Emulation/Mega Drive
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A Sega Meda Drive.
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Gens emulator interface.
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About Mega Drive
[edit | edit source]The Sega Mega Drive was a popular console in the 1990's, and continued to be a popular console in some geographic regions well into the 2010's.
Sega Mega Drive and Genesis Emulators
[edit | edit source]SEGA Mega Drive and Genesis Classics
[edit | edit source]An official emulator and ROM pack developed by SEGA. Includes over 50 officially licensed games as well as an easy to use launcher. ROMS included are compatible with other emulators.[1]
Gens
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Gens is an open source Genesis emulator.
DGen
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DGen is an open source Genesis emulator.
GPGX
[edit | edit source]An open source Mega Drive emulator focused on accuracy.
PicoDrive
[edit | edit source]A source available Mega Drive emulator.[2]
Refrences
[edit | edit source]- ↑ "You Can Buy Sega Genesis Roms! Mega Drive And Sega CD". Retrieved 29 July 2021.
- ↑ "GitHub - notaz/picodrive: Fast MegaDrive/MegaCD/32X emulator". GitHub. Retrieved 29 July 2021.