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Sega Mega Drive
A community portal about Sega Mega Drive with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: The Sega Mega Drive was a 16-bit video game console released by Sega in Japan in, and North America in 1989. Europe and most of the rest... [more]
A community portal about Sega Mega Drive with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: The Sega Mega Drive was a 16-bit video game console released by Sega in Japan in, and North America in 1989. Europe and most of the rest of the world saw the release in 1990. It debuted under the name Sega Genesis in North America, as Sega was unable to secure legal rights to the Mega Drive name in that region. It was the direct competitor of the Super Famicom , although the Sega Mega Drive was released two years earlier.
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Naturally whenever you look at your old video game consoles, you think iPhone dock. Who doesn’t? Wired’s Charlie Sorrel certainly thinks that way. He found an old Sega Mega Drive without any controllers or wires, so he turned it into an iPod dock. Naturally.
And yes it works. He just slid an iPod dock inside, secured [...]
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Well well, what do we have here? An ancient Sega Mega Drive that has its innards changed and rerouted, being reborn as an iPod dock instead? This mod certainly puts to good use the chassis of an old 16-bit games console. We're waiting for an SNES version now...
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Old gaming consoles don’t work the greatest after being used over and over again. Once it’s worn out beyond repair, you’re left with the decision to toss it or cling to it for some kind of a project. Most gamers that are attached to the console would prefer to find a way to cherish the [...]
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Sega’s Mega Drive was first born in 1988, made its way to the US a year later and at last to Europe in 1990. In the United States, it got a change of name: Genesis. At the time, the 16-bit marvel was just amazing, giving us an almost perfect home version of Streetfighter II and [...]Gizmodo (subscribe) : Opening Up a Sega Genesis Leads to a Genesis iPhone Dock, Naturally [DIY] ...Geeky-Gadgets (subscribe) : Sega Mega Drive iPod Dock ...blogs...
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Looking at the Sega Mega Drive-modeled Zippo lighter reminds me of the actual console that I still have on top of my wardrobe. I remember spending a good deal of time on it playing Mortal Kombat and Sunset Riders with my friends. Those were the days when 16-bit ...
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