Mega Doom is based on the Linux port of the Doom engine, and as you might expect it doesn't really make much use of the Sega Genesis hardware. The game makes heavy use of dithering, so we chose to ...

Last month, we reported that someone had managed to port Doom to the Sega Genesis, albeit poorly due to the hardware constraints. Only a few weeks later, someone's managed to make the FPS game ...

They put a Linux version of Doom on a Sega Everdrive cartridge, then booted it up on a vanilla Genesis system. Saying the game "runs" on the Genesis sans 32X expansion is generous.

At least in a version that looked like the real thing. And now after someone managed to make the classic FPS playable on the Sega Genesis console (via the Mega EverDrive cart) -- retro developer Uniq ...

Analogue's HD Sega Genesis console packs the features, ... (only activate to hear FM soundtracks for Master System games via the Power Base Mini FM or Mega Everdrive v2/X7--disable in other scenarios) ...

I have Everdrive carts for NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, and GB/GBC, and they are absolutely amazing. Changed my life for the better. 2; 22; RTT; Wed 17th Aug 2016 @TrueWiiMaster Everdrive cannot ...

Back in 1994, Doom was ported to the SEGA 32X, a piece of hardware that turned the SEGA Genesis into a 32-bit machine. In the name of science, someone decided to see about putting the FPS game on ...

They put a Linux version of Doom on a Sega Everdrive cartridge, then booted it up on a vanilla Genesis system. Saying the game "runs" on the Genesis sans 32X expansion is generous.

They put a Linux version of Doom on a Sega Everdrive cartridge, then booted it up on a vanilla Genesis system. Saying the game "runs" on the Genesis sans 32X expansion is generous.