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|platform = [[DOS emulators|DOS]]
 
|target = [[Sega Genesis emulators|Genesis]]
 
|target = [[Sega Genesis emulators|Genesis]]
 
|developer = [http://bloodlust.zophar.net/ Bloodlust Software]
 
|developer = [http://bloodlust.zophar.net/ Bloodlust Software]
 
|website = [http://bloodlust.zophar.net/gen/genecyst.html Genecyst]
 
|website = [http://bloodlust.zophar.net/gen/genecyst.html Genecyst]
 
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'''Genecyst''' was a [[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis emulator]] for [[DOS]].
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'''Genecyst''' was a [[Sega Genesis emulators|Sega Genesis emulator]] for [[DOS emulators|DOS]].
  
 
==Download==
 
==Download==
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==Review==
 
==Review==
For its time, it was a decent emulator. It was even used to help develop the last commercially-released Genesis game, Frogger.<ref>http://gdri.smspower.org/wiki/index.php/Blog:Frogger_%28Genesis%29</ref> Modern emulators are much, much better, however. It is not very [[Accuracy|accurate]] due to needing to run on much weaker systems than currently available. Use only for curiosity purposes in [[DOSBox]].
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For its time, it was a decent emulator. It was even used to help develop the last commercially-released Genesis game, Frogger.<ref>http://gdri.smspower.org/wiki/index.php/Blog:Frogger_%28Genesis%29</ref> Modern emulators are much, much better, however. It is not very [[Emulation Accuracy|accurate]] due to needing to run on much weaker systems than currently available. Use only for curiosity purposes in [[DOSBox]].
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 17:39, 29 October 2018

Genecyst
Genecyst.gif
Developer(s) Bloodlust Software
Latest version x.xx
Active No
Platform(s) DOS
Emulates Genesis
Website Genecyst

Genecyst was a Sega Genesis emulator for DOS.

Download

Review

For its time, it was a decent emulator. It was even used to help develop the last commercially-released Genesis game, Frogger.[1] Modern emulators are much, much better, however. It is not very accurate due to needing to run on much weaker systems than currently available. Use only for curiosity purposes in DOSBox.

References

External links

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