Sweet jeebus, that is WAY too many colors. I never thought I'd see a Genesis/MD game I genuinely thought was TOO colorful, but there you go. Even with a limited palette, it's still possible to go overboard.
3:11. I think the same thing when it comes to Sonic Rush, the DS port of Sonic Colors: Which is essentially a beautifully reskinned rush with more zones and the wisps added to the power up and move sets. Sonic 1 & 2 give me headaches if I sloppily rush Green Hill Zone in 1, or Chemical Plant Zone in 2.
My younger cousin had Sega Channel and I'd offer to babysit just for the chance to try it out. It was definitely ahead of it's time, but the internet connection was slow back then, it took what seemed like forever just to download a rom. However, my first time with Pulseman was years later on Wii VC. It's definitely one of the best games on the Mega Drive/Genesis that we never had officially released here.
New to the channel and it's not often I comment, but I've become a fan already so just wanted to say great job and thanks for the awesome content! Always been interested in this game, yet to try it though, however I did have sega channel back in the day and it was really amazing...when it worked. Sometimes it would take forever on the boot screen before loading into the actual game selection, but damn was it worth it
My girlfriend's family had the SEGA Channel. We used to play Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine, Ballz, and some other games. It actually worked pretty well.
I had sega channel as a kid. It was the best. Way ahead of it's time. Apparently, the disney channel was a pay channel at the time, and my mom asked me if I wanted sega channel or disney channel. Obviously I was a wise kid and chose the sega channel. This game seems familiar to me, so I must have played it. Don't remember anything beyond "seems familiar' though lol.
I've played this, but it's clear that I haven't given it enough of a chance; I've got to pick this up again! As for Genesis music, I think it's an acquired taste, and I say that as a fan. You have your Sonic - everyone likes Sonic - but a lot of it, you just need to find your gateway drug to make it click. For me, that was Time Trax by the legendary Follin Brothers. The 50hz version, that is; the 60hz version sounds like bad dance aerobics music from the early '90s, because it wasn't made for that playback speed.
Sega Channel was rad. We had it as kids. It was always fun and interesting to see what new games were on it each month. So many gems, and a few exclusives too as mentioned. The only downside was waiting. It took a few minutes for each game to load, which was like an eternity as a kid, though there was a text window dropping news and game hints while you waited. Didn't matter much to me back then, but it was a nice touch in hindsight. On the subject of exclusives, though, there was a game I remember hearing was made specifically for the Sega Channel called "Dinosaurs for Hire." It may not have actually been, but even so it's odd and obscure enough I would recommend checking it out. Could make for an interesting video, despite its mediocre gameplay.
Between this game and the educational games based on the Pokemon anime that were released on the Sega Pico, it's so weird to think that one of Nintendo's biggest franchises has connections to Sega.
That darn GEMS Driver really hurt the image of Mega Drive/Genesis music. Handled correctly the sound chip could sound mind blowing. Instead of putting in effort, western developers used that crappy tool. Sometimes to OK results but mostly to ear bleeding screeching and scratching which will drive you insane!
I know one NES lost game I can recommend you to give a try - Hello Kitty for NES. It's cute little game with specific gameplay and good music. It's more like Ballon Fight featuring Hello Kitty. One of the article in internet says that this game was designed by Nintedo and was some sort of sequel to Ballon fight. After all it share sounds and some musics from Ballon Fight
I have an original Japanese copy of Pulseman, but I've only ever played it on my Japanese Mega Drive. I've never put it in any of my US consoles. I got it absurdly cheap in a massive Mega Drive lot that was worth a ton more than I paid even 15 years ago, and now could probably pay for a car. Good luck comes now and then! Honestly? Don't care for Pulseman much, though. I would never try to dissuade someone else from trying it, and was excited to do so myself, but it feels a little stiff for my liking, like somewhere in between Sonic and Mega Man, which just isn't for me. I think my favorite Game Freak game is still Drill Dozer. Fun stuff to cover, and nice video!
I love me some Pulseman though I never knew about that _insane_ story though, lol. Any game that has a zippy, "45° bounce" traversal move a la Rocket Knight or Freedom Planet is almost always going to be fun to mess with. Glad to see this one ported to later platforms over the years - if it wasn't for the release on the ol' Wii Virtual Console, I never would've gotten to play this. Game Freak should put out some kind of physical collection with their non-Pokemon games; get this, Smart Ball, Bushi Seiryūden, Drill Dozer, HarmoKnight, Tembo, and Giga Wrecker all on one disc. Their sidescrollers are all pretty creative, well made and quite enjoyable. Awesome time to look at something like this with its connection to the Sega Channel and status as a download-only game (outside of Japan). With Sony shutting down the PS3/PSP/PS Vita/PS1 Classics/PS2 Classics/PC Engine & TurboGrafx Classics part of the PSN soon, I sure do wish _way more_ digital-only games managed to get some physical releases or ROM Dumps or whatever before just a whole swath of 'em disappear for good...
