Thread: Sega Mega Drive Gopher Released - With an SD Slot for expansion

i have read reviews of the dingoo, and its a nice little machine, and for a really good price, but, even with all of its features, its a bit expensive for me.

the screen is not protected good, so people should take care of it, otherwise scratches will be in it very soon. but i think you can buy transparent-protection-leaf and put it over the screen, but i dont did this. i bought me a good case and hope nothing will happen. bleepbloop, because of snes emulation and other stuff, maybe the dingoo a-320 could be interesting for you. here is a link:...

I'll buy one for my girlfriend, 'cause she likes Alex Kidd and Sonic

genesis/megadrive homebrew games work for it, im not sure about anything else i played a few Pudblic domain games on it.

Quote: Originally Posted by Bleepbloop http://www.zophar.net/utilities/segautil/gg2md.html Its a Gamegear to Genesis ROM converter. Maybe it will work! Nah, probably not, but its worth a try. Unfortunately it does not work as far as I tried... Even emulators refuse the files created with this convertor (it actually only add a header to tell very old megadrive flashcards to switch into sms mode). On the gopher like on emulator, I only get a...

Quote: Originally Posted by AW72 NIEEKOU you can do nothing against the little bit slower gameplay, because like you said, on a pal-tv the games run with 50 fps and on ntsc with 60 fps. but when you play on a real europe-mega-drive you have the same problem, games runs with 50 fps. on older c64-monitors with video-in maybe the games runs with 60 fps, when the monitor support it. but i dont test this until now. now it would be interesting when...

Aww I bought the previous model with three buttons and no SD card expansion. Ah well, the DS does a reasonable job... good enough for me anyway!

TV out too! YAY! no thanks, ill stick with picodrive.

awesome, any links to where this has been posted ?

Just for fun, here's a size comparative (in real sizes) with the nomad (caps from the Gopher/millenium, thanks to AW72):