Years before the Nintendo Switch, all the way back in 1995, Sega created a pioneering hybrid console/portable system that did the impossible - it made the Genesis portable. That handheld was the Nomad, a full, no-compromises 16-bit system crammed into something that you could, well, not exactly put in your pocket but definitely take on the go (assuming you had some serious battery power). The Nomad could also plug into a TV, giving it the same ability to 'switch' modes as the Switch. It wasn't a huge hit (to say the least), as it had the misfortune to come out when Sega was throwing everything at the wall hardware-wise (see: 32X), but it will always have a special place in my heart.
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6 сен 2024