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Ich weiß ja net, obs hier nicht schon ein Topic dazu gibt, bin nur grad im Jaguar Forum drüber gestolpert, wos schon jemand angetestet hat. Angeblich solls im Juli kommen

User, der es angetestet hat für ein Magazin schrieb folgendes:
ZitatNow, before I get into some of the things I liked, keep in mind that the screen is smaller than reported as only a 3 inch TFT, but man, the Genesis games have never looked better. It has a rechargeable battery with a span of ten hours plus, and the Hyperkin model does indeed have 20 games built in, unlike the Innex system. Even though I am not the wildest on the D-Pad, it does work well and the buttons are just fine. The version I played is version 2.0 and still has some compatibility issues, but I was assured they would be ironed out before release. This leaves me one to question though, if the Hyperkin system and Innex systems are both made by @tgames and use the same hardware and software, then wouldn't it beg to question that the Innex version will have more game incompatibilities than the Hyperkin one as they are still hard at work getting everything ready? This does bother me as it seems that Innex is jumping the gun just to be the first horse out of the gate. Not a smart move as I am cvery impressed with the Hyperkin release. When it releases, I will own one for sure. Oh, and for the best news yet, the system is compatible with all region Genesis/Megadrive games. The Japanese games fit very snugly in the gart slot and don't need to be forced in. This is groovy indeed. Still no price yet, nor a release date, but I am happy to say that they are on the right track. I am excited about the release for sure and you should be too. Any questions? Oh, and here's an image below with e Japanese game inserted.
ich denke wenns gut läuft, werd ichs mir zulegen ![]()