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AtGames Sega Genesis Classic Game Console

by At Games

Platform : Not Machine Specific

Rated: Everyone

179 customer reviews

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Total 80 games built-in, plug & play on your TV
40 16-bit SEGA games, featuring: Sonic the Hedgehog, Ecco, Streets of Rage and Golden Axe; and 40 bonus games
Compatible with SEGA Genesis cartridge (Cartridge not included)
Two wireless controllers included (Batteries not included)
AC adapter and AV cable included

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ASIN: B0094H8H7I
Product Dimensions: 5.9 x 2.4 x 4.3 inches ; 2 pounds
Release Date: November 20, 2012
Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (179 customer reviews)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #11,685 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
- #8 in Video Games > More Systems > Sega Genesis > Consoles
- #27 in Toys & Games > Electronics for Kids > Plug & Play Video Games

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365 of 392 people found the following review helpful

Casual Gamers may Like It, but Hardcore Gamers Will Hate It

By Jason Dodge on November 23, 2012

AtGames is a Chinese company, though you won't find it mentioned anywhere on there website. But it becomes apparent when you see how little information is given in English on their products. AtGames has been manufacturing a product that plays Sega Genesis cartriges since 2003 as far as I can tell, starting overseas, gaining an official Sega license along the way (around 2007 or so), and now they're bringing it in a offical launch in North America (though you could find them since 2009 in different forms). You'll see this same hardware called different names over the years (the Mega X-3, the Firecore system), but 2012 is one of the first times that AtGames has actually made more of a marketing push and started using somewhat professional packaging, including the Sega Genesis logo and a few actual game characters. They also have separate Genesis and Master System hendheld portable systems they've been selling for a few years now, each year getting slight revisions in what games were included, and what packaging was used.

THE PRODUCT: It may say "80 Games" on the packaging, but this is misleading, as you only get 40 Genesis game, and 40 self-published game that could best be discribed as homebrew games (think of the contents of Action 52 and you'll understand). The biggest complaint gamers have is that the EMULATION IS ONLY 90-95%! This is your standard console-on-a-chip, and you'll find the sound is often presented at the wrong hertz (listen to the Sonic the Hedgehog start-up music and any long-time fans will spot the "off-key" music, as it is sometimes called). Sonic himself also doesn't quite reach the speeds he normally does, though its close. Colors can often be off in areas as well. Some people may not notice these little differences, but for the hardcore its a deal-breaker.Read more ›

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93 of 98 people found the following review helpful

Great system for the long run.

By Jay on December 21, 2013

First to answer the basic questions.

1. Does this play real Sega cartridges?
A. Yes

2. Can you hook up original/wired Sega controllers?
A. Yes

3. Is this a genuine Sega console?
A. No

4. What kind of console is this?
A. I wouldn't call it a real console. Its branded Sega but Chinese built so a Sega Genesis knock off. The GUI or "menu" displays the name "FIRECORE." No idea about what emulator is being used or any plugins.

5. What games does it come with?
A. It claims to come with 80 games, 40 16-bit Sega games and 40 "bonus" games. These 40 "bonus" games are home brew games which never were released on Sega. Home brew games, in general, are poorly designed and are usually puzzle games not worth mentioning or playing. Home brew games are usually created by individuals or small groups that can never compete with the big boys. The games worth mentioning in my opinion are, Alex The Kid, Alien Storm, Altered Beast, Comix Zone, Ecco, Ecco Jr., Ecco 2, Gain Ground, Golden Axe 1, 2 and 3, Mean Bean Machine, Ristar, Shadow Dance, Shinobi 3, Sonic 3D Blast, Sonic and Knuckles, Sonic Spinball, Sonic the Hedgehog 1 and 2, Streets of Rage 1, 2 and 3, The Ooze and Vectorman 1 and 2. All other games preloaded on this are either home brews or I personally never heard of them.

