Zeebo's Double Dragon is remembered as a hidden gem trapped on a completely obscure niche console. Derek from the Stop Skeletons From Fighting channel made a video showcasing this game a few years ago ( https://youtu.be/SXLEctgWe7I?si=_5vNDTA6bg5DCfAb&t=1012 ), and it's simply one of the best Double Dragon versions that unfortunately was never re-released.

A few years ago, the Zeebo finally got an emulator called Infuse, and recently Zeebx and its Double Dragon finally became playable (although there are still some sound issues in these emulators, but they will probably be fixed).

And now Zeebo's Double Dragon has simply been ported to the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. The port started in 2025 by RJ Games and was only completed today, and it's free to play, working on both the original hardware and the emulator.

https://x.com/StuffZeebo/status/2114757900874997859/video/1

I made an FM sequencer for Genesis using claude. I'm not a musician and can't code, but always have liked Yamaha FM synths and the Genesis uses the same sound chip... so I got curious if I could make something approachable and fun to play, with the ability to live edit per-step. See the readme for controls.

...about Dutch Rock 'N Roll legend Dikke Dennis.

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https://youtu.be/VI23XaHfN9g

Free download here: https://808games.itch.io/dikke-dennis-in-schoppen-aas-blaster

Just opened up a Mega Drive 1 I bought a while back and found these 3 (purple, blue and brown) wires, I'm presuming they're a mod of some kind. Can anyone tell what they're for? Cheers!

Last month I created Neon Drift (with help from AI): the game I wanted to play on my 32X back in 1994. Drive a rear-wheel-drive, BMW M5-style car around an oval and a circuit.

The circuit has the same layout as Circuit Meppen in Germany.

Tested on real 32X hardware, and it works! On real hardware the game turns off the in-game music to keep the frame rate up.

If you have an 8BitDo M30, you can map Gear Up to R and Gear Down to L.

Download the beta version on https://808games.itch.io/neon-drift-32x

YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oj10LF_tdWo

**Please help identifying a lost EA Sega Genesis poster from around 1991**

I'm trying to find a large, double-sided illustrated poster that came inside a North American or European Sega Genesis copy of *The Immortal* by Electronic Arts.

One side showed a bare, floating rocky island with a maze like building or temple, against a dark, cloudy sky hovering in a void or space. The words “Electronic Arts” appeared on that side.

The other side showed a very eerie, sad-looking troll or humanoid monster in shackles, trapped in what looked like an underground sewer or dungeon. It was looking upward through bars toward moonlight, with water around it. The artwork was dark fantasy, almost in a Frank Frazetta style.

Has anyone seen this poster, got a scan of it, or still owns a copy? I'd be incredibly grateful for any leads or photographs of the original insert. It might be original Gerald Chin Artwork for specific localization prints of the EA cartridge for the Megadrive/Genesis, some kind of limited edition Bonus(if there were any since most copies only came with a F22 poster) or even Exclusive Art signed at a convention!

Today we're playing Stellar League while chatting about the game, its development, and the release !

During the gameplay session, we share our experience developing this new title for SEGA Mega Drive / Genesis, talk about the free demo we've released on itch.io and the full digital version available for purchase, as well as our plans for a future physical edition.

It's a relaxed gameplay session where we talk about the project, share some behind-the-scenes details, and discuss what's coming next.

🎮 Stellar League
🕹️ SEGA Mega Drive / Genesis
💾 Demo and digital release on itch.io
📦 Future physical edition through LEVEL-1 STUDIO
🎙️ Spanish commentary (English subtitles / automatic dubbing when available)

We hope you enjoy it! Feel free to share your thoughts, questions, and feedback about Stellar League in the comments.

#StellarLeague #MegaDrive #SegaGenesis #RetroGaming #IndieGame #Homebrew #Gameplay #PixelArt #SegaMegaDrive #Level1Studio

There's a neat Easter Egg at 3:58, there's a little goat standing on a mountain. It's only in the SVP version of Virtua Racing, and it's hardly noticeable at the original resolution.

Please help identifying a lost EA Sega Genesis poster from around 1991

I'm trying to find a large, double-sided illustrated poster that came inside a North American Sega Genesis copy of The Immortal by Electronic Arts.

One side showed a bare, floating rocky island with a building or temple, against a dark, cloudy sky. The words “Electronic Arts” appeared on that side.

The other side showed a very eerie, sad-looking troll or humanoid monster in chains, trapped in what looked like an underground sewer or dungeon. It was looking upward through bars toward moonlight, with water around it. The artwork was dark fantasy, almost in a Frank Frazetta style.

Has anyone seen this poster, got a scan of it, or still owns a copy? I'd be incredibly grateful for any leads or photographs of the original insert.

Freehand, no Guidelines with voiceover. For anyone interested.

For anyone interested in seeing a drawing come to life Freehand with some background music.

Some great boxart with these two.

Hello, I'm finding some conflicting info as I'm trawling through years old discussions. I'm hoping someone could give me a definitive answer.

I've got a PAL Mega Drive 1 (pretty sure it's a VA6 motherboard), I've got it hooked up to a 4k TV through an OSSC with a decent RGB scart cable, all looks great so far.

However I'm picking up a flashcart with the intention of playing NTSC games and I'm planning on sticking to that region.

I've read up on region switching and come across some solutions.

The 1st was wiring in a 3 way switch but that appears to result in a slight miss-timing issue, though some accounts mention that using RGB scarts partially mitigates the issue? I presume they just mean the broken composite output but it could be worse things.

The 2nd would be a switchless 50/60Hz mod with a DFO included, this sounds like the best version. But I'm trying to keep costs down.

3rd I've also found a shop that sells an NTSC frequency oscillator. This would be the cheap option and would mean for now I'd be NTSC only, which I'm ok with.

Could someone in the know share some insight, it would help me out a lot, cheers!