This weekend, RetroNots, it is the 90s and there is time for Sega.

Oh you guys, hi everyone. Welcome to another sparkling episode of RetroNots,

RetroNots East. I am Jeremy Parish and with me this time no surprises here is and we are,

I was going to say wrapping up our Sega Arcade History Series but I don't think that's going to happen.

I sat down to make a list of all the games Sega released in the 90s. I thought we can,

they're up with slowed down. We can hit this all in one go but then in putting the notes together,

I realized just based on how RetroNots East usually goes, it ain't going to happen. I mean,

I had a salad at lunch and I thought I can eat this all at once but then I got halfway through

and realized I'm done. I'm going to have to go with another session. So it's just like the podcast.

It's the RetroNots East salad. And we're eating that salad right now. We are not that weird.

No, that's really strange. No, so we're not eating salads but we are going to talk about

Sega. So in our previous episodes we talked about Sega's, let's see, their Arcade History up

through 1985, then the games of 86 and 87 I want to say, which was, there's a lot happening

those two years. And then most recently, 88, 89 and 90. So that takes us up to the 90s because

remember technically a decade doesn't begin until January 1st of the year ending in one. Oh,

you know me, but it's true. So we're, we're sticklers for semantics here, right Ben?

That's right. That's right. You know, we sure are. So, they got that one and the MetroVanilla one.

That's my blinking. Yeah. So here we are, cruising into the 90s, talking about Sega and,

you know, I didn't think I knew that many Sega Arcade games were the 90s, but my God,

there's so many of them and they're so monumental. This is like a decade in which Sega was basically

saying, hey everyone, let's change video games and we'll lead the way. And yeah, I don't know.

Like if you just look at the console history of Sega, you're like, okay, yeah, they made some good

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