Jakir

Says the person that doesn't understand what "new" means.

Oh boy, you're deteriorating. I've met a lot of dumb people in my life but only a few couldn't comprehend the stuff they wrote themselves. That takes... talent. You literally asked if it was the new version and the description says new in it. Please stop trying to defend yourself by making crap up. The sooner you accept you are lazy, stupid, or both the sooner you can work to change that.

Evidently your reading comprehension is so good you thought "New Starfox" meant the version from the 1990s so you probably shouldn't be talking about other people.

That's the point. You are. You've turned a question that was answered in the first line of the product description into over 10 email notifications to myself and the people following this thread because you are lazy, stupid, or both. And once again, if you want to ask someone a question, that is what private messaging exists for. Now please, shut up.

Me: "You shouldn't spam people with stuff you can easily find out on your own" You: "You have no friends because of your mommy issues!" Clearly my lecture about using basic reading comprehension skills to figure out stuff for yourself or how private messaging works has fallen on deaf ears. I tried to help you. I'm done now. Please stop spamming with offtopic things easily answered elsewhere and hissy fits.

If you bothered to read the product description "every FX game" doesn't leave anything up to interpretation, nor does "new Starfox". And if you wanted to ask someone a question why didn't you... ask them that question directly? This site has a pm feature and the person you want the info from is far more likely to notice a pm than a post in a thread. It's the little things like reading comprehension and thinking "gee is it worth sending everyone subscribed to this thread multiple notifications about my unrelated issue the best way to get information from this one person" that make the difference between self sufficient and needing to be spoon fed for life.

Did you try... reading the first line of the product description? Here, I'll quote it for you: "The Super FX All In One is one of our completely custom, menu-based cartridges that holds every FX game ever released for the Snes." Also before the Star Fox game it says "New" so I would assume that means the 2017 version. And lastly... why wouldn't you use the contact page for retrocircuits to contact them about questions you had about their product and ask here instead?

https://www.retrocircuits.com/custom-requests/ Right now the only one listed is a 4 in 1 you pick the games sa-1 cart but you might be able to make an order for a custom one with the 20ish SA-1 chip games in it. And if you read the product info page for the Super FX all in one it has the info you are looking for.

The chips used in the 32x are chips Kevtris has already built in fpga code for other systems. The difficulty in getting a 32x to work is the way it interacts with the Genesis.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the chips needed to run the 32x are already mapped and Kevtris has made cores for obscure systems like the Gameking and Gamate which have 40ish and 60ish games for the systems total. The issue with supporting the 32x and why he has said he doesn't want to do it is because of the sandwich combination method it uses to work with a regular Genesis. Also a large reason why the 32x and Sega CD were unpopular and didn't sell well was because of the marketing at the time. If Kevtris could find a way to support it inside the Genesis console and not as an external addon and offer an expansion port for the Sega CD that would be as good of a console as we can hope for with current tech.

I have the TCL P607 model (55 inch version to be exact) Rtings measured the lag at 14ms in game mode across the board: https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/tcl/p-series-2017-p607 I don't have any professional lag testing equipment but using the lag estimating tool in the 240p test suite my results were 9/10ths of a frame of lag which matches the measurements the pros got. And I got the thing for just $500. Super impressive considering how well the image quality is rated and the response times it has.

Hard pass on sticking to crts. I have 9/10ths of a frame of lag on my 4k tv. And I'm not going to turn this into a crt vs digital debate. Also even if you manage to get a steal of a deal on your $200 Neo Geo and $75 component cables the flash cart for it alone still costs $500. A $180 fpga hdmi Neo Geo would be nucking futs.

On the subject of ps1 on the ps3 only the original fat model had actual ps2 hardware inside, the slim model supports the ps1 entirely through emulation. Even in the MLiG video on the best way to play ps2 games they didn't provide measurements for the lag this introduced as they didn't possess equipment to measure it accurately and converting it to digital for use via hdmi must introduce some lag and I doubt they put an ossc inside it. And like all emulation what the ps3 offers isn't perfect and there are a good handful of games that don't work at all on the ps3. Don't get me wrong if you can pick up a ps3 for cheap it is a wonderful way to play the games that do work but I would much prefer a lagless digital way to play and would absolutely buy instantly if it had the option to save game saves to the sd card instead of temperamental sony brand memory cards.

Hints are not proof. If I was them and heard the potential to sell to 4x the market was possible I would jump on that and ride it all the way to the bank and I can't think of a single company that wouldn't do the same. But this is getting repetitive so I'm done commenting on it now. We'll see who is right in the next 18 months or so.

It was his q&a with MLiG. He said he was very excited to work on it. And if they already have their next project decided on they sure as hell didn't say so when they were asked about it in the interview you cited as proof and that was just a few weeks ago.