It’s a Genesis 1 with a 32X with Sonic & Knuckles in the cartridge slot. That game had a flip-top with a cartridge slot under it so other games (specifically Sonic 3) could be plugged into it for additional functionality. The Genesis 1 also had a connector on the side which was used to connect to the Sega CD unit (notably missing from this picture). It’s a 30-pin connector so it fits into the 32-pin cartridge slot. And then plugged into the top Genesis is a copy of Bubsy, one of the worst games released for the system.

As to whether it “works”, at best you would get Sonic & Knuckles booting as long as the Genesis plugged into it doesn’t connect to or short any pins in the cartridge’s slot.

Red Wine Vinagrette My Existence.

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That’ll do, Picard. That’ll do.

Google stands corrected.

Google seems to think it’s from The Fountain of Youth, or Curing by Water by Benedict Lust, published in 1923.

Google seems to think it’s from The Fountain of Youth, or Curing by Water by Benedict Lust, published in 1923.

It’s been quite a while since I played so I don’t remember all the details, but toward the end of the game there’s some kind of emergency mission, maybe the base gets invaded. There is a small airlock-type room in the base you have to pass through to get to the start of the mission, when I went through it this time the “exit” door wouldn’t open, and even though the “entrance” looked open I couldn’t go through it. I tried reloading, loading older saves, etc. but nothing I did would get the game back on track. My only option would be to start over and I didn’t really want to do that. So I moved on.

I had some fun with it until I hit a game-ending bug.

While not hated, most fans of the series prefer Darksiders to Darksiders 2. I personally prefer 2, I love the loot system.

Depends on how deeply he believes in nominative determinism.

And the guy he’s calling “Fatso” is actually named Fatso.

Fanfare for the Common Man - Aaron Copland

I was reading “PM” as “private message”, and going crazy trying to figure out what the caption meant.

A bit too high for head crushing though.

Sounds like Danny Vermin talking about his .88 Magnum in Johnny Dangerously:

“This goes through armor. And through the victim, through the wall, through a tree outside…”

Fair, I had problems with the same part.

Both Ori games are great on the deck and combined are around 20 GB.

I love Donut County, but it’s a little short. Can easily be completed in around 4 hours.

Both Hades and Hades II are about 11GB. Either one will fit or you could increase your limit just a bit and fit both.