Hyperkin RetroN 5 3-in-1 Adapter - Game Gear, Master System
Hyperkin RetroN 5 3-in-1 Adapter - Game Gear, Master System
- Part no.
- M07214
- Type
- Cartridge adapter
- Fits
- Hyperkin RetroN 5 console. Adds Game Gear, Master System and Master System Card
- Won't fit
- Original Genesis, Mega RetroN or any console other than the RetroN 5
- Skill
- Plug and play
- Stock
- In stock
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Hyperkin RetroN 5 3-in-1 Adapter - Game Gear, Master System
$64.99
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Shipped since 2021
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An adapter that adds three more systems to a Hyperkin RetroN 5. It slots into the console's Genesis cartridge port and lets the RetroN 5 read formats it otherwise cannot.
Adds: Sega Game Gear, Sega Master System, and Master System Card. Those games then run through the RetroN 5's HDMI output with the same upscaling, save states and filters as everything else.
Requires a RetroN 5. This is an adapter, not a console. On its own it does nothing. It will not work in an original Genesis, a Mega RetroN or any other machine.
Why it is worth having: Game Gear hardware is notoriously the least reliable of its era, with capacitors that leak and screens that fail. Running the cartridges on something that works, in HD on a television, sidesteps all of that. If your Game Gear is dead and you would rather play than solder, this is the shortcut.
