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Recently, my little sister and I were talking about the progression of gaming systems. This year I got an Atari, from my little sister, it’s not a full system, just a mini version of the game that comes with breakout and pong, but I was very excited to have it and she thought I was nuts. She had no idea what it was, nor did she remember ever playing the original Nintendo or Sega. This made me feel both sad and old. Today, however, I saw the Gen-X Dual Station and I feel there is hope.

Gen-x dual station

The Gen-X Dual Station plays both NES games and Sega Genesis games, including Japanese titles. This console comes with controllers and A/V cables and anything else you may need. You can even hook up your old Sega controllers if you’d like. It sounds like a dream come true. So go unpack your games, blow in the bottom of them and play some good memories.

I was shocked to find out you can buy this at VideoGameAction for less than $40. While I’m definitely excited that I don’t need to spend a fortune to reclaim some happy times from the past, I’m a little put out that they are selling some of the highlights of the good old days so cheap.

Sega Genesis/NES Gen-X Dual Station System [via Technabob]

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2 Responses to “Gen-X Dual Station let’s you play both NES and Sega Genesis games”

  1. free playstation 3 December 31, 2007

    hmm, it’s a pretty sweet concept, but $40? i bet it’s junk. they sell NES knockoffs on ebay real cheap and i read reviews for them and they’re total trash. there is one that i think is good (i forget what it’s called now) but the vast majority i think aren’t. cheaply made, don’t emulate the original hardware correctly, incompatibilities, etc.
    best bet: get a ps2 or an xbox, mod it, and then use emulators on those. or buy an NES usb controller for your pc.

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  2. free playstation3 (PS3) January 25, 2008

    Wow, neato…. Guess they’ must’ve licensed some old tech from Nintento and Sega to make that happen… interesting.

    Of course, and Xbox 1 w/some emulators can do pretty much the same thing… ;)

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