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I saw that on Amazon.com the other day, although one reviewer said he bought 3 and 2 of them had to be returned because they were broken. Then again, that's not saying much since 90% of "broken" electronics are operator based because they did something stupid or accidentally switched to a different mode and didn't realize it. At any rate, its sort of like a new Game Gear with built in games, if it was cheaper I would consider one, but for $100 it's a bit more than I'd like to pay.
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this has been posted here before
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That's not worth that money. Use real hardware with a 5" PSOne screen or TFT screen bigger than 2.5" instead...
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That's probably got Master System or Game Gear games on it, unless one of the start/select buttons maps to one of the Genesis's 3 control buttons... Either way it's not worth $100.
17daysolderthannes wrote:Then again, that's not saying much since 90% of "broken" electronics are operator based because they did something stupid or accidentally switched to a different mode and didn't realize it.
No kidding. When I was looking for DVD recorders, a lot of people gave 1 star reviews because "the discs this makes work in computer and this but not on my dvd player!!!1 DO NOT BUY". The problem is simple: you have to finalize the discs (write the table of contents, basically) before cheap DVD players will read the written discs. Some don't mind, but a lot of low-end units will reject the DVDs. :roll: Silly people.
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