SEGA Mega Modem: Ahead of Its Time

In 1989, Sunsoft came to SEGA with a proposal: What if people could play Mega Drive games online? Wanting to make a splash in the market, the two companies teamed up and created the Mega Modem. The device brought online gaming, downloadable games, news, contests, and even financial transactions to...

28 min - Film & Pop Culture - Gaming Historian

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