Cosmic Owl

Suspicious development: https://www.retrorgb.com/cancel-your-polymega-walmart-orders.html This is just my speculation, but to me it feels like polymega needs the money from these preorders to meet prior obligations. I suspect Walmart will not release to polymega, preorder funds until the products are ready to ship or at least sitting in a warehouse somewhere.

Well funny enough you'll never guess what they just released. There are a few caveat, like not supporting the official 4MB cart, but it's definitely a start. https://www.retrorgb.com/saturn-king-of-fighters-95-4mb-ram-cart-hack.html

Give it a rest. We get it, you're angry and salty and want everyone to know it, but your endless tantrums aren't helpful. All we know is what's on Analogue's site, and that just says 2020.

There was that other spat of drama between him and Sorg a week or two ago. Any idea what that was about? I only saw the email Jotego sent after the fact and didn't see what lead up to that. I wasn't too bothered by this latest email, at least he didn't call the Rygar core out by name, unless I missed it somewhere. I did think it was kinda neat learning about how some cores implement another z80 to run a sound emulator. Sure, it may not be the best, but it's still interesting.

I couldn't agree with you more. While we have to be appreciative of the work he's done for the project, he brings so much hostility to the community. His first reaction to any suggestion is immediately shit on it, regardless of merit. I understand there are often a lot of terrible ideas thrown around, and it likely gets tiresome, but that dude has a serious attitude problem. The most recent example that rubbed me the wrong way was when someone asked about MD+ support for the Genesis/CD core. Seriously dude? "Play games as they are designed", that feels very inconsistent when cores are adding turbo mode, increasing sprite limits, and shit like that. There are arguments for both sides, but that dude is a prick.

I found it distracting enough that I returned a 3000 back when you could buy them in store. I much preferred the earlier psp I had, and the go I currently have.

According to RetroRGB it appears like Analogue abandoned the Analogue 8 trademark. Lets all proceed to speculate wildly. They've abandoned it because they've decided to pursue the Analogue 64, an FPGA based Jaguar clone, but they just haven't gotten around to filing for the trademark yet. ?

They've been happy to use any excuse they can to delay things. I am positive, legitimate or not, they will use covid-19 to further delay things.

They can be purchased (pre-order at the moment) on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08536LMXN

As did I. I'm excited for this.

My mistake.

I think the bigger question is whether they still rely on parts (CPU/PPU) from real consoles. If I recall correctly, that was one of the troublesome aspects of making the NT Mini.

If your adapters haven't shipped already, they likely will soon. I got my shipping notification & tracking number a few hours ago.

$21 to New Hampshire. Nearly half the price of the adapters. Was always going to order them regardless.

The best that I can tell, it is an embedded music player.