Suggested Everdrives

**Atari800XL** · 04-19-2011

How many games were made for the gx4000? According to Wiki 25 games only...

**thesubcon3** · 04-20-2011

That would be like saying that I want a PC-FX everdrive. haha

The best one after the N64 would be a Gameboy Advance one that is backwards compatible with GB and GBC games. My GBA-SP would be unstoppable!

**takeshi385** · 04-21-2011

everdrive gba , though i relise that there are already gba flash cart , people who run osx like me or linux find it a pain in the ass to work with them , and i love how i don't need any software when i use igor's flash carts , i just make some folders and throw it in there,
i don't really know why it fascinates , i guess its because i want to play the translation patched version of mother 3 on the original hardware . emulation just doesn't feel right.

**Bomberhead** · 04-21-2011

I would buy an everdrive NES "right quick" if it had a save ability.

**goldenegg** · 04-25-2011

I would LOVE to have a TG-16/PCE Everdrive to replace my Neo Flash cart!

**sh3-rg** · 04-27-2011

My vote goes for Atari Jaguar - or a device to replace the (flaky as f*ck) JagCD drive, that would then allow us to develop larger games & not to be stuck within the confines of 4 or 6mb. The Jaguar game development community is currently the most productive it's ever been and new teams have started working on stuff just recently - this is having the knock-on effect of more people becoming interested in this weird old machine.

The JagCF - I know SCPCD (the guy behind it), he's not going to be able to finish this any time soon - it's very complex & way more than just a flash device - it's essentially an upgrade cart for the jag as well. It won't be cheap when it's done, it'll probably be out of question for many. SCPCD has designed a straight flash cart that we'll be using to put games out later this year, but there are no plans for anything sitting in the gap between a single bank flash cart & the super-powerful JagCF... I believe there's a gap here that needs to be filled - it'll get more people deving & more people playing.

There's people working on the Jaguar with enough knowledge of the machine & CD drive that any help required would be easily obtained. Drop by #jagware on worldnet for a chat ;)

**takeshi385** · 05-01-2011

:confused:there is so much love for tg -16 personally i don't see whats the big deal about is.
its an ok console in my eyes.

**takeshi385** · 05-01-2011

can someone explain this to me

**angelwolf71885** · 05-01-2011

Originally Posted by takeshi385

can someone explain this to me

king of fighters and quaky anime games

**takeshi385** · 05-01-2011

oh

**Alchy** · 05-01-2011

What? TurboGrafx/PC Engine don't have any King of Fighters games. There are a lot of decent shmups and a smattering of good platform games. It's a nice system, personally I don't think it compares to SNES/Megadrive but I know Tatsujin will slap me about for saying so ;)

**haynor** · 05-03-2011

It was great system, came 2 years before SMD and 4 before SNES so it's not so powerfull like those but even this many arcade ports are much better than on SMD or SNES not to mention computer ports (amiga was much powerfull but ports are mostly much worse than PC Engine). Because it was mostly JAPAN only (USA only games library is very small, probably only 4 games) is rather unknown by many players.

But personally I really wan't to see NES cart is first place beacuse I already have tototek card for PC Engine but for NES I don't have any. Situation could be changed if NES emulation on N64 will good enough to play.

**goldenegg** · 05-03-2011

I'm surprised at the people asking for an NES card. There's already a fantastic flash cart available from RetroZone. While the Everdrives are great, I don't see how a better cart can be created. Especially with the difficulty of supporting so many different mappers. I'd rather see new Everdrives for systems without flash carts or for those who's flash carts are too limiting.

**veganx** · 05-03-2011

Originally Posted by sh3-rg

My vote goes for Atari Jaguar - or a device to replace the (flaky as f*ck) JagCD drive, that would then allow us to develop larger games & not to be stuck within the confines of 4 or 6mb. The Jaguar game development community is currently the most productive it's ever been and new teams have started working on stuff just recently - this is having the knock-on effect of more people becoming interested in this weird old machine.

The JagCF - I know SCPCD (the guy behind it), he's not going to be able to finish this any time soon - it's very complex & way more than just a flash device - it's essentially an upgrade cart for the jag as well. It won't be cheap when it's done, it'll probably be out of question for many. SCPCD has designed a straight flash cart that we'll be using to put games out later this year, but there are no plans for anything sitting in the gap between a single bank flash cart & the super-powerful JagCF... I believe there's a gap here that needs to be filled - it'll get more people deving & more people playing.

There's people working on the Jaguar with enough knowledge of the machine & CD drive that any help required would be easily obtained. Drop by #jagware on worldnet for a chat ;)

Jaguar Everdrive FTW!!!

**haynor** · 05-03-2011

Originally Posted by goldenegg

I'm surprised at the people asking for an NES card. There's already a fantastic flash cart available from RetroZone. While the Everdrives are great, I don't see how a better cart can be created. Especially with the difficulty of supporting so many different mappers. I'd rather see new Everdrives for systems without flash carts or for those who's flash carts are too limiting.

It's expensive, that's why.

**angelwolf71885** · 05-03-2011

Originally Posted by haynor

It's expensive, that's why.

it would only be a 35 dollar discount

the powerpack only sells for 135 dollars

and if you haven't noticed the ever drive GG and super everdrive sell for 100 easy