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I think it's more accurate to call 5Ghz wi-fi instead of 5G. 5G implies cellular connections.

Great aesthetics, but my hands hurt just looking at it. The GBA SP can be difficult to hold depending on what game you play as it stands.

@Gamer_Zeus And to add to your comment, it was a group of Americans who founded the company that would become Sega.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Sega

Although, I'd argue that Sega USA didn't help matters with shoddy marketing for the Saturn, what with the surprise release announcement catching retailers off-guard.

@BrandonGiesing Yes, and my point still stands. And drop your rudeness.

There are Everdrive users and there are collector gamers, and sometimes that group overlaps. It’s my view that Polymega caters to the latter.

@BrandonGiesing The way I see it, the primary audience for Polymega is made up of people who have boxes or rows of cartridges and CDs, and given how modern takes of retro consoles have been popping up every so often, I think it indicates this target audience is a viable market. Those players have grown up and become adults with paying jobs. They got the money to spare. That's probably why Everdrive support doesn't exist; buyers already have the games, and these games get a second wind because the original consoles are dying out and parts may be hard to find.