Genesis

Pros: Cheap games available; durable system; big, bright graphics; great exclusive titles

Cons: Sports games haven't aged well; few good RPGs

The Bottom Line: Durable and inexpensive, the Genesis is a great console for collectors.

Review: Somehow, I wound up working as the director of media relations for a trade association. My job requires me to travel at least three times a year for statewide meetings, and I tend to pack up my Sega Genesis 2 and take it along on trips. On those...

Pros: Pioneering system that is still relevant. Great sports games!

Cons: Team rosters not current. No 3-D graphics.

The Bottom Line: Based on any argument, the Genesis has awesome games. Very playable games and entertaining games. And at today's rates, it's a great place to start!

Review: Greetings. I ve been playing Sega Genesis games for about 13 years now. I got my first Genesis in 1992. I should note that it is not the same model as shown here in the stock photo on Epinions. It is the original Genesis model. I sold my Genesis and...

Pros: Price, fun, Sonic titles

Cons: Lack of composite, only 2 controller ports

The Bottom Line: I recommend this to people who like gaming.

Review: To eliminate having to write a beginning, (I guess this qualifies as a beginning) I'm going to just start with the specs, and then actually tell about it.

Specs:
Year it came out in America: 1989
Generation: 4th
Processor: Motorola...

Pros: Well built. Easy to maintain and clean.Great library of games. Simple controlls.

Cons: Older system, Takes up more space than the second version.

The Bottom Line: Well worth the little bit of money you will probably pay for it. Tons of games were made for it which can be had for very little. Simple controlls

Review: I only recently acquired a Genesis system from a friend whose kids no longer played it. After I cleaned it and the 3 games that he had it works just fine. This is the original Sega Genesis that has the headphone jack, not the 2nd gen one that is in...