Sega Club games

[salt peanuts]

Hi.....what is a complete Sega Club Berenstain Bears Genesis game worth? Are Sega Club games worth more than regular games on average? Thanks.

[Sega Hitman]

Complete it would probably be worth around $7 or $8 bucks. Generally those Sega Club games are harder to come across in the wild compared to most other Genny games. The one to really keep an eye out for is Math Blaster, it's probably the rarest out of all of them.

-Hitman-

[GENESISNES]

how about wacky worlds creativity studio? i got the cart cheap recently, and I couldnt find a trace of it anywhere. is it rare?

[Sega Hitman]

I'd say Wacky Worlds is only uncommon. If it's cart only, it's only worth about $3 of $4. Still a decent find though, these Sega Club games will probably be harder to track down later.

-Hitman-

[crivit]

Were the sega club games a mail order thing sort of like the atari video club, or was it just a brand for kids games?

[GENESISNES]

does anybody have a list of sega club games?

[ClubNinja]

Now, when you say that the Math Blaster is the hardest to find of them all, is it $8 hard to find, loose? Just wondering ; )

[Kess]

I have a COMPLETE Fun 'N' Games and Wacky Worlds (With mouse and pad!) Too bad the wacky worlds box is in horrid shape..

Er, I saw a Burnstien Bears Complete and a Math Blaster loose, I gotta go pick those up!

[den68]

I don't know the full list but 2 more I have that weren't mentioned yet are Crystal's Pony Tail and Grover's Counting Cafe. The Pony Tail game had an insert that listed some of the other games, I'll check it out and see if there's any other info on it.

[Achika]

Don't forget Ecco Jr.

[Sega Hitman]

@crivit: I don't think was like the Atari club. As far as I know these were released in stores. Snorter would be the best person to ask about that if he's still around, he's the certified Genesis expert.

@GENESISNES: Check out www.genesiscollective.com for a list of these. Basically any game that sounds kiddy in the Genesis Database part of the site probably is part of the Sega Club thing. That site has box scans of most Genesis games too, so you'll be able to tell from that.

@Clubninja: I'm not sure if $8 loose is that hot of a deal. If you keep your eyes peeled for it you'll probably find a nicer one. These aren't nearly as hard to find as Stadium Events for example, you'll probably see others. I picked up mine complete right down to the poster for $6 .

-Hitman-

[snorter]

Yeah, I heard that Genesis Collective has listings and scans of all those games...

AFAIK, they were all available via retail. Wacky Worlds was sold bundled with a Sega Mouse, which is one of the rarer bundles. Math Blaster is definately the rarest Sega Club game, with Sesame Street being a close second, and Ecco Jr. a distant third. Crystal's Pony Tale, Berenstain Bears, Wacky Worlds by itself are fairly common.

Was Fun N Games a Sega Club release? Mine isn't...

Snorter

[cyberfluxor]

I was looking to bring up the Sega Club games and found this oldie topic.

I found 2 loose Sega Club games in the wild in the last week, and yet never seen them before then so are they starting to pop up or am I just getting lucky? Also the list linked on this topic doesn't exist anymore so does anyone know the complete list of Sega Club titles? I'm currious as to what the these games were all about, besides obviously emphesizing education.

[The Shawn]

I have "The Magic Schoolbus" still in cardboard with manual what's that worth?

[cyberfluxor]

I have "The Magic Schoolbus" still in cardboard with manual what's that worth?

Are you talking about this one:
http://www.digitpress.com/DP/cmf/game.cmf?gameid=7219

Okay, here's a small list I've made of Sega Club games:

Berenstain Bears, The: Camping Adventure
Bonkers (Disney's)
Crystal's Pony Tale
Ecco Jr.
Richard Scarry's Busytown
Scholastic's The Magic School Bus: Space Exploration
Wacky Worlds Creativity Studio
Sesame Street Counting Cafe

I know there's a lot more out there than this, but I can't find any lists already made when searching outside of DP. If anyone else knows of some missing titles feel free to list them.

[The Shawn]

Yeah man I knew what the DP's listing was on it I just was wondering how often it turned up in different parts of the country and shit, and what other gamers thought it was worth.

[cyberfluxor]

Well, I have a friend that's into Genesis games and all and if he stumbled across it, being over $8 would most likely be too much, and recently he's been into the Magic Schoolbus cartoon. Personally though, I'd say around the same amout is reasonable and $12 is asking the max. As for other though, lets hope others begin to add onto this conversation.

Oh ya, and I've never seen it so that's a good start with how often it's shown up in my area infront of my eyes.

[The Shawn]

I also thought there were 12 sega club releases. (Just a rumor prob.) I'll help do some research.

[cyberfluxor]

Well, apparently there's no Wiki on Sega Club games and searching for the games is pretty rough due to all these "Sega Club" fan sites that aren't even discussing the actual Sega Club games, just Sega games in general. :/

Here's some more I grabbed from searching DP:

Yep, Mark hit the nail on the head. Most Sega Club games are at least uncommon. This series includes:

Berenstain Bears Camping Adventure
Crystal's Pony Tales
Richard Scarry's Busytown
Magic School Bus Space Exploration
Math Blaster Episode 1

The rarest Sega Club game is a toss-up between Math Blaster and Magic School Bus.

So, I guess to add Math Blaster to the list.

Berenstain Bears, The: Camping Adventure
Bonkers (Disney's)
Crystal's Pony Tale
Ecco Jr.
Richard Scarry's Busytown
Scholastic's The Magic School Bus: Space Exploration
Wacky Worlds Creativity Studio
Sesame Street Counting Cafe
Math Blaster Episode 1


I really hope one day I find the Busytown game. I loved the books and TV cartnoon. Those were so awesome!

[All Things Sega]

That's the whole USA list for sega club games. Around 9 in total. As for the wacky worlds it is common but the one with the mouse is rare. Is it me or does the box for the mouse version is always beat up? I have yet to find one that wasn't. As for the Scarytown, they always had multiple copies complete at the local gamestop a few years ago. So I figured it was never that uncommon.