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ROM hacks of Game Gear games that allow them to be played in a real Master System or a Sega Genesis through the Power Base Converter. While the main advantage is a bigger (but still restricted) play area, there are more disadvantages to using them, such as a second controller required to mimic the Game Gear's Start button, a weaker color palette, missing animations or sprite zoom, graphical garbage, and no Stereo function. | ROM hacks of Game Gear games that allow them to be played in a real Master System or a Sega Genesis through the Power Base Converter. While the main advantage is a bigger (but still restricted) play area, there are more disadvantages to using them, such as a second controller required to mimic the Game Gear's Start button, a weaker color palette, missing animations or sprite zoom, graphical garbage, and no Stereo function. | ||
While not recommended, they can be played on outdated Master System emulators who | While not recommended, they can be played on outdated Master System emulators who do not emulate the Game Gear. | ||
;MSX1 and Colecovision conversions | ;MSX1 and Colecovision conversions | ||