It was their 4th console.They are so good they named their second console Genesis and got to retire early.
This take is a tad xenophobic, don't you think? literally the rest of the world outside of the US & Canada knows it as the Mega Drive.
This. "Snez" all the way! "S.N.E.S" just sounds weird, and "Snez" rolls-off-the-tongue better.Oh, and by the way, it's "SNEZ"; I dunno what the hell a "SNESS" or a "S.N.E.S" is!
Mega Drive > SNES
Mega Drive is generic, bombastic and dumb.
Genesis is elegant.
Saturn is elegant.
Dreamcast is perfection.
But it doesn't surprise me to see MD be so popular in world where the name XBox is a popular thing.
Mega Drive > Snez > Neo Geo > PC Engine > Genesis > Super Famicom > S.N.E.S > TurboGrafx-16Super Nintendo > Mega Drive > SNESNeo Geo >
real hot dog > weenie
You got that wrong. The world where XBox is popular was also coincidentally the world having the Genesis.Mega Drive is generic, bombastic and dumb.
Genesis is elegant.
Saturn is elegant.
Dreamcast is perfection.
But it doesn't surprise me to see MD be so popular in world where the name XBox is a popular thing.
Exactly. The regions where Xbox is most popular are North America and the UK. In the rest of the world, PlayStation has always been more popular than Xbox.You got that wrong. The world where XBox is popular was also coincidentally the world having the Genesis.
Also Sega Mega Drive it is.
You got that wrong. The world where XBox is popular was also coincidentally the world having the Genesis.
Also Sega Mega Drive it is.
Exactly. The regions where Xbox is most popular are North America and the UK. In the rest of the world, PlayStation has always been more popular than Xbox.
Megadrive was successful In Europe and Brazil but North America was the largest market and it's where the underdog beating monopoly narrative was formed. And it's success in NA cemented it as the dominant western platform until 1995 when SNEs overtook it.Let's face the reality. In the places of the world where it was called the Sega Mega Drive, it was treated like an also ran against the Super Nintendo/Famicom. The only places that it was even competitive against the Super Nintendo were in places where it was called the Sega Genesis.
This couldn't be more wrong. Mega Drive was more popular than SNES in Europe. SNES was more popular than "Genesis"(I got a shiver down my spine just typing that word) in the US. Mega Drive is where Sega won, not the other way round.Let's face the reality. In the places of the world where it was called the Sega Mega Drive, it was treated like an also ran against the Super Nintendo/Famicom. The only places that it was even competitive against the Super Nintendo were in places where it was called the Sega Genesis.
The SEGA Master System A.K.A. The SEGA Mark III is the third console from SEGA hence it's name. Semantics? I don't know but it wasn't the Mark II. It was the Mark III making the Genesis 4th.
wow look at this NERD
Growing up in the UK I'm obviously more partial to the name Mega Drive but they're both such cool names, so evocative and oddly powerful.
Though that said, while both logos are probably a bit gaudy and dated the MD one is far, far better. The font on the Genesis one is hideous D:
You must be referring to some virtual realtity, not the actual reality, where the Mega Drive beat the SNES in nearly every single region where it was called the Mega Drive, with the sole exception of Japan.Let's face the reality. In the places of the world where it was called the Sega Mega Drive, it was treated like an also ran against the Super Nintendo/Famicom. The only places that it was even competitive against the Super Nintendo were in places where it was called the Sega Genesis.