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From what I have heard, buying new official ones is a crapshoot. It may be fine, or it may be bulging to the point where you can't close the battery door. I believe there's supposed to be a good third party one, forgot who makes it though. Bought a different brand for my son's PSP, and in less than a year, it was dead.

Probably got featured in a few popular YT videos.

If PS5 gets great RPGs like the PS4 did, I will definitely get one. The technical stuff and 8k support don't interest me at all, but I'm in the minority on that.

I like watching livestreams of classic games and RPGs, but not into Overwatch and all the other trending games. Would definitely never pay to go somewhere and watch somebody else play games either.

People may not be a fan of handhelds, but putting some of those great games on consoles for people to play on their TVs would be a good thing.

Actually, the Saturn version of Suikoden was not that great. But I do get what you are saying and agree, more RPGs would have been beneficial. They were a huge reason why the PS1 was so popular. The RPGs the Saturn did get in NA were great, but they only released like 5 copies of each one lol.

Ah nice, I just got that Dreamcast Audio/ Video Cable with S-Video in the mail a few weeks ago but haven't had a chance to try them out yet. Good to know that they are decent quality. I was kind of worried because you can't really see the S-Video part of the cable, looked like a standard Composite. I picked up the HD Retrovision Genesis component cables with Saturn Adapter last year and have been extremely pleased with the results. Makes the 2D games look really sharp. 3D games look good as well.

I actually played through Fighters Megamix and it was not a fun experience. Was able to cheese my way through the whole game by backing my opponents to the edge of the screen and spamming the kick button. I need to try the Saturn version someday as it's supposed to be really good.

I've never been a fan of streaming services or YT on consoles. I just use my PC which is hooked up to our TV.

Taboo on the NES. You can finish the "game" in about 5 minutes.

I hope you're able to get a your money back. The lack of communication isn't surprising, because that's what Watermelon seems to be best at, but the fact that people can't even send refund requests because the email no longer exists is troubling.

I've been seeing posts on Twitter saying WM's email address has been deactivated.

Never touched 3rd party memory cards because I've heard way too many horror stories of lost or corrupted saves.

I never buy Special Editions, most of the extras don't interest me. The only exception is the occasional Launch/Day One Edition that has bonus stuff but doesn't charge extra.

Backwards compatibility should not factor into anyone's answer, as it pretty much makes the PS1 and PS2 pointless. The console's individual game libraries are what people should be looking at.