But Does it Work On Real Hardware

Tired of using a Control Pad? Want a new inventive way of controlling Sonic through his first adventure? With Sonic 1 Point and Click Edition, created by Nat The Porcupine, you can now use a mouse peripheral to do just that and manipulate other objects. It works great on emulation, but does it work on real hardware?

Tired of using a Control Pad? Want a new inventive way of controlling Sonic through his first adventure? With Sonic 1 Point and Click Edition, created by Nat The Porcupine, you can now use a mouse peripheral to do just that and manipulate other objects. It works great on emulation, but does it work on real hardware?

Dreams come true! The Sonic 1 Prototype has finally been found and is now available for everyone to play. It was initially streamed over at Hidden Palace but it was emulated. So, it's my duty to see if the Sonic 1 Beta works on real hardware. And let's attach it to Sonic & Knuckles too; why not?

Dreams come true! The Sonic 1 Prototype has finally been found and is now available for everyone to play. It was initially streamed over at Hidden Palace but it was emulated. So, it's my duty to see if the Sonic 1 Beta works on real hardware. And let's attach it to Sonic & Knuckles too; why not?

Derived from Somari, which I will faintly test as well, Sonic has got his full adventure over on the Nintendo 8-bit console, called Sonic 1 NES Improvement + Tracks. While it's debatable how it fares against the Master System, what we're here to discover today, is does it work on real hardware? I have several Famicom's and NES's to find out the answer!

Derived from Somari, which I will faintly test as well, Sonic has got his full adventure over on the Nintendo 8-bit console, called Sonic 1 NES Improvement + Tracks. While it's debatable how it fares against the Master System, what we're here to discover today, is does it work on real hardware? I have several Famicom's and NES's to find out the answer!

It’s time to upgrade the 16-bit machine to a 32-bit powerhouse! And surprisingly, there are several 32X ROM hacks out there. But will they work on real hardware? Today, it’s not only Sonic being featured, but Doom and Virtua Racing Deluxe also gets the spotlight!

It’s time to upgrade the 16-bit machine to a 32-bit powerhouse! And surprisingly, there are several 32X ROM hacks out there. But will they work on real hardware? Today, it’s not only Sonic being featured, but Doom and Virtua Racing Deluxe also gets the spotlight!

Today is a special day as we examine if Ronaldinho Soccer 64 can pass the test on an NTSC and PAL Nintendo 64.

Today is a special day as we examine if Ronaldinho Soccer 64 can pass the test on an NTSC and PAL Nintendo 64.

The Genesis may have BLAST PROCESSING but what happens to Sonic when the CPU starts to fail?! It's not possible to increase the graphics or even reduce the visuals for the Mega Drive to gain performance. But, imagine if you could? Sonic 1 Blastless is here to give you an insight into how the Sega Genesis would look with such capability. Emulators have no problem with these video switches, but can real hardware cope?

Prepare for speed as Sonic blasts his way through Frozen Island with Sonic Winter Adventures. And if you have the hardware, this Sonic ROM Hack contains a very special hidden feature that I believe more games should have! But will it work on a variety of hardware?

There are hundreds of Mario ROM hacks that I can't possibly test them all, but with many popular ones, including bizarre ones, do many of them actually work on real hardware? Or is emulation the only answer?

You may have heard of Zippy the Porcupine for the Atari 2600 which has been praised for it's technical marvel. And yes, there's a physical cart for this, but will it work on the successor consoles such as the 7800, or can regional issues come into play? Welcome to my most expensive hardware video to date (this video cost over £1,500/$2,000) to make!