- Jan 23, 2007
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I just ordered a Sega Genesis ornament for our tree next Christmas:
It's about 3.5" wide and 3.5" long. It's roughly $6 shipped when using Paypal to pay for it, otherwise they add about $7 for shipping. (Hallmark website)
I hooked up a Sega Genesis 3 to an old TV a couple of years ago, and my kids have played it a decent amount. I thought it would be cool to hang the ornament on the tree later this year. It plays some well known sounds from Sonic 1, evidently.
If it turns out to be hollow and thick enough, I might pair it with a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 inside of it so that we could actually game on it.
Would that make it the smallest officially licensed (and working, with some work) Sega Genesis/Megadrive out there?
It's about 3.5" wide and 3.5" long. It's roughly $6 shipped when using Paypal to pay for it, otherwise they add about $7 for shipping. (Hallmark website)
I hooked up a Sega Genesis 3 to an old TV a couple of years ago, and my kids have played it a decent amount. I thought it would be cool to hang the ornament on the tree later this year. It plays some well known sounds from Sonic 1, evidently.
If it turns out to be hollow and thick enough, I might pair it with a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 inside of it so that we could actually game on it.
Would that make it the smallest officially licensed (and working, with some work) Sega Genesis/Megadrive out there?