Okay, so the Sega Channel prototype is basically a time machine for Genesis fans. You boot it up and suddenly you're staring at this weird, kinda janky menu full of old-school game demos and weird beta versions—stuff that never made it to the actual Sega Channel back in the '90s. It’s like digging through a box of forgotten cartridges at a garage sale, except half of them glitch in ways that make you go, "Wait, was this supposed to happen?"

Some of the games barely run, others crash after the title screen, but there’s something weirdly charming about poking at these unfinished relics. Found a Streets of Rage prototype where the music cuts out randomly, and a Sonic level that just… ends halfway through. Not exactly polished, but if you’ve ever wondered what early '90s devs left on the cutting room floor, this is your weird little museum.

Honestly, it’s less about playing a "game" and more about stumbling through gaming archaeology. Just don’t expect it to replace your actual Genesis collection.