Game Gear

[madman]

Are you thinking of the Genesis?

I can run GG on my everdrive, but the colors are fucked and the controls don't work.

Could be wrong, tho. I don't have an SMS or an everdrive to test.

Either one, should be the same. Running SMS/GG on Genesis just uses the Z80 of the Genesis. I think it had something to do with the palette being different on the GG because of how the LCD displayed colors or some shit. But again, this is going back 20+ years from when I read about it.

 

[NGCDFreak]

I would put my hands in your mouth and tear you in half from ass to mouth. To hear your flesh rip would be bliss.

Your free to try and would do the same to you aswell chink faggot.

 

[FilthyRear]

Your free to try and would do the same to you aswell chink faggot.

Thanks for derailing the thread, asshole.

 

[LoneSage]

Your free to try and would do the same to you aswell chink faggot.

I'd pop your eyeballs like grapes if I had the chance, and I'd lick their juices as they'd run down my hands.

 

[HeavyMachineGoob]

Either one, should be the same. Running SMS/GG on Genesis just uses the Z80 of the Genesis. I think it had something to do with the palette being different on the GG because of how the LCD displayed colors or some shit. But again, this is going back 20+ years from when I read about it.

The problem is the Game Gear has a larger color palette than both the SMS and Genesis. When you run a Game Gear game on a Genesis, the extended GG color registers aren't there, so the Genesis ends up displaying completely wrong colors. Supposedly, early Genesis Model 1 revisions actually have support for the GG controller buttons, but they were removed later on.