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Game Gear
Emulator

Game Gear Overview
Game Gear

The Game Gear is a handheld video game console released by Sega in October 1990. It was Sega's first and last handheld game console.

With a color LCD display and the ability to add a TV tuner, it was an advanced game console for its time.

Around the same time, the GameBoy and PC Engine GT were released, marking the dawn of portable video game consoles in this decade.

  • Website:Wikipedia
  • CPU/GPU:Z80A 3.58MHz/Sega costom LSI
  • Resolution:480x146/32 colors
  • Price:US$149.99
  • Units sold::10.43 million
  • Number of titles:393
Game Gear Emulator Overview

The emulators are highly complete and stable, so there is no problem no matter which emulator you choose. The operation is light and can be played without problems even with integrated graphics.


Game Gear Emulator list
Feature Gearsystem MasterGear MEKA
Save State x x x
Gamepad x x x
Video Filter x x
Fast forward x x x
Netplay
BIOS required no no no
Platform WindowsLinuxMac WindowsLinux Windows
Recommended ranking 1st place 3rd place 2nd place
Gearsystem icon Gearsystem 1st place
Gearsystem screen

It is easy to use with high functionality and accuracy.

Game speed can be adjusted in 50% increments.

In addition to Game Gear, the Master System is also supported.

MasterGear icon MasterGear 3rd place
MasterGear screen

It has a full range of filters and a smoother screen display than the Gearsystem. It also has rapid fire and netplay functions.

In addition to Game Gear, the Master System is also supported.

The major hotkeys are listed below. [F3] A button rapid fire on/off, [F4] B button rapid fire on/off, [F6] load state, [F7] save state, [F9] fast forward, [F12] exit.

MEKA icon MEKA 2nd place
MEKA screen

It can be played without problems. It features a retro menu screen.

There is no speed adjustment item in the menu, but it is done with the function keys (F3 for speed down, F4 for speed up). This emulator can adjust the speed most finely.