Anyone interested? Base Unit + Wireless Controller – Polymega

I am interested only to get my Sega CD and 32X games working on a modern TV. But that's a steep ask fo rtwo platforms I really do;t care about but for Snatcher.

I can play all the other systems... If they add Dreamcast that would push me over the edge. OGM XB even moreso.  Both those disc based systems are getting very difficult to keep alive.

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I have little interest in retro emulation hardware.  I've only ever really been a Nintendo man, so there's little nostalgia involved to get me to splurge on one of such systems.  And all my consoles still work, save for my original NES I think, which needs a new power cord.

Ravenprose said:

I have zero interest in the Polymega.  If I'm going to emulate, then I'd rather run an emulator on my PC for free. Plus I don't have a lot of physical retro games anymore anyway.


I have toyed with the idea of getting a Mister FPGA system, but I doubt I'll ever pull the trigger when emulators work just fine for me.

I am just this week starting to get into researching the emulation options (which we talk about in the next episode of The Game Under Podcast launching today.  I have to look at it some more, but if I can dump the roms from my physical hardware and play them with facsimiles of the original controllers I don;t see the need for a big investment in the Analog or Polymega systems.  I do see a time when I'll want to play them on a TV again, but who knows where technology will be by the time I am ready for that (retirement).