Question, the genesis was backwards compatible with the SMS, including the SMS Texas instruments chip which had 4 square wave sound output... genesis is good because it has FM + 4 square waves inside it...
But the radica, does it cover this capability?
Just curious...
also, where in gods name is a description of ben's exodus? i can't find information on the exodus .... i want to make one..
Robotron wrote:Question, the genesis was backwards compatible with the SMS, including the SMS Texas instruments chip which had 4 square wave sound output... genesis is good because it has FM + 4 square waves inside it...
But the radica, does it cover this capability?
Just curious...
also, where in gods name is a description of ben's exodus? i can't find information on the exodus .... i want to make one..
I doubt it covers the compatibility with the SMS. Of course, I've never tried... I say someone with a cart slot'd Radica give it a try.
also, where do you get a radica? their website doesnt'
seem to sell anything, merely list their wonderful products and tell you that availability is now!
Robotron wrote:also, where do you get a radica? their website doesnt'
seem to sell anything, merely list their wonderful products and tell you that availability is now!
Hehe, ya... Common places to get the radica are Toys R' Us and Target.
If you look around Target's site, you can find the other Radica's editions. Such as Vol. 1, Vol. 2 and Street Fighters. They are all the same, but some of use have a feeling that the Gold edition may be better. (More game compatibility).
The Radica is not SMS compatable. Use a Game Gear or a BenQ portable and a Master Gear to take your SMS games on the road. Or grab a GBA flashcart and use a GBA and emulate SMS.
dankicksass wrote:The Radica is not SMS compatable. Use a Game Gear or a BenQ portable and a Master Gear to take your SMS games on the road. Or grab a GBA flashcart and use a GBA and emulate SMS.
wot is this said benq portable? im a newbie to this - do you mean the BenQ Joybee EG10 or are there more?
First project = A portable arcade cabinet... practical? no... Fun? HELL YEAH!