I remember Sega Visions saying The Wily Wars was coming out in like '94-'95 and it never did. I kept looking for it sigh. The genesis is not known for having a great soundtrack it can sometimes sound like some high schooler's Goth Industrial demo tape lol I would suggest looking at etsy to see if someone made a homebrew or whatever you call it.
Played it? Yeah, I got a physical copy. One that's in English that I've played on my Genesis before. I was starting to think that it must be a fan-made cartridge and box (it's got the clamshell case, instruction manual, and everything all in English) and I guess this pretty much confirms it. As for the game it's visually fun and all, but I didn't get too far into the game. I like it, but never find myself having the time to play it much. Also the animation on his run-cycle could use a few more frames.
Anyone wanting to play a Japanese physical copy on a North American Genesis only needs to input the region bypass code into a Game Genie. Region Bypass code is LAXT-AA5L .
Wow! What (another) missed opportunity by SEGA for the U.S...I would have bought or at least rented this back in the day! Heh..I once put in the blood code for MORTAL KOMBAT while playing a display model of the sega channel at Epcot and got escorted away by staff lol.
I used to have to play the Sesame Street games😱😱😱 I had to play those for at least 2 or 3 hours until my dad took the blocker off I truly hated it I had to play the the learning games before I play the regular games my dad made me do it every time I wanted to play the Sega Channel because he had a Blocker on it I had to play the Sesame Street games for about 3 hours
I should say I don't know about anywhere else I know in Lancaster Sega partnered up with Comcast it could be different other places I don't know buddy Lancaster it was Comcast
Man, if that were the case, had they taken pokemon they'd probably still be around today. Would have saved them from the sega cd, sega 32x, sega saturn situation/debacle I would assume. Crazy to think about. P.s. I know sega is still around, but not like they were and not making consoles.
Even though I want to school I just want to come home and relax and even on the weekend I wanted to play regular games but no I couldn't do that I have to come home from school and learn even on the weekends I had to learn😡😡😡 trust me I hated it
Oh this must mean... it's friday!
I played it on SEGA Channel, my cousin had it at the time. It was AMAZING stuff. What blew my mind at the time were the very clear audio clips that would play at specific times. One that sticks out in my memory is traveling through a mountain stage, you travel under a waterfall and it disables your electrical powers. And then the main baddie shows up in the foreground and proclaims "WATER IS PULSMAN'S WEAKNESS!" then sunk back under the screen line laughing evilly.
I had the privilege of having Sega Channel.. i remember Pulse Man very well
Same i was legit first person in iowa to get it i bugged em every week till we got it 😂
Same here.
I definitely remember loving Pulseman's design when I was younger. I'd actually heard of him long before I was able to play his game 'cause I grew up in Hawaii and a bunch of my friends had Japanese gaming mags that I believe had articles like "The folks who made Pokemon also made THIS!" but...y'know, we couldn't read it, so we just liked the pretty pictures XD I think I even remember one of my friends being "That kid" who tried to convince people that Pulseman WAS a Pokemon and you had to do a bunch of crazy stuff to unlock him in Red and Blue.
I love when people post about games i still havent heard of from back in the day.
The fact its game freak is neat
YES! I had Sega Channel for about 6 months before they discontinued it. I can't remember if I played this game, though it does look familiar. I always looked forward to the 1st of the month to see what new games would be available to play.
Sega Channel required cable TV, and it would take anywhere from 2-5 minutes to download a game to play it, even on cable. It was great to play demos and games that I didn't own.
Oh god, i remember that waiting as a kid. Back when i was full of ADHD and Dial-up was the most widely used way to connect to the net.
I specifically remember only being able to play Sega Channel after dinner because my Grandfather Ran a business and he need his Fax-Machine online and active but that required its own dedicated phone dial-up.....
Some things i dont miss about the 1990’s..... 🤔
I had SEGA channel as a kid!!! Glad u gave this game some justice!!! Awesome job!!!
