The SEGAGuys
Two veteran gamers talking about their love of all things SEGA and reminiscing about the glory days when SEGA hardware and software innovated the industry. Hear new episodes first on RadioSEGA every other Monday at 6pm UK time!
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Season 7: Episode 12 - "40 Years of Outrun" (opens the original)
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Outrun is 40 years old as of September 2026. TomFum and Dan the Mega Driver go through the iconic Sega driving sim and its various ports and sequels.
Season 7: Episode 11 - "The Games That Made Us - Part 2 - The Mega Driver" (opens the original)
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The SEGAGuys, may be a pair of old school Sega fanatics with a deep love of gaming, but what sparked that passion? In the second and final part of this mini series we delve into the games that sparked the SEGAGuys love for the hobby. This time Dan the Mega Driver regales of the titles that are deeply meaningful and personal to him.
Season 7: Episode 10 - "SEGA Special Editions with Tom Fum" (opens the original)
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Everybody loves a special edition and videogames are no different. In this episode Dan the Mega Driver and TomFum discuss Collectors and Special Edition games, controllers and consoles, highlight their favourites and debate whether a good collectors edition is a lost art.
Season 7: Episode 9 - "The Games That Made Us - Part 1 - The SEGAHolic" (opens the original)
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The SEGAGuys, may be a pair of old school Sega fanatics with a deep love of gaming, but what sparked that passion? In this new mini series we delve into the games that sparked the SEGAGuys love for the hobby. In part 1, James the SEGAHolic regales of the titles that are deeply meaningful and personal to him.
Season 7: Episode 8 - "The Death of Physical and The Rise of Retro" (opens the original)
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Sony recently announced that they were ceasing production of all disc based games for the PlayStation from 2028. This news is a hammer blow for physical media and game preservation. What does it mean for the future, and will it affect Sega fans and retro gamers? The Mega Driver and The SEGAHolic discuss...
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