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Benji the Hedgehog is a well-known video game character and the official mascot for Atari. This iconic character was first introduced in 1991 and has since captured the hearts of gamers worldwide. Unlike other famous hedgehog characters in the gaming world, Benji is not focused on speed as his...

Different Console Manufacturers Names Nintendo: Same as the OTl Sega: Atari 3DO: Same as the OTl Atari: Arcadia Atari's development studios and their franchises Atari AM1: CueBall, Happy Bird, Zaxxon, Half-Beast Atari AM2: Hang-On, Space Harrier, Out Run, After Burner, Benji the Hedgehog, Mad...

Michael Jackson was a Sonic fan and collaborated with SEGA in the 90s, with the making of his own videogame, Moonwalker. MJ was also working on the soundtrack of Sonic 3 up until 1993 when the child abuse allegations popped up. But what if, in a world where the accusations never happened, this...

Introduction Hello everyone! This is my first alternate timeline here on this site! Alternate history has always fascinated me. The idea of another world - or another chain of events in history has fascinated me ever since I started learning about history. I first got into alternate history...

This question hypothetically asks if Nintendo went Multiplatform instead of SEGA. Assuming Sega stays in the console market and Nintendo becomes Multiplatform Developer, What would Nintendo make first Video game for which Consoles? Sega or Sony? How would Nintendo fans react to an...

So, what if Sony never entered the console market with the PlayStation, or just didn't bother with the idea of a game console at all, thus leaving Nintendo to compete with only Sega in the console wars? How would that happen? How would a Nintendo vs. Sega console war play out without Sony? Would...

It's probably not at all controversial to say that Sonic the Hedgehog has had a pretty rough time of it since Sega left the console market. That's not to say every game he's been in from 2002 on has been bad, but the blue blur's definitely had a lot of rough patches, with plenty of his games...

Just like what the title says, your challenge here is to have Sega be a more major player in the handheld market with their Game Gear, to the point of being a actual opposing threat to Nintendo and their Game Boy.

I'm sure that we all know Sonic the Hedgehog 2006. Known for it's glitches, long loading times and a romantic relationship between a hedgehog and a human princess, Sonic '06 caused significant damage to the franchise's reputation, and has painted Sonic as a laughing stock in the eyes of game...

So, your challenge here is to have Nintendo and Sega be more dominant in the console market than Sony, with Nintendo winning the console wars in 1st place, Sega in 2nd place and Sony in 3rd place.

I’ve heard that Philips, after getting rebuffed by Nintendo, entered talks with Sega in 1992 about producing a CD-ROM add-on for their Mega Drive, but ultimately decided to go solo with the CD-i, which became a failure, which leaves me wondering. What if Sega teamed up with Philips in the early...

What if instead of releasing the Nintendo 64, Nintendo released a next-gen successor to the SNES at the same time the Sega Saturn and the PS1 came out, and this ATL SNES successor would be CD-based and have equal power to the Sega Saturn and the PS1? How would this happen? How would this affect...

This might sound ASB-ish, but what if Nintendo and Sega stopped being rivals in the early 90s and joined forces to develop a new console? (the Neptune?) How would this happen? How would it affect Sony and Microsoft? How would it affect Silicon Graphics and Hitachi? What would happen to the 32X...

Your challenge is to have SEGA win the console war while remained in Console wars but what about Nintendo? Nintendo should beat SEGA in both UK and Brazil but SEGA Beat Nintendo in USA and Japan and everywhere except UK, Brazil. Also, Nintendo should go Third Party after The GameCube Bombed...

Okay guys. I had a weird idea concerning SEGA and Silicon Graphics, It doesn't help the fact that Nintendo 64 was almost a SEGA Console but what if it isn't? here is a quote from Wikipedia's Entry for Nintendo 64 Entry: and here is the Video Proving that: How would it affect Nintendo as a...

So, your challenge here is to have Nintendo and Sega swap successes. Ideally, Nintendo would leave the console market in the sixth generation and become a third-party developer, with the Mario franchise going downhill, leading to game journalists like IGN viewing Mario in a overly negative light...

With a POD no earlier than 1988, your challenge here is to screw over both Nintendo and Sega, to the point where they leave the console market in the sixth generation of game consoles and become third-party developers.

I’m sure we all know and love the Nintendo 64, right? Well, there was a time where the Nintendo 64 was almost Sega’s. You see, Tom Kalinske was never impressed by the plans for the Saturn hardware, which led to him to propose a deal with Silicon Graphics to use a alternative graphics chip for...

The Sega Jupiter was a unreleased console by Sega that was going to be a cartridge-based 32-bit system with similar specs to the Sega Saturn. It was also said to retail for ¥30,000 (with the Saturn’s price at the time being set at ¥50,000) and could have been converted into a Saturn by...

So, what if Sega never released the Mega-CD? How would that happen without ASBs? What would happen to Sonic CD, one of the Mega-CD’s famed games? How would that affect the future of Sega? Would Sega still release a 32X-like add-on? What would happen to the Mega-CD’s FMV games? Would Sega still...