32x: Radium

The Sega 32X serves as a cautionary tale of "hardware fragmentation". By demanding that fans buy an expensive add-on right before a true next-gen console launched, Sega eroded consumer trust, contributing to the poor performance of the Saturn and the eventual end of Sega’s console manufacturing era.

: Because it required a separate power supply and a cable to the original Genesis, it was often criticized for its clunky physical design. radium 32x

Radium (symbol Ra , atomic number 88 ) is a rare, silvery-white radioactive metal. It was discovered by Marie and Pierre Curie in 1898. While it once had wide commercial use in "glow-in-the-dark" paints, it is now primarily used in industrial radiography and medicine. The Sega 32X serves as a cautionary tale