Yeah, I actually have both the Mega CD and 32X, and think that the Sega 32xCD (or whatever you want to call the Mega Drive w/ addons) is a brilliant machine, but from a business standpoint, neither of them did particularly well. The 32X launch was obliterated by Nintendo's launch of Donkey Kong Country, whilst the majority of Mega CD games were either rehashes of existing games but with CD sound (same as some CD32 games) or FMV "Make My Video" type things. Japan got some very decent RPG's for the system though. I still have my system set up, I use it every now and then, but seeing as Sega has all but gone bankrupt now (they've been bought out by Sammy), it's gone down quite a similar path to Commodore. Too far ahead of its time for its own good :-(
