In 1994, Sega released what was known as the Sega Channel for its Mega Drive/Genesis console, which allowed those who paid a subscription to stream games over cable an unlimited amount.
Sega launched an online game service for the Sega Genesis called the Sega Channel. The service, which was distributed via cable television systems and required an internet connection, wasn't very ...
Two modem attachments that followed in 1994 were the Catapult X-Band and the Sega Channel Cartridge. Released in 1995 in the West, SNES’ X-Band rivaled the Sega Genesis and catalyzed true online ...