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The fact that there's a cartridge compatibility list indicates that this is not a real machine, but an emulator which does not even do a good job of emulating t
by dusted 3y ago
The fact that there's a cartridge compatibility list indicates that this is not a real machine, but an emulator which does not even do a good job of emulating the cartridge ports. I was so close. This is the same disappointment as the Ultimate64 that has a cartridge port, but one which does not actually simulate it completely.
It's a shame, because it'd not have been too difficult to get there.
- musicale 3y ago> It's a shame, because it'd not have been too difficult to get there. Like the Atari FlashBack 2, which reimplemented the original hardware design as an SoC and was designed to be modded with a cartridge port? https://www.wired.com/2005/08/the-best-atari-yet/ https://www.wired.com/2005/08/the-best-atari-yet/