A never-released SEGA console will hit the market thanks to a Brazilian company | LevelUp
The SEGA Neptune remained a project, but now it has inspired a hardware release
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The Brazilian company GamesCare has introduced the GF1 Neptune, a console inspired by SEGA's 90s project that never came to fruition. In case you didn't know, back then the Japanese company thought of a console that combined the Genesis | Mega Drive and the 32X due to the development and sales issues of the latter system, considering it a good idea to merge it with their successful 16-bit console. However, the SEGA Saturn was already on the horizon, and the project was canceled.
- HDMI connection with 1080p resolution and digital audio
- SD card slot for easy updates and media storage
- High-speed wireless internet connection for access to exclusive resources and content
- Connection slot for the original "SEGA CD" hardware and future peripherals
- High-quality analog audio and video output for the most demanding players
tl;dr an FPGA based console using the design and concept behind 1995's cancelled Sega Neptune - a combination Genesis/32X in a single unit. It will also support the original Sega CD hardware add-ons
I'm totally down for this if it's available outside of Brazil