Sega Game Gear Micro
- Juan F. Ramirez
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Sega Game Gear Micro
The umpteenth mini/micro version of a classic console has just been announced. This time, Game Gear Micro:
https://60th.sega.com/ggmicro/
https://youtu.be/ZJD0VZQzK1s
https://60th.sega.com/ggmicro/
https://youtu.be/ZJD0VZQzK1s
Re: Sega Game Gear Micro
I wish they realised that people who played with these back in the day, now need bigger screens!
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I've just checked the date to make sure it's not April 1st!
If you buy all 4, you get a free magnifier so you can actually see the screen!
If you buy all 4, you get a free magnifier so you can actually see the screen!
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That is so funny!
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Coming soon, the GameBoy Micro Micro!
With free micro microscope so you can find it...
With free micro microscope so you can find it...
- MatGubbins
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Looks as if it's a McD's Happy meal toy. Nope, don't want one, can't see the screen.
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It's a real missed opportunity. The Game Gear was great, the only problem was the 6 AA batteries would barely last 1 and half hours.
If they made it a decent size with a chargeable battery and 20-30 games I'd be all over it.
If they made it a decent size with a chargeable battery and 20-30 games I'd be all over it.
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Haha...! Anyone else getting Lenslok-related PTSD symptoms...?
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I know it came much later but the GameBoy micro had an incredibly bright and sharp screen, and the internal power lasted a long time. The GBA versions of Yu Suzuki titles (Space Harrier, Out Run) look brilliant on it.
Although it was trumpeted as a hand-held SNES it was much more powerful; things like Mario Kart were vastly improved by lots of scaling trackside trees instead of just the flat Mode 7 floor. There were even some textured 3D stuff including a passable attempt at the Playstation hit Driver (if your game combined the low poly-count of N64 games with the blocky warping textures of a PS1 you could almost make it).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNuS14pIOz0
Shame Nintendo decided to scrap it in favour of the DS before it barely even made it to the shops.
Although it was trumpeted as a hand-held SNES it was much more powerful; things like Mario Kart were vastly improved by lots of scaling trackside trees instead of just the flat Mode 7 floor. There were even some textured 3D stuff including a passable attempt at the Playstation hit Driver (if your game combined the low poly-count of N64 games with the blocky warping textures of a PS1 you could almost make it).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNuS14pIOz0
Shame Nintendo decided to scrap it in favour of the DS before it barely even made it to the shops.