So i was on aliexpress... and theres loads of clone consoles but also new motherboards for sale. Then i saw this... has a bunch of sega chips on it. Total impulse buy. The seller picture didnt show the massive blue hedgehog only the cloud pattern hahaha, gonna test later today. Its even got region switches. The av ports for a saturn. I love/hate it.

I never had this one as a kid and I recently decided to give it a try and I keep dying all the time. I've tried approaching the enemy slowly I've tried flying passes quickly as possible and hammering them with rockets I've tried sneaking around the level and trying to memorize where stuff is and yet despite all that I still can't get past the first level is there any secret to playing this game that I am missing? Are the sequels any easier should I try them?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VHmfOSaQH7P8IpwJDvECDyl8B6eChOOx/view?usp=drivesdk

¡Segunda actualización del port de Curse of Issyos para Mega Drive!

✅ Arreglado el bug que elevaba al personaje en la arena.

✅ Ajustada la altura del salto para llegar a plataformas.

✅ Nuevos enemigos (escorpiones) con IA y patrulla.

✅ Optimización de VRAM para 60 FPS estables.

🎥 Nuevo vídeo de gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRxRVWqhEF4&t=23s

🔗 Primera parte (contexto completo): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2LWwm3e9Xg

Preguntas, sugerencias y feedback, ¡bienvenidos!

Originally released in Japan in 1992, VIXEN 357 is a tactical mecha RPG that never received an official Western release. After more than 30 years, it finally has an official English physical edition.

It’s now in stock, so if you missed the pre-order, there are copies available again.

The game is fully playable on original Mega Drive/Genesis hardware and compatible systems.

For anyone who enjoys obscure 90s Japanese strategy RPGs, this is definitely one worth checking out. https://shinyuden.com/en/product/vixen-357/

Hello guys,

I got an non TMSS Mega Drive 1. I ordered 3 different Master System Converter for it but none of them will work on my Mega Drive. I gave One Adapter to a friend of Mine and on his MD2 it works like a charm.

What am I Doing wrong?

Tentei fim de semana retrasado fazer o sgdk funcionar no Linux mint como vi num vídeo do YouTube, só que seguindo o tutorial do vídeo eu quebrei meu mint usando permissões chmod tive que reinstalar, hoje fiz funcionar com auxílio do chatgpt pra adaptar o tutorial do vídeo para não alterar permissões do Linux para acessar determinadas pastas e fazer o emulador mostrar o que escrevi no vs code.

Observação: sou principalmente em programação e no uso do Linux

So I got a megadrive 1 and sonic 2 from a local game shop today and I also got sonic 1 from CeX but when I play sonic 1 it makes this weird really loud static sound along side the music and it cut out once like the whole game and it takes a couple try’s to get the game working. But my sonic 2 game does none of this. So I just want to know what the issue is or if there is any issue. Is it the wires? The consol? Or the game ?

Does everyone love the Mega Drive?

I love it too!

I've been doing some debugging of Star Cruiser on the Mega Drive for a little while, and I made an IPS patch that fixes all the bugs I know about and slightly improves the controls!
https://github.com/marinyan/PATCH_STARCRUISER_MD

I recently found my childhood Sonic 3 cartridge and was hoping to dump my save to back it up and use it on an emulator. I ordered a retroblaster cart reader with a genesis/mega drive adapter but it was only able to dump the rom, it said dumping the fram wasn’t possible.

Has anyone had luck dumping the save off of their Sonic 3 cart? I’m considering just getting a specific genesis cart reader off of Ali baba if it’s just an issue with the retroblaster itself, but would like to see if anyone here has had luck dumping the save in the first place.