The SEGA Genesis had a visually distinct audiovisual style; it’s one that remains burned into my memory growing up with it in my living room. Its 16-bit architecture was limited in the number of colors and sprites allowed on-screen, but it also had a grungy, grainy, and gritty music style. I have heard some call it “buzzy” when the Genesis was compared to the SNES’ cleaner acoustic profile. It’s a...[Read More]