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| − | '''Sega Game Honpo''' (セガゲーム本舗) was a service offered by Sega of Japan. It was effectively a digital video game rental service - ¥1,000 a month would give you access to three of ten [[Sega Mega Drive]] (and some [[Sega Mega CD]]) games, which could then be downloaded and played on a PC. The catalogue changed each month, and the service ran from 20 November 2003 to September 2006. | + | '''Sega Game Honpo''' (セガゲーム本舗) was a service offered by Sega of Japan. It was effectively a digital video game rental service - ¥1,000 a month would give you access to three of ten [[Sega Mega Drive]] (and some [[Sega Mega-CD]]) games, which could then be downloaded and played on a PC. The catalogue changed each month, and the service ran from 20 November 2003 to September 2006. |
Boxed copies of games were also released under the service for ¥1,000 - ¥3,000 each. Each release is reportedly said to have included a game ROM and an altered version of the [[Gens]] emulator (yet to be confirmed). | Boxed copies of games were also released under the service for ¥1,000 - ¥3,000 each. Each release is reportedly said to have included a game ROM and an altered version of the [[Gens]] emulator (yet to be confirmed). | ||
Revision as of 21:32, 3 December 2013
Sega Game Honpo (セガゲーム本舗) was a service offered by Sega of Japan. It was effectively a digital video game rental service - ¥1,000 a month would give you access to three of ten Sega Mega Drive (and some Sega Mega-CD) games, which could then be downloaded and played on a PC. The catalogue changed each month, and the service ran from 20 November 2003 to September 2006.
Boxed copies of games were also released under the service for ¥1,000 - ¥3,000 each. Each release is reportedly said to have included a game ROM and an altered version of the Gens emulator (yet to be confirmed).
Releases
Jewel Case
| PC, JP (Arrow Flash) |
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| PC, JP (Bare Knuckle II) |
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| PC, JP (Columns III: Taiketsu! Columns World) |
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   Cover
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| PC, JP (Ecco the Dolphin) |
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 Cover
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| PC, JP (Golden Axe) |
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 Cover
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| PC, JP (Langrisser) |
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| PC, JP (Langrisser II) |
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| PC, JP (Puzzle & Action: Ichidant-R) |
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 Cover
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| PC, JP (Shining and the Darkness) |
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| PC, JP (The Super Shinobi II) |
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| PC, JP (Super Thunder Blade) |
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 Cover
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| PC, JP (Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair) |
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| PC, JP (Wonder Boy V: Monster World III) |
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 Cover
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DVD Box
| PC, JP (Gunstar Heroes) |
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 Cover
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| PC, JP (Phantasy Star: Sennenki no Owari ni) |
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 Cover
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| PC, JP (Puyo Puyo) |
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 Cover
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| PC, JP (Shining Force: Kamigami no Isan) |
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 Cover
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Compilations
| PC, JP (Langrisser/Langrisser II) |
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