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Retro time!
Blyss:
You could always see about something like one of these. Just throwing it out there.
cesium133:
From what I've heard, those are basically emulator systems. If your games run well enough in an emulator (most do, though there are exceptions), then they're okay. I read the reviews for some of them when I was looking for a Genesis, and according to the reviews the one I was looking at has flaky controllers, though.
bhtooefr:
It's also worth checking Craigslist.
Generally, the modern systems (whether they're licensed or not, some of the Genesis clones are licensed) fall into two categories: imperfect clones, or mediocre emulators. Some of the imperfect clones have their own charm (the Atari Flashback 2 and 2+, for instance, were designed to be hackable to run 2600 cartridges), but you're usually better off buying the real thing.
LeeC:
I found this informative and so I'm posting it here.
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=lf10q50x1Xc
its good that he noted you will need a mono to stereo connection if you want to use both speakers on your tv instead of one, and that the zapper doesn't work on flat panel monitors.
Stoon:
--- Quote from: LeeC on 18 Feb 2015, 09:48 ---I found this informative and so I'm posting it here.
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=lf10q50x1Xc
its good that he noted you will need a mono to stereo connection if you want to use both speakers on your tv instead of one, and that the zapper doesn't work on flat panel monitors.
--- End quote ---
I still have one of those. Still works. I keep it because I never did finish playing Dragon Warrior III.
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