Game Gear, believe it or not. Although I wisely chose a SNES over Genesis in the early 90s, for some inexplicable reason I went with Game Gear over Game Boy. I remember playing Jurassic Park, Vampire: Master of Darkness, and Spider-Man & X-Men: Arcade's Revenge. That's a blast from the past

MegaDrive unofficial clone from late 90s. In fact, it was not only my first Sega console but last as well.

Sega Dreamcast. My friends had Genesis and imo remember wanting a Saturn. I was satisfied with Nintendo until the end of N64’s life when I was completely bored!

I rented a Dreamcast with Sonic Adventure from blockbuster. I couldn’t believe my eyes. The graphics looked realistic and I knew I needed to buy one immediately.

I bought a lot of DC games. The console changed me into a hardcore gamer. I was addicted. I collected accessories. I even pushed it past its original intent and used it as a movie player.

When it died I started collecting old sega consoles. The xbox replaced it in my heart and gave me the continuation I needed. Dreamcast was a fantastic console.

If i remember too right, it was Game Gear my first Sega console ever. I played Mortal Kombat, Sonic The Hedgehog games (1, 2, Chaos, Triple Trouble, Drift 2) Tails Adventure, Ninja Gaiden, Streets of Rage, Judge Dredd, The Terminator, Earthworm Jim, Jurassic Park and Wonder Boy Dragon's Trap.

Sega Genesis/Mega-Drive was in fact my last Sega console(probably i got it in 1995, there were PS1 and Saturn around), i wanted a Saturn console but my dad ended up getting a PS1 in mid 1997. The Dreamcast came out in the late 1999, i played it at my cousin's home(he's also the owner of Sega Saturn), i loved it, i wanted it, waited until mid 2000, but didn't happen because of retailer told my mom it's not the worth buy anymore.