@Dreamcaster-X I'll clarify my point - out of the box, it will play the CD-based library of those systems - without the added modules (which add the ability to play carts/use OG controllers, i.e. nothing to do with what I was ascribing value to). Thanks for the input.
I think $250 is reasonable if the compatibility out of the box is as they say. Between PS1, Saturn, Mega-CD and Turbo Duo you have a vast assortment of classic games that are not available on any digital store, previously only playable on original hardware, with the convenience of one box compatible with modern TVs. a LOT of questions remain, of course, and nothing here to drag me away from my Super NT (incredibly professional launch and support) or original hardware. Look forward to the reviews
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Re: Polymega's Grand Vision For The Ultimate Retro System Includes A Virtual Console Successor
@Dreamcaster-X I'll clarify my point - out of the box, it will play the CD-based library of those systems - without the added modules (which add the ability to play carts/use OG controllers, i.e. nothing to do with what I was ascribing value to). Thanks for the input.
Re: Polymega's Grand Vision For The Ultimate Retro System Includes A Virtual Console Successor
I think $250 is reasonable if the compatibility out of the box is as they say. Between PS1, Saturn, Mega-CD and Turbo Duo you have a vast assortment of classic games that are not available on any digital store, previously only playable on original hardware, with the convenience of one box compatible with modern TVs. a LOT of questions remain, of course, and nothing here to drag me away from my Super NT (incredibly professional launch and support) or original hardware. Look forward to the reviews