Retro VGS console

[som99]

Flash based cartridges could be quite cheep to produce in quantities. It's not 1990, heck with such low prices on 1-2GB flash NAND's and moderate volume on PCB production and a piece of plastic shell I can not see why prices should have to be super high.
But hey anyways even if prices should be high I personally don't see any problem since I pay those prices for games today. Just because it targets early to mid 90s hardware specs doesn't mean it's not worth the money. I mean I still play games that are 25+ years old, it's not all about em graphics, a new system with some old school goodness would be really nice

Cross my fingers this project works out.

[danbeaver]

Gosh, I hope the Steam folks don't hear about this; it could change the current paradigm of gaming.

[trekiej]

What do you all think is a good way to emulate Atari 800?

[martyg]

And the thing is is that this is suppose to be able to pull off material back to the 4-bit era, on up to the 32-bit era.

Early 8-bit era, there was no 4-bit era as there were no 4-bit home consoles. Just different generations of 8-bit. Someone not familiar with the hardware assumed "Well the graphics are worse than the NES, which was 8-bit so everything before must be 4-bit" and put "4-bit generation" out there, and unfortunately it's been regurgitated by some ever since.