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Uncategorized Monday, November 5th 2012 at 7:55 pm

Ultimate Portable Game Player Comes Loaded With 80 Genesis Games

If you’re either one of those gamers that loves retro games, or you just really dig collecting odd gaming gadgets, At Games is sprucing up their line of devices that house multiple older games with the new, dramatically named Ultimate Portable Game Player. The unit houses 40 Sega Genesis games, and 40 “arcade” games, which could mean anything.

Among the Genesis games are Street Fighter II: The New Challengers, the only Mega Man released on the Genesis, Mega Man: The Wily Wars, Comix Zone, and Sonic and Knuckles. Browse the full list of games here, there are a decent amount of Genesis classics.

The unit features a 2.8-inch screen, an SD card slot, a rechargeable battery via USB, and will allow an AV cable to plug the device into a television, though the unit will not come with the cable itself. At Games has said that the 80 pre-loaded games aren’t where the list ends, and more games will be released for download in the future, which can be loaded onto the unit with an SD card.

The Ultimate Portable Game Player, which we feel has a name that needs to be emphasized in some way and went with italics, will release on November 13 for the price of one current-gen console game, $60.

If you follow the scene of weird gaming devices, you might’ve noticed that this unit looks strikingly similar to another At Games device, but don’t worry, that one only features a measly 15 Genesis games. We’ll admit that there’s something oddly attractive about this world of obscure portable gaming devices, but we really don’t need yet another way to play the still-fun Comix Zone. Head on over to the At Games site if this — or other weird gaming devices — tickles your highly ticklish fancy.

(via Siliconera)

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  • Unhappy consumer

    Uh. Not worth that price. Screen aspect ratio is off, resulting in unevenly stretched pixels, and the sound is way way off. Not even close to the real Genesis experience. Shouldn’t that have been mentioned? Not to mention graphic errors all over the place where they didn’t exist in original games. Stick to pc emus.

  • AeyJay

    This device is AWESOME! My children are in Love with it!

  • connor

    can’t find it anywhere near the area where I live (sf bay area), except online but it costs WAY to much!!!!

  • Anonymous

    Im 29 yrs old and i love the portable Sega game player! I dont really get down on the new x box & PS. Im a bit old school and i never get tiered of the genesis and Nintendo games while im listening to Hindrix and Zepplin.

  • Johnny Brasco

    But… My DS does this!