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Re: Terra Onion Mega SD

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Did his video state if save states work on SCD games too? At 25 mins, added to my watch later queue.

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Re: Terra Onion Mega SD

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I'm going with no, save states are only for Genesis games. They only specifically list Megadrive/Genesis on the FAQ page, and they are pretty specific everywhere else. That means, no save states on SMS, 32X, or Sega CD games.
Not a deal breaker for me. As long as it stores standard Ram/cart saves on SD card, I'm good.

Maybe possible on Sega CD in the future though, as the in game menu is still accessible for CD games (but never for SMS or 32X).
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Re: Terra Onion Mega SD

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sevin0seven wrote:
samsonlonghair wrote:The MegaSD has crisp, clear audio. In fact, the MegaSD has audio that's ever clearer than the original SegaCD. The drawback is that the user can now hear scratches and pops from the original recording that had previously been masked by the relatively muddy audio output.

..now that is what i call high definition sound! :lol:

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Re: Terra Onion Mega SD

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samsonlonghair wrote:
sevin0seven wrote:
samsonlonghair wrote:The MegaSD has crisp, clear audio. In fact, the MegaSD has audio that's ever clearer than the original SegaCD. The drawback is that the user can now hear scratches and pops from the original recording that had previously been masked by the relatively muddy audio output.

..now that is what i call high definition sound! :lol:

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Re: Terra Onion Mega SD

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That's not a bad price considering the Mega EverDrive x7 goes for $170. You are basically paying another $80 for Sega CD capabilities. Last time I went to a Game eXchange, they wanted like $200+ for a Model 2 Sega CD... So yea, I think it's worth to buy this cart if you want to play Sega CD games.

Though personally, I might hold off. The flash cart scene is always making progressions. I haven't been in a Sega CD mode lately. I might wait for one that uses the side slot so maybe there's the chance to be able to play the 32x CD games.

Anyways, this is great news. Eventually, all the lasers on these units will die out. I'm glad these guys are taking the time to use the cartridge slots.

I never bought from Terraonion before though. Anybody got some feedback on them?
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Re: Terra Onion Mega SD

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Stone Age Gamer has said that they'll be carrying them [https://stoneagegamer.com/blog/say-hello-to-the-megasd/]. Given that they're a full fledged distributor (in the USA), if you live there as well you might be better off waiting for them to start selling the units. Not a knock against Terraonion, but I've found that often a good distributor does make the ordering process a lot smoother.
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