Myself sadly it didn't last long it was awesome because without the sega channel i wouldn't know much about the best of the sega genesis
I remember the Sega Channel. I had it for a few months as a kid. Grama ordered it for me n my siblings. It Was pretty cool in back in the sorta pre-internet era where the www.(World Wide Web) was still pretty niche and kids weren’t encouraged to spend all day indoors.
i miss the 1990’s....... well mostly 🤔
(read in Jean Shepherd voice): It was Friday. The sun was shining, the weekend, the glorious weekend, was approaching and the crowning jewel was a new upload from Friday Night Arcade. All was right with the world.
@2:10 Up & B - less of Ryu's Shoryuken and more Guile's Flash Kick
This game looks amazing! I wonder why there was never a wide release planned for it. The game looks like the type that would have sold gangbusters way back then.
The Sega Channel is a really interesting piece of gaming history, but I have not heard of anyone other than Kim Justice who actually had it.
Love that channel.
Friday night arcade kicks off my friday. This, followed by midnight edge live stream then nerdrotic friday night tights. God bless you brother.
Had the Sega Channel, played the shit out of it, indirectly took from it for my online nick.
Yeah, it's pretty safe to say I'm *HEAVILY* invested in Pulseman. And my love for him is why I made him the Project2612 mascot.
Thanks for shedding a little more light on him for the world. :)
Grew up in a small town in Kentucky, had Sega Channel because it was more convenient than repeated weekend runs across town to the video rental place. I tried Pulseman because I was looking for something to follow the excellence of Mega Man X and Sonic 3. I was rewarded with a darn fine game, which I have since purchased as a physical copy and on the Wii Virtual Console.
When I was a kid I didn't even know about the Sega Channel, considering I didn't even have internet. So accessing these games would have blown my mind lol.
4:12 Oh, feathers are ruffled, all right! I think the Genesis had a higher music ceiling than the SNES, but the skill needed to hit that ceiling meant that the SNES had more games overall that sounded good.
This is absolutely the correct take, Mike. Runner AD2025 from Alien Soldier is the goods. If they tried, they could make the Genesis do something really special.
If they tried.
I think 16 bit game music sounds very Keyboard/Synthesizer esque.. Thus the greater the variety of key signatures, chords, and sounds in a game’s soundtrack, the better it sounds.
Always wanted the Sega Channel but parents could never afford it. Sad really, I would have loved to have it. Also, Sega does get flack for their music but honestly look at Streets of Rage, Golden Axe, Sonic, Castlevania Bloodlines, Phantasy Star....Sega's music was extremely under-appreciated. Thanks so much Aaron!
Absolutely, we wanted to have the Sega channel, but the cost was prohibitive. After all, we would have needed a dedicated phone line, an internet connection, and subscription to the service, plus those connection boxes had to be purchased from Sega. I think it was something like $90 monthly back in the day, whew.
The fighter games seem to go hard every time soundtracks wise
Wow. I had no idea this sub ecosystem existed! Thanks for covering it.
You can usually get around those regional lockouts with hex editing (aka Game Genie codes). It's the method I used to play the Japanese version of Alien Soldier, anyway.
Yeah it’s FNA!
Looks like a fun game and for the time the sprites and colors would have been awesome. Reminds me of rocket knight
Quickly becoming a Friday favorite!!
Wow this game was awesome! I played this on sega channel and tried to find it when I was a kid and now I know why I didn’t find it. Thanks for doing this video.
My friend had Sega Channel and we played a lot of Flashback, Beyond Oasis, and Ballz! X-D
The music composer here also worked on pokemon. That theme at 4:25 sure sounds familiar.
I’m glad I smoke weed. It made the backstory much more understandable.
😂
2:17 Sweet jeebus, that is WAY too many colors. I never thought I'd see a Genesis/MD game I genuinely thought was TOO colorful, but there you go. Even with a limited palette, it's still possible to go overboard.
3:11. I think the same thing when it comes to Sonic Rush, the DS port of Sonic Colors: Which is essentially a beautifully reskinned rush with more zones and the wisps added to the power up and move sets. Sonic 1 & 2 give me headaches if I sloppily rush Green Hill Zone in 1, or Chemical Plant Zone in 2.
My younger cousin had Sega Channel and I'd offer to babysit just for the chance to try it out.
It was definitely ahead of it's time, but the internet connection was slow back then, it took what seemed like forever just to download a rom.
However, my first time with Pulseman was years later on Wii VC.
It's definitely one of the best games on the Mega Drive/Genesis that we never had officially released here.
