MEGADRIVE PIXEL BOOK 2nd Edition

Even before Mario was able to embark on his first jumping escapades on the Super NES, Nintendo's rival Sega opened the 16-bit battle with the Sega MegaDrive. And gave the mighty video game empire from Kyoto an exciting head-to-head race in the console market. Timeless classics were released for the console and game fans received hardware that felt like pure, unadulterated arcade magic in 1988. Magic that is captured in the 340-page Unofficial Mega Drive PIXEL BOOK .

The book is packed with articles, interviews, screenshots made especially for this work, maps, boss images and pixel artwork. A work to look at, read and marvel at again and again!

In addition to the two well-known games journalists Robert Bannert and Thomas Nickel, the retro popes John Linneman and Audi Sorlie from Digital Foundry have been tapping away at the keys for the new PIXEL BOOK . The foreword, in turn, comes from the mind of M2 boss Naoki Horii himself, who specializes in retro remakes. In addition, "ToeJam & Earl" creator Greg Johnson , Factor 5 member Andreas Escher , "Phantasy Star 3" composer Izuho Numata, "Musha Aleste" graphics wizard Kazuyuki Nakashima and homebrew artist Luis Martins ("Paprium", "Pier Solar") report on their development experiences with 16-bit hardware.

The Unofficial Mega Drive PIXEL BOOK (Robert Bannert, Thomas Nickel)
Second edition with 340 pages, high-quality thread binding, 150-gram paper
Official price: 54.95 €