Thanks to my step-dad, I’ve managed to get my hands on the AT Games version of the SEGA Mega Drive. This plug and play console boasts 81 built in games, Stereo Sound, and a slot that accepts official Mega Drive cartridges.
Sounds good right? Well, with the official SEGA Mega Drive Mini about to hit store shelves in the near future, is it actually worth buying this ‘Plug N Play’ console?
Watch me unpack, review and crash this tiny, tiny machine in the embedded video below:
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That was really helpful. I hate that it has so many crappy arcade style games on it anyway, even without all of the glitches. Glad I hung on for the proper Sega with more classic games.
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Glad it helped you. Yeah, it’s definitely not an entirely terrible device though. I’m still gonna play on it haha.
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I wonder how many people still have their old stash of Sega games and will buy it for that? Do you know the best online place/shop to pick up an original PlayStation? I recently found my old games!
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Quite a few probably. And to be honest, I think that’s a difficult question. I want to recommend CEX although I think they can be quite expensive. And i’ve heard people have had some bad experiences from them. Although they give one year warrenty on things they sell. I once bought a PSP with a dodgy button but was able to return it the next day, no question asked. I’d rather pay a little more than take a chance of getting one from a carboot or from a random person on eBay.
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Thanks Jamie. I didn’t realise that they sell pre-owned retro consoles. I’ll have a look. That’s great about their returns policy.
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