I know it's not Sega but hey check this out!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuUc4gXgTss
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I know it's not Sega but hey check this out!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuUc4gXgTss
Thanks for the link, Jake! I'm feeling pretty keen on having a Gen mobile. That would be awesome.
The SNES seems cool as well but I'm not too sure it would get much use from me. It's not that I dislike playing SNES, I just don't have many games.
Damn that thing's ugly. Hopefully they come out with a smaller, better looking version. Also, I don't know how good that flip screen would hold up. It looks really cheap.
I'll still probably get one though.
Yobo should come out with a home console cloe system with that wireless functionality. (unless I've missed something andthey already do have one)
wireless like how? Wireless controllers, Wireless cartridge-slot, What?
I'm pretty sure it's wireless controllers.
I think this SNES clone looks great, even if it's Game Gear size and has mono only sound (It does use hardware emulation instead of software from what I saw at the Ben Hek forums). If I do get $60 to rebuy a SNES, I might buy one of these.
Wow, for everything that unit offers it's easily worth the sixty bones. Looks like I'll have to be picking one of these up in the not-too-distant future.
i planning on buying this online i wonder if this handheld illegal
Weren't most of the best SNES games ported in some fashion to the GameBoy Advance?
well there's already been plenty of SNES clones. And, no, it doesn't say SNES on the box since SNES is more or less a trademark/copyrighted name of the format. Usually it will just say 16-bit or SFC (super famicom), etc. and have a picture that resembles the correct cartridge. The only clones that get yanked from shelves are the ones that include bootlegged ROMs.
This thing looks pretty badass, with a few notable shortcomings. I need to get one, as I've always wanted a portable SNES but I might wait to see if someone makes a smaller model.
Ugh. Why don't we in Europe get these kinds of clones. :( What really killed it for me is that it can't play SFC games which also means the European SNES cart form factor is also out of the question...
Sucks, but good idea nonetheless. Hopefully they bring out an improved one for multiregion compatibility.
Saw one at the retro store in my area. Tried it out. It looks cool, might pick one up.
That's not the only problem with the FC16 Go. Some European Super NES games contain code that can detect whether the console they're being run on outputs its video in PAL. The FC16 Go and all other Super NES clones are set up to output NTSC video, meaning that some games will not run no matter what you do unless you open the system and move some solder around on a jumper pad so that the FC16 Go outputs PAL video.
I just had a look at a picture of the FC16 Go's motherboard, and yes, you can fix up the console so that it works in PAL by moving around the solder on a jumper pad. The system can also be modified with a lockout chip from a crappy Super NES cartridge so you can play all the games that check to see if the lockout chip is active or not inside the console, notably games with the Nintendo SA-1 co-processor.
yobo fc 16 go motherboard http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewt...p?f=25&t=17826
that setup is quite a mess, so many things there.......
Nope, no sarcasm... it is messy inside, very messy for considering what it is... if they used double sided PCB on the big one, they could have crammed all of it on there.
Here's hope that Yobo will eventually release a Mega Drive handheld that will kick AtGames' asses.
Looks promising, but the region lockout is stupid. Why include it at this point in time? Don't really like the size or flip screen.
meh i didnt really like the genesis potables
i think ill stick to an actual snes
Not sure how true that is, but I removed the tabs from my original-model Super NES and Super NES Mini, and US carts are just as stable as when the tabs were there. Same with the FC Twin.
Which brings me to the RetroDuo: that clone has no tabs whatsoever and the cartridge slot is shaped to fit any Super NES cartridge. I have no problems seating US carts inside that system, either.
it plays starfoxs