http://www.alphr.com/games/1004011/sega-s-mini-mega-drive-consoles-take-the-fight-to-nintendo
Thoughts?
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http://www.alphr.com/games/1004011/sega-s-mini-mega-drive-consoles-take-the-fight-to-nintendo
Thoughts?
My thoughts are these things are garbage, they're made by a company called @Games and all of these "journalists" are incredible idiots because these things have been in stores for several years.
My thoughts are these things are garbage, they're made by a company called @Games and all of these "journalists" are incredible idiots because these things have been in stores for several years.
Yeah, those Sega ones are garbage.
I wonder if the Nintendo mini NES is made by that same company too? At least Nintendo announced theirs though, so it seems the Nintendo one is actually an official product. All those other systems (Atari, Megadrive, Intellevision) seem to be licensing deals only. Hopefully that "officially licensed product" means it's of better quality (i.e. closer to perfect emulation, and better quality controllers that will last). Most retro systems are garbage that belong in wal-marts and drug stores. I could live with slightly imperfect emulation if the controllers felt like the real deal, but usually they aren't even close.
In either case, I'll proably try to get the NES mini. But I'm more lukewarm about it, I'm mostly just hoping the quality is good enough that I'll care about an SNES version. If the quality is there, I'm really looking forward to an SNES mini - and hopefully they add SD card slot on that one (with ability to add my own ROM's). Knowing Nintendo that last bit is probably wishful thinking, but even if it's a "closed" system 30 of the top Nintendo SNES games and good quality SNES replica controllers would be cool in my book.
My thoughts are these things are garbage, they're made by a company called @Games and all of these "journalists" are incredible idiots because these things have been in stores for several years.
Yeah, those Sega ones are garbage.
I wonder if the Nintendo mini NES is made by that same company too? At least Nintendo announced theirs though, so it seems the Nintendo one is actually an official product. All those other systems (Atari, Megadrive, Intellevision) seem to be licensing deals only. Hopefully that "officially licensed product" means it's of better quality (i.e. closer to perfect emulation, and better quality controllers that will last). Most retro systems are garbage that belong in wal-marts and drug stores. I could live with slightly imperfect emulation if the controllers felt like the real deal, but usually they aren't even close.
Honestly, at this point I would just saying buy a Retron 5 and be done with it.
you noob, they've had these for years
I know UrbanOutfitters have been selling them as part of their hipster accessories collection for quite a while, right there next to their records players, Polaroid cameras, and Miley Cyrus vinyl albums
This is actually nothing new to Sega though. They've been releasing those consoles for a long time now.
My thoughts are these things are garbage, they're made by a company called @Games and all of these "journalists" are incredible idiots because these things have been in stores for several years.
Yeah, those Sega ones are garbage.
I wonder if the Nintendo mini NES is made by that same company too? At least Nintendo announced theirs though, so it seems the Nintendo one is actually an official product. All those other systems (Atari, Megadrive, Intellevision) seem to be licensing deals only. Hopefully that "officially licensed product" means it's of better quality (i.e. closer to perfect emulation, and better quality controllers that will last). Most retro systems are garbage that belong in wal-marts and drug stores. I could live with slightly imperfect emulation if the controllers felt like the real deal, but usually they aren't even close.
Honestly, at this point I would just saying buy a Retron 5 and be done with it.
Yeah, I actully have a ton of NES carts. I should probably get one of those Retron 5 someday just to see if the cartridges still work (I still have my NES system too, but it's ability to read any cartridge was long gone many years ago - and I'll probably never fix it).
I stupidly got rid of all my SNES games a several years back. I made pretty good money for a few of them, but I still kind of regret it. Of course, unlike the NES where I have a ton of classics, I really only had a handful of the SNES classics anyway. That's probably why I'd have alot more interest in the SNES system. I actually had a few games I'd want to play for the 1st time (and I'd like to do it on a "real" SNES controller if possible, not a fake one).
Another source
http://gonintendo.com/stories/262154-pr-sega-mega-drive-classic-home-console-and-ultimate-portable-h
The reason this sucks and the mini NES is awesome is that the mini NES actually looks like a mini NES which makes it a cool collector's item. Sega's micro console does not look like a mini Genesis; if it did and was actually made by Sega themselves and not just licensed to some other company to make then I would love to buy it, but since it is not, I won't be purchasing it.
These have been on the market for years now. Find them at your local drugstore around the holidays.
They even had a Genesis/Wii hybrid(which was shit. lol). Contrary to what some people are saying, the Ultimate portable version is actually really good. I had the 2014 version and it was comfortable, rechargeable, and had a sd-card expansion slot for $40. Great piece of hardware.
Just another attempt of the media with their make-believe to undermine whatever Nintendo does. I wonder what their source of this information is.
Another source
http://gonintendo.com/stories/262154-pr-sega-mega-drive-classic-home-console-and-ultimate-portable-h
That is just a product description from a store.
I have one, and it sucks. The quality sucks, as you're stuck with ancient composite video quality, so the games look stretched as fuq, as well as how blurry and the sound quality is bad since it only comes with a left composite cable. Also, the controls feel so small and cheap and are breakable, also finding aaa batteries can be annoying.
At least with the NES Mini, it looks authentic, has an hdmi cable for more stable visuals on a hdtv, and at least the controls look durable and will be able to be used on wii controls for vc titles.
The Mini NES is made by Nintendo. It's legit.
This is not made by Sega nor does it look like a genesis.
@biggamerdude:
I dunno about Megadrive but I'm definitely going to get the mini NES. I hope they keep this going until they reach SNES and Genesis.
My thoughts are these things are garbage, they're made by a company called @Games and all of these "journalists" are incredible idiots because these things have been in stores for several years.
100% this^
My opinion as well.
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