From: kendrick@nospam.io   
      
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   BelPowerslave   wrote:   
   >> Cool, thanks for the link. I've viewed the video, and that's definitely   
   >> captured from an emulator. There's no telling which one, but for sure it's   
   >> overrendering the frames. That's to say, it's drawing more than an actual   
   >> Game Gear would on its own screen, rather than trying to emulate fully the   
   >> refresh and frame rate of the real hardware. That's computationally   
   >> inefficient, so I can see why earlier emulators wouldn't use that   
   >> approach.   
   >   
   >Hmmmm, so it's still not representative of what it'd actually look like   
   >then?   
      
   Not on the real hardware, no. PD Mini would be flickery like you wouldn't   
   believe. If you're willing to mess with flash carts, it's possible to burn   
   an EEPROM in an SMS cart that has the Game Gear flag set. That way you can   
   use the Mastergear hardware to get GG games into the real hardware without   
   having to worry about the tiny cartridge size.   
      
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