Sega Genesis (or Mega Drive if you're outside the US) games have been available to play on Steam for some time, but owning a single one will give you access to the Sega Classics Hub, which launches next week.
The hub is, essentially, an explorable '90s kid's bedroom, littered with Sega-themed decorations/mess, with a full day-night cycle and a shelf stocked with your owned games. You can see a glimpse in the trailer below.
It's a fully-featured emulator, including "spot-on emulation, local co-op for games that support it, optional graphic enhancement filters, the ability to save states at any point during gameplay and full controller and keyboard support".
Not only that, but all games will connect to Steam Workshop, allowing for modded versions of each one.
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The hub is, essentially, an explorable '90s kid's bedroom, littered with Sega-themed decorations/mess, with a full day-night cycle and a shelf stocked with your owned games. You can see a glimpse in the trailer below.
It's a fully-featured emulator, including "spot-on emulation, local co-op for games that support it, optional graphic enhancement filters, the ability to save states at any point during gameplay and full controller and keyboard support".
Not only that, but all games will connect to Steam Workshop, allowing for modded versions of each one.
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