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Earthworm Jim - Genesis Game
Ecco Jr - Genesis Game
Original price was: $107.00.$64.97Current price is: $64.97.
-39%The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Earthworm Jim 2 Sega Genesis Game cartridge Cleaned, Tested, and Guaranteed to work!
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:796298067121
Condition:Used
Genre:Other
Platform:Sega Genesis
Region:NTSC (N. America)
SKU:GEN_EARTHWORM_JIM_2
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Sega Genesis |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
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I want so bad to give this a 5 star review but 3 button controller and game selection choice prevent that. Yes I dislike segas choice to go with 3 button controllers but on the plus side they are comfortable as heck, highly responsive, high quality, long cords and you get 2. But being that SF2 and Eternal Champions require 6 buttons this cause a dilemma of having to hit select to switch between punch and kick buttons. The game selection is great but not perfect but this is my opinion. I love all the games but feel Spinball, Tetris and Alexx Kid, Mean Bean are a waste of slots. Sega should have included Thunder Force 2 and 4, Revenge of Shinobi, Streets of Rage 1 n 3, Sonic 3 n Knuckles, Musha, Centy, Tmnt Hyperstone Hiest, Rocket Knight. But aside from the few games I felt wasted spots you get many great titles, Sonic 1 n 2, Streets of Rage 2, SF2 CE, Eternal Champions, Thunder Force 3, Darius, Fantasy Zone, Golden Axe, Shining Force, Castlevania Bloodlines, Contra HC, Gunstar Heroes. The variety on this mini is unparalleled by any other current mini. You get variety and a goid classic selection of games that are almost spot on. The sound of ever game is pretty faithful. I recomend picking up a 6 button from 8bitdo or retro. I am sure with hackchi and a 6 button this will be a perfect 5 star mini.
I haven’t purchased the other Sega consoles that Sega has released in the last few years, but this one seems pretty good. The games are the games. I am sure I could argue that other games should have been offered. The console includes a snapshot method to save your game stats at any moment, just like the Nintendo classics or emulators. The Dpad on the controllers seem a bit sensitive, but I think you will get used to it. I would say $79 is a bit steep. $50 would be the sweet spot on the pricing. Now lets get the Sega Saturn Mini released :)
This thing is pretty cool for the pre-loaded games. It’s very small and sleek like the original genesis, however it DOES NOT PLAY CARTRIDGES.It ONLY PLAYS PRE-LOADED GAMES.The cartridge insert is completely unusable. It’s vastly too small and has NO HARDWARE to play your cartridges.In my opinion that makes it trash, as that’s literally what I bought it for…
If you are wanting it in pristine condition, don’t order it from retrolio!Mine came in a pouch with no protection. Corner was dented. Top was also creased.Actual product itself is quality. Controllers feel right. Have a nice weight to them and respond well. Comes with AC adapter (Take note Sony!). Presentation of the packaging is top notch.Didnt notice sound delays some reviews mention but its been years since i played original hardware. This release is a work of love for Sega.For cons, wish there were more display options. Save states could be timestamped to know which is more recent. Missed opportunity for Sega to have an online market place to buy additional roms. Obviously also missing the 6button controller but i get the atheistic they were going for a launch edition look.Honestly considering cancelling my TG-16 pre-order and buy elsewhere. retrolio needs to step up their product packaging
When I had both these consoles, I preferred the Sega. But now, 25 years later, I prefer the SNES. Probably mostly because of the Mario series. The SNES has aged well. Mario seems delightfully retro and still as fun today as before. The other games are mostly fairly primitive. For example, I LOVED Twisted Metal and Road Rash but can barely tolerate them now. And Streets of Rage and Golden Axe. Not a fan anymore though I remember enjoying them before. There are still a few gems, though. And very much worth having. (Especially if you hack).P.S. Controllers, both of them, are not great. The buttons frequently misread input (up when you are going right, etc.). Updated rating to reflect.
I never had a Genesis as a kid I had the SNES, I have bought the mini version of that as well. I did play a lot of these games at my friend’s house as a kid. It has been nice getting so play some of the classics. Some of the games on the list are just filler and are not very good. I think the quality of the SNES games is better even though there are less. I also dropped a star because I don’t understand why they didn’t just include the updated gamepad that came out on the Genesis. You can buy these but would have been nice to have that just included. There are at least two games that would have helped to have those in the box. Solid system though and very cool toy to add to my collection.
I’m a sucker for these retro mini consoles. I own the NES classic, SNES classic and Genesis Mini and each of them are wonderful in their own right. My personal belief is that, of the 3 (I haven’t played with the NeoGeo or TurboGraphx minis) the Genesis nailed the hardware and user interface most completely, while the library of games included, while impressive in breadth, lags behind its Nintendo cousins.First, the machine itself is beautiful and perfectly recreates the Genesis on a miniature scale. Every detail was thought of and it really does come off as a labor of love from Sega. The controllers are a perfect recreation of the 3 button originals. They’re a bit clunky for some games, but faithfully clunky :). It’s understandable but still a shame that they didn’t include the six button controllers, especially since they included Street Fighter 2, which is for all intents and purposes unplayable with the 3 button controller (sorry but I’m not hitting the start button each time I want to switch from kick to punch). There are a few good options out there for 6 button controllers (I like the 8bitDo M30 but there are also officially Sega licensed versions from Retro-bit) but they cost almost as much again as the mini itself. A real big plus that the Genesis has over the Nintendo controllers is the length of the cords. They are a decent length, long enough that you should usually be able to sit a decent distance from your TV or monitor without having to use an extension cord. T.
