An overview of a cheap Super NES clone system that is cheap and probably not a good purchase even if you’re looking for cheap SNES clone systems.
Tag: Console Overviews
Dreamgear Go Gamer Portable: An Extended Overview
Looking a handheld unit with 200+ built-in games… and we look at “most” of them. A strong stimulant is highly recommended.
Those who follow the blog will recall that I uploaded this very overview earlier this year onto the Dailymotion channel in multiple parts. This is largely those videos assembled with slight edits and an additional ending if you manage to make it all the way to the end.
Overview – Space Invaders LCD Thing
Due to technical issues, today’s scheduled YouTube video has been postponed to next week. So here’s a video on a Space Invaders LCD thing.
VIDEO – Sega Genesis Ultimate Portable Player thing
A general overview of AT Games’ Ultimate Sega Genesis Portable Player thing that contains EIGHTY games… but only forty that you would potentially care about.
Fun fact: this contains footage spanning two years. So you could say this was “two years in the making” or not.
Atari Flashback (2004) – Expanded Overview
Originally uploaded a year ago in multiple parts, an overview of the very first Atari Flashback plug ‘n play console from 2004… now with some additional footage.
Techline Miracle X Video Game System
From 2011, another multi-parter turned into a single video… there might be some extra stuff in there.
Sega Genesis CDX – A Longer Version
GB Multicart Thing
Atari Flashback (2004) – Original Cut
It took a damn better part of a day to upload, but the entire Atari Flashback overview video has been uploaded to the Dailymotion page. This was also uploaded to YouTube in four parts.
2026 Update
Replaced the Dailymotion embed with a new Youtube embed. This is the same assembled cut from 2013 without any changes or edits since there’s no point in editing this older version when there’s an expanded version that came out a year later and also a SGT that serves as the most extensive look at the console eleven years later. Still, for the purely historical lookback, here it is in its original (rough) glory.