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Revision as of 12:00, 19 May 2024
Advances in technology mean that for later re-releases of the Sega Mega Drive, it became possible to shrink all of the original system's components into one single microchip. These "consoles on a chip" are significantly easier and cheaper to produce in modern times, though do not always perform as well as a traditional Mega Drive set-up. Such products began to appear in the early 2000s and continue to be manufactured to this day.
The majority of the official products were produced by AtGames, and some rely on emulation rather than genuine Mega Drive parts.
Contents
Arcade Legends
- Mega Drive Volume II
- Mega Drive Volume 3
- Street Fighter II': Special Champion Edition
- Menacer
- OutRun 2019
- Sensible Soccer Plus
AtGames
- Arcade Blast
- Arcade Classic
- Arcade Master
- Arcade Motion Classic
- Arcade Motion Dual
- Arcade Nano Series
- Arcade Portable
- Arcade Ultimate
- Genesis Gencore
- GenMobile
- Mega Drive Twin Pads
Tectoy
Cyber Toy
Others