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Game Gear mod has five-inch screen, rechargable batteries, two pounds worth of memories

Are Nintendo and Sony’s portable gaming offerings not doing anything for you? Yearn for the times of Hedgehog-based adventure? You are not alone — though, unless you’re as crafty as “lovablechevy,” you are going to should accept whatever one can find on eBay or in a dusty shoebox under a bed at your parents’ house. The modder resurrected a Game Gear with a custom case created using the beloved Sega portable, a Master Gear converter, a screen from a PS One, and diverse other bits and pieces. The franken-portable can play Game Gear and Master System titles, has a chargeable battery, and weighs a hefty two-plus pounds. Video after the break and many more jealousy-inducing images within the Source link below.


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