The Hidden Palace

After 10 years of LiVE shows, we're celebrating again with 14 years of RadioSEGA being around! Skyblaze celebrates the best way by looking at some games on the Dreamcast which took advantage of its online capabilities.

After 10 years of RadioSEGA LiVE shows, Skyblaze takes a trip through SEGA's history and looks at several games that celebrated had 10 year anniversary at some point and some games that never got the chance.

Heading to the arcades again as we take a look at an off shoot of the SEGA System 16 board, the SEGA System 24 board; and some of the games that were found on it.

Shadow isn't the only faker as Skyblaze is about to show you. Listen as they talk about a number of games that tried to take the blue blur's top spot.

Bewitching us with another episode, Skyblaze talks to us about Cotton series of games that would fall more under the genre of Cute'em up rather than Shoot'em up.

Skyblaze takes a look at one of the a group owned by SEGA, CSK who were responsible for producing Japan's first CD-Rom software as well as other titles which came out on various consoles and PCs.

Grab a hot drink and wrap up warm this Winterfest as Skyblaze regales us with stories of some SEGA and Sonic prototypes.

After a long year, Skyblaze gives our brains a rest and kicks back to enjoys the random discussions with your fellow listeners.

To make a game for a console you need the console to make sure it works. In this episode Skyblaze gives us a look at a number of development kits, supplied by SEGA or made by others for making SEGA games.

Part 2 of our 2-part look into the odd technology SEGA created, concentrating this episode on the extras made for the Dreamcast.

Part 1 of a 2 part look into the oddities from SEGA's history, because SEGA made a lot more than consoles!

Before we get the final product there's always the games in a not-quite finished state. Skyblaze talks to us about a few of these games.

Keep the lights on and hide behind the sofa as Skyblaze tries to scare you with some spooky games that were either made by SEGA or made for SEGA Consoles.

Remember to pay your fare, as Skyblaze drives us through the history of the SEGA Roadshow, a bus filled with SEGA consoles and the latest games... for the 90s anyway.

While the Swirl colour debate splits the masses between orange or blue, Skyblaze causes further division as they look through various special edition Dreamcast consoles.

Greyfore leads us into the arcades and shows us a few interesting titles that use the SEGA System 32 arcade board.

As a follow up from the Microcomputer episode, Skyblaze runs us through a number of SEGA games designed to work on MS-DOS.

As part of the Mega Drive Mini Marathon, Skyblaze takes us through the history of SEGA's beginnings into games consoles and the creation of the Mega Drive itself!

Why buy multiple devices when you can have just the one? Here Skyblaze takes us through a number of SEGA consoles which can do more than just play your favourite SEGA games!

With the topic suggested by BritGamer, Skyblaze takes a look at games released by SEGA, but on non-SEGA consoles or computers; well before they stopped making consoles themselves.

Greyfore takes the helm as he talks about the various ways you could assess the internet the SEGA way; with your consoles!

After an initial look at Atlus games released on the Saturn, Skyblaze takes a look into a few more games released by Atlus, this time on the Dreamcast and Game Gear.

One thing that never stops, is the range of bizarre games that SEGA releases, lets have a look at a few of the more... unique titles, to make their way to the Dreamcast.

Ready for the next dimension? Well get those VR glasses in place as we take a look at the other ventures SEGA made into Virtual Reality!

Get yourself strapped in and keep your arms and legs in at all times as we take a look at some of the theme park rides, made by SEGA or based off SEGA properties.