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[http://krikzz.com/store/home/33-mega-everdrive-v2.html Mega EverDrive X7] <sup>(FC)</sup> ($166) The premium option complete with an FPGA, save state support, supports up to 15MB (120Mb) ROMs, Sega CD memory card functionality, saves without reset, and has near instant load times, includes a pause button for Master System games, along with some other possibly useful features.
[http://krikzz.com/store/home/34-everdrive-md-v3.html Mega EverDrive X5] <sup>(FC)</sup> ($89) Supports Sega CD memory card functionality, supports up to 7MB (56Mb) ROMs, has near -instant load times, saves without resetresetting, and includes a pause button for Master System games.
[http://krikzz.com/store/home/45-mega-everdrive-v2.html Mega EverDrive X3] <sup>(FC)</sup> ($45) A no -frills flash cart for those on a budget. Has near -instant load times, supports up to 7MB (56Mb) ROMs, and must reset the console to save games before powering off. Uses the exact same PCB as the Mega EverDrive X5, so it may be possible to mod it to be an X5 if you are skilled at soldering and can find out what the necessary parts are.
[https://shop.terraonion.com/shop/product/megasd/view MegaSD] <sup>(FC)</sup> ($244.10) A flash cart with built-in FPGA recreation of the entire Mega-CD, which could run SEGA CD games just with a stock SEGA Genesis, no addons required. Also comes with built-in SVP chip emulation so it could run games such as Virtua Racing. The price tag is really something to consider though. All 3 4 carts can play Master System games.
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