The Hidden Palace
RadioSEGATalking about trivia, facts, fan theories and easter eggs from and relating to SEGA games new and old.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 147 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||
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As we never saw another handeld from SEGA After the Game Gear and Nomas (no the VMU doesn't count), on this episode of The Hidden Palace Skyblaze takes a look at SEGA and Atlus games released on another handheld released following their retreat from ... more
2006 is a notable year for many reasons, not all of them good, but the most notable is of course the creation of RadioSEGA! Join Skyblaze as they take a look at a number of games which, like RadioSEGA, were released in 2006.
The Hidden Palace takes a look at the localisations of Working Designs, a name that brings to mind translations that aren't as accurate as you would be led to believe.
Skyblaze has got something really special to share on this episode of The Hidden Palace as, thanks to the work of Omar and the people at SMS Power, they take a look at the recently revealed information regarding SEGA's rarest system - the AI Computer... more
The Hidden Palace is back for 2024 as Skyblaze takes a look at various SEGA games that featured differences in their various regional releases.
It's WinterFest in the palace as Skyblaze brings you a special episode about games with a winter theme. Plus can you conquer Skyblaze's quiz?
The Hidden Palace celebrates Halloween in November as Skyblaze takes a look at games based on the Alien and Predator movie series - better late than never eh?
This week's episode of The Hidden Palace is one you're definitely going to "click" with as Skyblaze looks back at a peripheral they were previously unaware of that supported over 120 Saturn games - the Saturn Shuttle Mouse.
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