There's no doubt that this is one of the most comprehensive emulators that you'll be able to find to relive SEGA's glory days on your computer. You can also choose between emulating the PAL or NTSC console, use real CDs in your reader to emulate Mega-CD, and even play online with other players.

Or you can add other plugins to render better graphics to mask the low quality of early games. You can even emulate more complicated games like Virtual Racing, or 3D games that used the complement for Megadrive.Īll kinds of visualization options are available, including adding filters to simulate that you're playing the game on an old television. It supports practically all ROMs for any of those platforms, including the 32X, which doesn't require bios to work.

It's more geared toward faithful emulation than speed, although thanks to the power of today's computers, any game from the aforementioned platforms should run perfectly at 60 FPS. It can emulate the Master System (and its predecessors SG-1000 and SG-3000), Game Gear, Megadrive, Mega CD, and Sega 32X. If only SAG sold the Harmony ( Atari 2600 the first major flash cart IIRC) or a clean ready set up original Xbox (not one of those filthy dirty ones obviously) that I can easily install MAME/arcade roms on it.Kega Fusion is a complete multiplatform emulator capable of running games made for the majority of classic SEGA consoles. NES (N8), SNES (SD2SNES), N64 (Ultra Everdrive 64), GEN/ SMS (I should keep my Mega Everdrive as a spare right?) GBA, GB (the old original kind w/o the RTC), TG-16 (I still don't yet have the console for it though), PS1 (PSIO), GC (Wii Homebrew with Nintendon't equipped), DS (Supercard DSTwo I think it's called) The next step is obvious: select the system of the game you want to play. So at loooooong last (I had to wait quite a few weeks as they must've have run out and had a big backlog or something) I finally will have tomorrow or next day my very own Mega Everdrive Pro! No, it's not a Mega Everdrive that plays for the NFL! Rather it lets you play not only regular ol' GEN/ SMS games but also Sega CD games! The thing is though, how exactly do I set up my Sega CD games/files on my micro SD card properly?Īlso that purchase put me over the top on getting the 6000 tickets (you get a ticket for every quarter you spend at Stone Age Gamer) needed for $100 worth of store credit at SAG.but the thing is, what should I do with it? I mean I suppose at some point I could upgrade to the pro version of the N8 ( NES) Everdrive but is it really all that worth it? Or is the regular ol' N8 good enough? I think I got all my Everdrives waaaaaay back in 2016 so I kinda have run out of ones I don't already have: You can play Master System, Game Gear, Genesis, 32X, or Sega CD games.

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