[–] 7 points 3 months ago (1 child)

The original for Genesis is a great place to start. It's not elaborate, it's challenging and fun, and has the basic tropes of the series.

Full disclosure: I've never played any of the 3D Sonic games.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 year ago

    Anbernic RG353VS - I'm using a third party OS and it's my go-to handheld when the steam deck is inappropriate. Fits my hands and plays my favorite games. I love it for GBA and SNES.

    PowKiddy RGB30 - second choice. I like the bigger screen and it's a 720x720 screen that works great with game boy. I use a third party OS and play a lot of Pico -8 stuff on it too.

    PowKiddy RK2023 - Adequate, not Great. Boots slow. Doesn't feel good in the hands.

    PowKiddy v90 - practically e-waste. Processor too anemic to run SNES. GBA emu was fine. Plastic so cheap I fear the stupid thing would shatter with a short drop.

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  • [–] 1 point 2 years ago (1 child)

    My understanding is that most cheats for retro consoles are a memory location plus a value to write in that location.

    I believe that's how the "game genie" worked on nes, snes, and OG game boy. Have you tried entering some game genie/game shark codes in the RA cheats for your core?

    It's been a while since I used cheats on RA other than save states and rewind but I know I've gotten them working before (years ago) on snes

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  • [–] 1 point 2 years ago (1 child)

    Fake-08 development trails PICO-8 so it's possible your Fake-08 version is out of date, the cart is made with a newer PICO-8 version, or the cart is just plain incompatible with Fake-08 (many carts do not work with Fake-08).

    I have a couple handhelds like yours and the official raspberry pi PICO-8 build works great on them - I suggest you get a PICO-8 license and check your distribution's documentation to learn where to place the raspberry pi PICO-8 binary in the filesystem.

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