Has Kega Fusion effectively steamrolled Gens?

[Sephirstein]

Just wondering...

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[CEpeep]

> Just wondering...
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Yes.

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[icenine0]

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There are only 2 features left, that could be implemented in my opinion: savestates for Sega-CD and a codesearch for Sega-CD!

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[Dark Knight Kain]

Just wondering...

I had some problem with it once that made me return to Gens but since I rarely play Genesis games I don't remember what it was.

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[Bit-Blade]

> I had some problem with it once that made me return to Gens
> but since I rarely play Genesis games I don't remember what
> it was.
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Damn you SNES kids. Genesis rocked. Mega Turrican is my current obsession. So many good games...

There are some features in Kega Fusion I would love to see. These would be 1)Screenshot feature (no, printscreen isn't enough for me) 2)The ability to turn layers on and off (this would be ideal for ripping backgrounds and sprites). So far, most other systems emulators one up Kega Fusion in these. Hell, even GENECYST is better than Kega Fusion in some ways. Genecyst's and Nesticle's fps feature was very helpful, if a bit cheap. It's taking screenshots in pcx format kind of sucked, though.

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