from the Sega Genesis (they have soap!) to Sonic the Hedgehog. But now it's set to "rise from its grave" with the debut of a new line of Altered Beast goods! These items are making their debut in ...

Altered Beast was well received in the arcades and a successful release on home formats followed. The Sega Mega Drive version is by far the most memorable, preceding Sonic the Hedgehog as the ...

“Rising from its grave” like the main character it stars, 3D Altered Beast is yet another re-release of the classic Sega beat ’em up Altered Beast.What sets the 3DS version apart from ...

Once the Mega Drive was released outside of Japan (renamed the Sega Genesis in North America), Altered Beast found its ...

It has popped up once or twice since, but at the 2004 Tokyo Game Show, Sega is showing off Project Altered Beast in playable form. Yes, those of you who had money on the game and believed it didn ...

while others seem like exactly the sort of titles Sega might try next. The new titles are: Altered Beast, Eternal Champions, Kid Chameleon, Alex Kidd, After Burner, The House Of The Dead ...

Every game of Altered Beast - Sega's timeworn, arcade-born bash-em-up of Greek gods and weird monsters - is preceded by a command from Zeus. 'Rise from your grave!' he intones, and with that ...

Because so many people owned the game back in the Genesis days, the Altered Beast name lives on in so many gaming memories, and THQ's partnership with Sega has given new life to the old idea.

As convenient as modern smartphones have become, they've been lacking one feature: the ability to play Sega games for free. Thankfully, Sega has righted this wrong with the introduction of Sega ...

and the original Sega Mega Drive (Genesis) pack-in game Altered Beast. An iOS and Android version of the classic Dreamcast game Crazy Taxi launched in May, which is also free-to-play. Additional ...

This will bring up a message in Japanese. It's a note from the dev team, stating the game was made by Sega R/D Team Shinobi, and to look out for imitations. Hold Up-Left and both buttons at the ...

No, Jonathan Ross hasn't invaded WhatCulture, but that opening quote from 1988's Altered Beast is a timeless piece of Sega history. It really felt like something to hear voice clips like that one ...