Sega 32x News

The Sega 32X is an add-on peripheral for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive released by Sega in 1994. Powered by dual 32-bit Hitachi SH-2 RISC processors running at 23 MHz, 256 KB of RAM, and 256 KB of VRAM, it expands the console’s palette to 32,768 colors and enables hardware-accelerated 3D polygon graphics alongside digital stereo sound. It plugs directly into the host system’s cartridge slot, using its own line of ROM cartridges while requiring a separate power supply and passthrough cable.

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Eight Queens (16-01-2015) (Sega 32x misc)
Eight Queens by Sebastian Mihai is an implementation of the Eight Queens Problem on Sega's unfortunate add-on to the Genesis, the 32x. Towards the end of the Genesis era, Sega's plan was for the 32x to tide Genesis players over, until the release of the next-gen system, the Sega Saturn. It seems that Sega preferred planet code-names for their systems, as the internal name for the 32x was Project Mars. Read more about Eight Queens (16-01-2015) (Sega 32x misc)