That hardware has grown in popularity, even if it’s not yet mainstream. However, 3D tech goes back much further, as [Nicole] shows us with a look at Sega’s ancient 8-bit 3D glasses [via Adafruit].

Years before Sega did what Nintendon’t the two gaming giants briefly went head to head in the newly discovered market of 3D gaming. It didn’t go very well for either of them.

That’s exactly what Sega pulled off in 1989 when it brought its 16-bit Mega Drive to North America on August 14, 1989, with a new name: the Sega Genesis.Thirty-five years later, that name stands ...

Sega 3D Classics Collection is coming to North America on April 26 for $30. ... Maze Walker — Genesis maze-running game that had SegaScope 3-D glasses support.

The 3D Classics series includes games ported from the Sega Genesis home console that aren’t quite as impressive, but still look great by rendering an old graphical technique in 3D.

Sega and M2’s meticulous 3D remasters of retro classics are some of the best things about the Nintendo 3DS, and the company has just announced three more entries from its Genesis days that might ...

Sega's arcade heritage is second to none, and you can now buy and download a broad selection of its 1980s hits and early '90s home console classics, fully revitalised with 3D and extra features on ...

Sega may have uncovered the cheapest form of time-travel there is with the Sega Genesis Mini. Take one look at its box and you're suddenly yanked by the neck to another place entirely (1991, for ...