6. Any problems with any of the games or that is note worthy?
A. The only game so far I have had problems with is Golden Axe 2 and 3. Golden Axe 2 has problems recognizing my wired retro-bit controllers and it won't respond to the D-pad. Golden Axe 3 will not recognize both wireless controllers that are supplied with this product so no two-player on Golden Axe 3 unless you use other controllers.

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108 of 144 people found the following review helpful

Buyer Beware

By kjg on November 23, 2012

Let me preface this review by saying, I loved the Sega Genesis- I was the first kid on my block to get a Genesis and all the neighborhood kids would come over to play Golden Axe. I have a lot of fond memories of the Genesis. I was interested in this system because it already included a ton of incredible games and the controls are wireless. I got the system for $28 and thought the deal was too good to be true and, alas, it was. The wireless controllers are not responsive. They do not work unless you point them directly at the console and even when you do, a button press does not seem to register. For any true gamer, this ruins the experience and is unacceptable. DO NOT BUY.

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful

Great Controllers/Games, Bad Emulation

By C. Christian on December 25, 2014

[NOTE: This review is for the WIRED CONTROLLER edition of the system.]

On the surface, this seems like the perfect system for Sega Genesis lovers. After all, not only is it relatively inexpensive at just $40 in most retail stores, but it also includes 80 built-in games, 40 of which are for the Sega Genesis and the other 40 of which are low-quality, simplistic titles that aren't worth mentioning. The 40 Genesis titles include such classics as Altered Beast, Comix Zone, Ecco the Dolphin, Golden Axe, Shinobi III, Sonic the Hedgehog, Streets of Rage, and Vectorman. Although the other 40 games wouldn't cut it even on cell phones, the outstanding Sega Genesis library more than makes up for it. The controllers are surprisingly good, too, with D-pads that feel great and buttons that have a nice, responsive click to them.

However, once you hook up the system and start playing the games, the shoddy emulation rears its ugly head and taints the experience. Although the games seemingly handle just fine, the sound quality is simply not up to par. Every single game suffers from audio that's off-key, or low-pitched. This is especially noticeable when listening to games' soundtracks, but in most cases even their sound effects suffer from it. When revving up the spindash in Sonic the Hedgehog 2, for example, you're treated to a cringeworthy, high-pitched distortion that sounds nothing like what it does on an original Sega Genesis system. Thinking that the problem might have been related to the built-in games rather than the system itself, I also tried playing several original Sega Genesis cartridges--Bubsy, Jungle Strike, and Mutant League Football to name a few--and they all suffered from the same problem.Read more ›

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The game console arrived on time and the box was in great shape. I was happy there were games built into the console so I didn't have to buy tons of games. Read more

Published 4 days ago by Elizabeth Perry

Four Stars

My son he like it so much

Published 16 days ago by Hassan

sega

used machine that worked fine.

Published 1 month ago by Patricia Baskins

Five Stars

Perfect!!!!

Published 1 month ago by Vivian A Phillips

... throw back to old school video games which i love. The only issues...

such a throw back to old school video games which i love. The only issues are with the wireless controllers which are often delayed from real time. Read more

Published 1 month ago by DonG. MD

Five Stars

Plays all the old games in a tiny console. My husband loves it

Published 1 month ago by Megan Elizabeth Beaudoin

It works well, and is compatible with other Sega ...

It works well, and is compatible with other Sega games. The only drawbacks are the wireless controllers as they do not work unless they are in close proximity and pointed at the... Read more

Published 2 months ago by Bryan

Controllers are little tough to get used to as you ...

Controllers are little tough to get used to as you have to point them directly at the console.

Does anyone have any issues with the sound? Read more

Published 3 months ago by Jared Phillips

... need to be unscrewed to get batteries just pure crap wish i never...

Total scam controller dont work and they need to be unscrewed to get batteries just pure crap wish i never wasted the money and the extra money to get batteries etc, DO NOT... Read more

Published 3 months ago by jonny bear

basic

cheaply made, volume comes and goes, but, eh. its ok I guess... had to get an old tv since it only uses an audio video output!

Published 3 months ago by Christopher Codrington-Lee