Published 2/18/2009
at Computer And Video Games
Really the "ultimate" collection?.
If you've ever handed over 400 Microsoft points for an Xbox Live Arcade Mega Drive game, it's time to cry. Because for £25 Sega's new packed and polished-as-a-marble-floor Mega Drive Ultimate Collection brings back 40 old school classics. And you're never getting those MS Points back. Click here to read the full article
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