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The best sega legacy systems you can buy
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Best overall 16-bit B.BrownSega Genesis (Mega Drive)
The Genesis delivered a robust library of games and solid performance, making it the benchmark for 16-bit consoles.
- Wide game library
- Strong third-party support
- High resale value
- No built-in optical drive
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Best future-proofing SEGASega Dreamcast
The Dreamcast pioneered online gaming and offered a unique mix of innovative titles, standing out as a forward-thinking console.
- First-class online play
- Robust indie support
- Strong library
- Limited cartridge support
- Short lifespan
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Best 32-bit niche KaicoSega Saturn
The Saturn offered powerful graphics and a strong lineup of arcade ports, appealing to hardcore gamers and developers.
- Arcade-style titles
- Powerful graphics engine
- Strong third-party support
- Complex hardware design
- Limited third-party library
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Best budget pick SEGASega Master System
The Master System was a solid 8-bit console with a strong library in Japan and a surprisingly long lifespan worldwide.
- Affordable price
- Good library
- Durable hardware
- Limited to 8-bit graphics
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Best handheld SEGASega Game Gear
Game Gear delivered vibrant color graphics and a solid handheld library, offering great portability for 16-bit gaming.
- Color screen
- Wide game library
- Portable
- Short battery life
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