The Hidden Palace

Skyblaze has dragged Greyfore in to this episode of The Hidden Palace as, inspired by Jim Carrey winning an award at the Critics' Choice Super Awards for the Sonic movie, they talk about the SEGA movies inspired by the Yakuza and House of the Dead series.

Skyblaze is joined by special guest Kevin from Last Minute Continue to talk you through the games released on SEGA consoles inspired by the Neon Genesis Evangelion anime, along with music from the series and a rendition of the theme in Chiptune Corner.

Christmas, and more importantly WinterFest, are over for another year so join Skyblaze for a special Boxing Day episode where Skyblaze recalls the games they played in 2020 and their plans for 2021.

The Hidden Palace returns for a WinterFest 2020 special, featuring talk about various festive SEGA games, as well as the usual hard as nails trivia quiz and a Christmassy Chiptune Corner.

At the suggestion of Nicolaas Hamman, Skyblaze takes a look at the Sega Meganet collection, and later physical Mega CD release, Game no Kanzume Vol. 1.

2006's Sonic the Hedgehog reboot was Sega's big game for Sonic's 15th anniversary but what was released was a critical failure that did more wrong than it did right. But what went wrong? Skyblaze has the answers...

Are you ready for the spookiest time of year? Join Skyblaze as they look back at the horror games developed by Warp for the Sega Saturn.

Panzer Dragoon Remake has just made its way to PC, so what better time for Skyblaze to look back at the four games that made up the original Panzer Dragoon series.

On this episode of The Hidden Palace, Skyblaze is venturing into the arcade to tell you all about the Sega's PC based Nu arcade board.

Inspired by a recent article from Retro Gamer magazine, on this episode of The Hidden Palace Skyblaze is taking a look back at the Shining series of games.

Do you remember the days of magazines with cover discs? Reminisce with us on this episode of The Hidden Palace as Skyblaze looks back at the various DreamOn discs featuring the hottest games for your favourite 128-bit console!

You might be familiar with the art featured in video games, but how the SEGA "games" that allowed you to make your own art? Join Skyblaze to learn more about these classic titles that help unleash your creative side!

We've hit Episode 100 (not counting the tenures of other hosts on this show) so we're celebrating with tunes from Skyblaze's favourite SEGA games as well as an extra special chiptune corner courtesy of @TheAudioSprite!

It's the year 2020 and Skyblaze is feeling nostalgic as they look back at a selection of SEGA Arcade games that have hit their milestone yearly anniversaries.

Part two of Skyblaze's look at TV Tie-In games is upon us now, and we're looking at a small pile of games based on animated properties ranging widely in quality.

In the first part of a two part special focusing on TV Tie-In games, Skyblaze looks at those great and not-so-great games based on live action properties.

Before the rise in popularity of hiding bonus content behind DLC, developers used to leave secret unlockables in their games for the player to find. The most popular of these additions were almost always the additional characters, unlocked through a variety of sane and insane methods. Tune in to hear all about these forgotten extras!

Following on from their Opposites Week episode on Club SEGA; Skyblaze takes a look at some of the games that were never fully released for the Atomiswave.

Skyblaze takes a look at Crazy Games, a game developer originally known as Climax Graphics; as well as a couple of the crazy games they made.

INeedFruit takes over The Hidden Palace for one night only, as he looks at homebrew game development on SEGA consoles, the SEGA Saturn and the BASIC programming language. To play along with the game mentioned during the show, visit: https://www.radiosega.net/uploads/files/BASIC.txt

With the release of Streets of Rage 4, Skyblaze takes a look at the first 3 games and the different versions produced across different consoles as well as different regions.

Where there's a movie, there's often a game hot on its heels. Are the games better than the movie? You decide as we take a look at some of the least known games movie tie-ins.

Skyblaze talks about the software and game development company FortyFive and some of the games they released for SEGA consoles.

Skyblaze steps back into the arcades with a fist full of change, ready to talk about a number of games that were released on the SEGA RingWide and RingEdge arcade systems.

Each year people pull pranks on 1st April and SEGA were no exception. Here Skyblaze tells us tales of some of the SEGA themed April Fools jokes we got to witness.