Overview
- The release includes Sega Channel exclusives and previously unpublished prototypes, such as a never-before-seen Sega Genesis web browser.
- VGHF says the recovery covers nearly all Sega Channel titles, likely resulting in digital backups for every unique Sega Genesis game released in the United States.
- Preserved variants reflect the service’s size limits, including reduced-content builds like Super Street Fighter II and password-gated, split halves of linear games.
- The effort drew on collaboration with former Sega Channel VP of programming Michael Shorrock alongside a collector who held backup tapes from the service.
- The new digital library hosts Shorrock’s notes and presentations, including material on a planned successor called Express Games, with a documentary available on YouTube.