Swainy

The grey +2’s usually didn’t have an issue with the sound, although there was a batch that had resistors fitted the wrong way around that caused the volume of the AY chip to play a lot lower than the beeper.

If done properly it should sound the same.

Thing is in this case, the Core Grafx version that we are getting over here was never officially released in the UK, so it’s a Japanese model anyway. Sort of

Join Mads, Chris, Steve & Dean as the flick through the pages of the October 1992 issue of The One Amiga magazine. The guys play 4 of the games reviewed in this issue and see how those games measure up today. You can either watch the video of this episode or listen to the audio version. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/retroasylum/Episode_225_The_One_Amiga.mp3

Join Mads, Chris, Steve & Dean as the flick through the pages of the October 1992 issue of The One Amiga magazine. The guys play 4 of the games reviewed in this issue and see how those games measure up today. You can either watch the video of this episode or listen to the audio version. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/retroasylum/Episode_225_The_One_Amiga.mp3

Expensive and sadly doesn’t load 128k games.

Yeah grey +2 all the time unless you want a Next. Or get a grey +2 and then get the Next too.

Cool!

Yeah, the reason that I asked is because I would prefer to play handheld versions of games on a handheld device. Imagine if Evercade released Game Gear bundles, or NeoGeo pocket bundles. I think that would be much cooler than Megadrive, SNES & NES titles being released for it. I think that Atari Lynx bundles is a step in the right direction. We’ve seen countless NES versions of games appear on other systems but I can’t think off of the top of my head Gameboy versions of games officially showing up on other systems. (Over than Nintendo systems). Im fairly lucky in that I still own an AGS101 Gameboy Advanced and a modded Atari Lynx II so I can play those games with a decent screen. So yeah, personally I’d rather see handheld games being released for the Evercade.

If the entire Lynx collection were to be released on the Evercade then I’d be in. Personally though I’ve grown weary of playing home console games on handhelds. What are the chances of Gameboy games ever appearing on this?

I’ve been playing a demo version of Q*Bee which D-Lo Videogames were kind enough to send us. It’s a really polished Qbert clone, very addictive.