New to the channel and it's not often I comment, but I've become a fan already so just wanted to say great job and thanks for the awesome content! Always been interested in this game, yet to try it though, however I did have sega channel back in the day and it was really amazing...when it worked. Sometimes it would take forever on the boot screen before loading into the actual game selection, but damn was it worth it
Never heard of this but now i want to play it and can't!!!! Good job bringing this to light tho I had no idea
Pulseman was awesome played it back on the sega genesis
I'm a simple man. I see Friday Night Arcade, I click immediately.
Love it
My girlfriend's family had the SEGA Channel. We used to play Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine, Ballz, and some other games. It actually worked pretty well.
Never had the sega channel, but this game looks great!!! Does remind me of megaman, great review Aaron always enjoy
4:22 That name.....sounds so familiar. And that soundtrack sound so familiar too, gahh can't put my finger on it.
I had sega channel as a kid. It was the best. Way ahead of it's time. Apparently, the disney channel was a pay channel at the time, and my mom asked me if I wanted sega channel or disney channel. Obviously I was a wise kid and chose the sega channel.
This game seems familiar to me, so I must have played it. Don't remember anything beyond "seems familiar' though lol.
I've played this, but it's clear that I haven't given it enough of a chance; I've got to pick this up again! As for Genesis music, I think it's an acquired taste, and I say that as a fan. You have your Sonic - everyone likes Sonic - but a lot of it, you just need to find your gateway drug to make it click. For me, that was Time Trax by the legendary Follin Brothers. The 50hz version, that is; the 60hz version sounds like bad dance aerobics music from the early '90s, because it wasn't made for that playback speed.
I remember playing this on sega channel and had it a few years,then I got a playstation.Sadly shortly afterwards it was then discontinued
The final level of the game is really cool
The Game Genie for Sega Genesis works as a MegaDrive to Genesis converter. No console modding needed to play Japanese games.
Sega Channel was rad. We had it as kids. It was always fun and interesting to see what new games were on it each month. So many gems, and a few exclusives too as mentioned.
The only downside was waiting. It took a few minutes for each game to load, which was like an eternity as a kid, though there was a text window dropping news and game hints while you waited. Didn't matter much to me back then, but it was a nice touch in hindsight.
On the subject of exclusives, though, there was a game I remember hearing was made specifically for the Sega Channel called "Dinosaurs for Hire." It may not have actually been, but even so it's odd and obscure enough I would recommend checking it out. Could make for an interesting video, despite its mediocre gameplay.
It also works on the JVC X EYE. With know modifications 😃
Between this game and the educational games based on the Pokemon anime that were released on the Sega Pico, it's so weird to think that one of Nintendo's biggest franchises has connections to Sega.
That darn GEMS Driver really hurt the image of Mega Drive/Genesis music. Handled correctly the sound chip could sound mind blowing. Instead of putting in effort, western developers used that crappy tool. Sometimes to OK results but mostly to ear bleeding screeching and scratching which will drive you insane!
It's like I was learning Non-Stop
I know one NES lost game I can recommend you to give a try - Hello Kitty for NES. It's cute little game with specific gameplay and good music. It's more like Ballon Fight featuring Hello Kitty. One of the article in internet says that this game was designed by Nintedo and was some sort of sequel to Ballon fight. After all it share sounds and some musics from Ballon Fight
Wow, I didn't think consoles had online connectivity until the Xbox. Hell, I don't think my family had dial-up in til 95'.
Forget ruffling feathers you shook the hornets nest XD
I have an original Japanese copy of Pulseman, but I've only ever played it on my Japanese Mega Drive. I've never put it in any of my US consoles. I got it absurdly cheap in a massive Mega Drive lot that was worth a ton more than I paid even 15 years ago, and now could probably pay for a car. Good luck comes now and then!
Honestly? Don't care for Pulseman much, though. I would never try to dissuade someone else from trying it, and was excited to do so myself, but it feels a little stiff for my liking, like somewhere in between Sonic and Mega Man, which just isn't for me. I think my favorite Game Freak game is still Drill Dozer.
Fun stuff to cover, and nice video!
A voltekka? My man a tekkaman blade fan nicey nice. Demon of steel. And detonator orgun are dope too.
I love me some Pulseman though I never knew about that _insane_ story though, lol. Any game that has a zippy, "45° bounce" traversal move a la Rocket Knight or Freedom Planet is almost always going to be fun to mess with. Glad to see this one ported to later platforms over the years - if it wasn't for the release on the ol' Wii Virtual Console, I never would've gotten to play this. Game Freak should put out some kind of physical collection with their non-Pokemon games; get this, Smart Ball, Bushi Seiryūden, Drill Dozer, HarmoKnight, Tembo, and Giga Wrecker all on one disc. Their sidescrollers are all pretty creative, well made and quite enjoyable.
