11/18/08 -- 9:30 p.m.

Baseball season has come and gone, and while Phillies fans are still celebrating, everyone else is looking forward to next year. In the meantime, why not keep yourself occupied with one of the many baseball games on the Genesis? Tengen was a big supporter of the genre, offering several installments of its renowned R.B.I. Baseball series for 16-bit gamers, and we've laid them out for you in one handy little article. Read up on the whole series in R.B.I. Baseball: 16-Bit Grand Slam and see which is the game for you.

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11/17/08 -- 9:30 p.m.

Before a certain hedgehog took the world by storm, Sega was still relying on its arcade ports. Gamers weren't taken by the advertising as well as the company would have liked, but the quality of the games was there. As with Golden Axe, Sega produced a home version of Super Monaco GP that improved on the original by adding new modes and features. The World Championship mode is enough to keep players occupied for weeks, and there's some solid arcade racing in there to boot! We have a full review for you, so take a pit stop and read up on this great game.

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11/13/08 -- 7:40 p.m.

With all the football games available on the Genesis, you'd expect some of them to be bad. What you wouldn't expect is for any of them to be this bad. ESPN Sunday Night NFL is a train wreck of a game that does nothing to keep players interested, and about the only real football sensation anyone will get from playing it is that of a quarterback when they toss this turd across the room. Read our full review for the sorry details.

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11/11/08 -- 9:00 p.m.

The past month has seen a a few Genesis-related stories surface, and what better way to see what's up then by reading a new installment of MEGA Bites? See why Al Qaeda loves 16-bit, prepare for a new Genesis compilation, learn about the possible future of Space Harrier, and drool over a possible Capcom vs. Sega fighting game. It's all here for you, so read the full article!

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11/10/08 -- 7:35 p.m.

The early '90s wasn't a safe place for Saturday morning cartoons. The three major networks were beginning to lose interest in keeping the tradition alive, and many great shows unfortunatley saw an early end. Exo-Squad was one show that disappeared seemingly overnight, and all we were left with were some awesome toys, great memories... and a Genesis game! Check out our full review and enjoy what you can on YouTube.

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