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Post by Snake on Dec 19, 2018 18:59:21 GMT -5
If it's easily fixable, then why in the hell is it such a bad state by default? This was probably a rush job by Sony to get it out for the Christmas sales. I think so too. Just a quick, haphazard cash grab. As if they didn't put a lot of thought or resources into it, maybe just select a D-team staff of 5 people to throw it together. The interface is very basic compared to the NES and SNES Classic. It's the kind of thing you would see someone turn in as a lazy, basic college assignment for computer programming class, with a barely passing C-grade. Just use a pre-existing emulator, throw in some ISO's, sadly more than half which seem to be PAL, package and ship. It seems to run NTSC version games okay. |
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Post by kaoru on Dec 20, 2018 2:35:51 GMT -5
Wasn't it made by AtGames instead of inhouse, or do I mix something up here?
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Post by Owlman on Dec 20, 2018 7:00:10 GMT -5
Wasn't it made by AtGames instead of inhouse, or do I mix something up here? It's not listed on AtGames website, and wherever I look "Sony Interactive Entertainment" is listed as the sole developer. |
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Post by dsparil on Dec 20, 2018 12:36:20 GMT -5
Wasn't it made by AtGames instead of inhouse, or do I mix something up here? Sega was originally going to release one of AtGames' Genesis systems in Japan as a "Mega Drive Mini" but scrapped those plans in September. Now they're working with an unspecified Japanese company for a new world world product. |
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Post by kaoru on Dec 21, 2018 20:25:12 GMT -5
I guess I simply remembered people bringing them up then as a cheeky way to say the PSClassic is bad enough they might as well have done it instead of Sony themselves.
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