Awesome time to look at something like this with its connection to the Sega Channel and status as a download-only game (outside of Japan). With Sony shutting down the PS3/PSP/PS Vita/PS1 Classics/PS2 Classics/PC Engine & TurboGrafx Classics part of the PSN soon, I sure do wish _way more_ digital-only games managed to get some physical releases or ROM Dumps or whatever before just a whole swath of 'em disappear for good...
Pulseman and Tembo would need a Sega license
Genesis had Pulseman and Turbografx had Shockman as their Megaman clones.
best review of this game
I had Sega Channel as a kid, it was awesome! I don't remember playing this game though........
I had a friend that had Sega Channel and among our friend group in 5th grade Che was the group titled “rich kid”. Lol
Great video as always.
Cool game
Really underrated like vectorman
I remember Sega Visions saying The Wily Wars was coming out in like '94-'95 and it never did. I kept looking for it sigh. The genesis is not known for having a great soundtrack it can sometimes sound like some high schooler's Goth Industrial demo tape lol I would suggest looking at etsy to see if someone made a homebrew or whatever you call it.
I legit checked your channel yesterday and was disappointed that nothing new was posted. Problem solved 😆
Played it? Yeah, I got a physical copy. One that's in English that I've played on my Genesis before. I was starting to think that it must be a fan-made cartridge and box (it's got the clamshell case, instruction manual, and everything all in English) and I guess this pretty much confirms it.
As for the game it's visually fun and all, but I didn't get too far into the game. I like it, but never find myself having the time to play it much. Also the animation on his run-cycle could use a few more frames.
This game actually looks pretty decent and that storyline is just, well, exquisite lol
Handheld frog leap game in 1986 first game ever played..🤣👍love yeh vids bring back the best of memories!😃still a hardcore gamer til the day n always!👍
I bought this on Wii Virtual Console but I still haven't really played it.
Anyone wanting to play a Japanese physical copy on a North American Genesis only needs to input the region bypass code into a Game Genie. Region Bypass code is LAXT-AA5L .
But other than that I really liked it the Sega Channel Comcast partnered up with Sago you had to go to Comcast to get it
I think this is on some Genesis Collection as I remember playing it on something.
I loved this game. I played it on the wii but I sadly didn't get to finish it because I got divorced and she got the wii.
Gotta Go Fast
Nice pick!good game!!
This game was never released in the US? ...I must have ended up with an imported copy when I was a kid..
Man I love to Singa Channel but my dad put a Blocker on it can you do that I had to do some educational games before I got to play the regular games
This game is a gem! There’s sooo many things from the game that influenced Pokémon later on. I wish GameFreak would revisit it...
What things influenced Pokémon later on? I'm genuinely interested lol
Great game!
There was a 3 month period in 2014 where i was obsessed with this game
Wow! What (another) missed opportunity by SEGA for the U.S...I would have bought or at least rented this back in the day! Heh..I once put in the blood code for MORTAL KOMBAT while playing a display model of the sega channel at Epcot and got escorted away by staff lol.
I used to have to play the Sesame Street games😱😱😱 I had to play those for at least 2 or 3 hours until my dad took the blocker off I truly hated it I had to play the the learning games before I play the regular games my dad made me do it every time I wanted to play the Sega Channel because he had a Blocker on it I had to play the Sesame Street games for about 3 hours
I should say I don't know about anywhere else I know in Lancaster Sega partnered up with Comcast it could be different other places I don't know buddy Lancaster it was Comcast
What are the chances that game freak could have given Sega a chance at POKEMON but Sega turned them down.
I wonder if that would be true.
Man, if that were the case, had they taken pokemon they'd probably still be around today. Would have saved them from the sega cd, sega 32x, sega saturn situation/debacle I would assume. Crazy to think about.
P.s. I know sega is still around, but not like they were and not making consoles.
Yard play this game I had a single Channel
Even though I want to school I just want to come home and relax and even on the weekend I wanted to play regular games but no I couldn't do that I have to come home from school and learn even on the weekends I had to learn😡😡😡 trust me I hated it
I've made a Pulseman fan Discord server,anyone wanna join the server?-
Anime shows aren't exactly cartoons.
Agree with the sucky Genesis music. Other than Sonic and SOR, it’s all bad to mediocre