gen-x dual station plays sega genesis and nes games
December 29th, 2007 comments (3) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
Nowadays, you can find many classic Genesis and NES games on Nintendo’s Wii Virtual Console, but nothing beats popping any cartridge you find lying around into a system that’s designed specifically to play those old school titles.
This new hybrid console lets you play the best of the 8-bit and 16-bit video game generations, offering full compatibility with games both the Nintendo Entertainment System and the SEGA Genesis.
The Gen-X Dual Station console has two dedicated slots which support original cartridges from the classic 1980s gaming systems. Word on the street is that it’s compatible with pretty much any Genesis or NES game you can throw at it, including Japanese titles. The system comes with everything you need, including a pair of controllers and A/V cables. While you can’t connect an original NES controller, the ports are compatible with SEGA’s original controllers.
The console lists for $59.99, but with a little digging, I was able to find them in stock at VideoGameAction for just $36.89, less than the price of most individual games these days.
filed under: retro video games
tags: 16 bit1980s8 bitclassicconsoleemulatorgenesisnesnintendosega
December 29th, 2007 comments (3): stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
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I have seen a product of such a product long ago in the PS1 days. But still it was rare to spot one.
Call me old fashioned or just plain weird but I like having the original system. Sure I can see the benefit of having one of these puppies, and in fact, I’m glad people are producing them because it shows that people still appreciate classic games! But I like seeing the good ol’ volume button staring back at me when I look at my Genesis
-B
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