Jamie St Amand –
Sonic 1, 2 and spinball. Columns, street fighter, virtua fighter. My favorites. Ecco isn’t bad either I’m still warming up to it but in time I’ll learn to love it. But the graphics, games all of them are exactly as I remember them.
Matthew Boisse –
Sega really went all out to make this the best mini console on the market. The attention to detail and the gameplay are both awesome. This is a must own item.
B.B. –
I had very little hope for this console, as SEGA has lost a lot of credibility in recent years by farming out their IPs to dubious 3rd parties which have done nothing but tarnish SEGA’s reputation. I am happily surprised to say that this console is the first time in a long while that I have seen a genuinely good product from SEGA.The console itself feels of great quality and there is a lot of attention to detail here. I would dare say they even did a slightly better job than Nintendo did on their well respected NES and Super Nintendo classic consoles. Most importantly, the controllers are fantastic! Many complained that we only got the 3 button controllers, but I am so very satisfied with them. 90% of the Genesis library does not need a 6 button controller, and the 3 button controller is so much more comfortable. Props to SEGA for this choice. Not to mention, you can buy officially 6 button controllers for this console if you choose to.Now regarding the actual interface, it’s not bad. I would say that it’s not quite as polished as Nintendo’s offerings, but it is fully functional and pleasant to look at. I really like that when you switch the language to other countries, you get the ROM from that region. Very nice touch.My main complaint with this system is that the library is slightly lacking. I understand it would be difficult to curate a collection that would please everyone, but there are certainly some title choices that don’t make much sense to me. It would have been nic.
A.F. –
All of the mini consoles that have been released have look pretty good. Even the PS Classic, despite its paltry selection of games, was a nice looking system. Sega and M2’s effort with the Sega Genesis Mini is clearly coming from folks that love the hardware and wanted to make a great overall package. Sure, the little details on the system itself, like the buttons and movable cart slot flaps, are unnecessary. They are the best kind of unnecessary, though. I love little touches like that.The game selection is something that could always be better (and mods will let you improve it). What is present, though, is a nice mix of Sega titles, as well as third-party classics. Gems from Treasure, Capcom, and Konami are appreciated, along with the two new titles that are exclusive to this system. Tetris could be better, sure, but it is also a product of its time. And its still a good conversion of the arcade version. Darius is an extremely solid conversion of the arcade classic, down to its brutal difficulty.It would have been preferable to have had six-button controllers included with this, instead of the classic three-button ones. Games like Street Fighter 2′ Special Champion Edition practically demand the six-button controller. That’s about the only big downside to this package. Otherwise, if you like collecting these mini consoles, this is one of the better ones out there. And there’s enough in the game selection to keep you occupied for a while.
Sean Varns –
Perfect! Once I tested this out I added about 100 more games. There’s videos on youtube that will teach you how to do this. I will but a usb hun so I can add the entire Sega library. Highly recomended! I use the application “Project Lunar” on my computer to mod this Sega mini. I will continue to but what I need to maximize this product. With project lunar you can also add nintendo, super nintendo, nintendo 64 and more. RESEARCH THE PROCESS OF MODDING! Youtube ” Project Lunar sega mini”. I added an image of Splatter House which isn’t included for proof.
Adam –
This thing is pretty cool for the pre-loaded games. It’s very small and sleek like the original genesis, however it DOES NOT PLAY CARTRIDGES.It ONLY PLAYS PRE-LOADED GAMES.The cartridge insert is completely unusable. It’s vastly too small and has NO HARDWARE to play your cartridges.In my opinion that makes it trash, as that’s literally what I bought it for…
Vertigofm –
This is an excellent little system with some of the best games the Sega Genesis had to offer. Some people are rating the system poorly because of input lag. That is not the console’s fault, it’s your fault for not changing the settings on your TV.Nearly every TV has a setting for video games. You need to find that setting and turn it on. That eliminates the input lag.
SadyeBailey –
Did retrolio Treasure Truck release day and picked it up in the afternoon. So excited! Brings back old memories of when I was a child.
Mr. Tbot –
I picked this up for $31 from retrolio Warehouse, and at that price this thing is AWESOME. When they first came out, I think it was 89. I highly recommend picking up the Retrobit controllers which have more buttons, otherwise fighting games are really awkward, as you have to use the start button as a sort of shift key. If you are into tinkering with the games list, look into Project Lunar and I would suggest reviewing the compatibility list. For games that don’t work with the stock emulator, you can launch them using other emulators.
Lucius T. Fontaine –
Growing up, I had a model 2. This is a very cool addition. I like this better than the NES and SNES minis. So awesome.