If you're interested, then I could use some feedback on the games to be included inside the retroGEN console and handheld. Please bear in mind that we cannot insert the best sellers because that would hurt the retro SEGA cartridge market.
Also, redesigns of the FC Mobile v2.0 will not be done in time for Toy Fair in New York. You may have to wait until E3 to see all the changes. The buttons will eventually match Sonic_Wolf's layout, we're including a reset button, the color scheme and controllers/gun will change. Those are all positive changes but unfortunately because of time constraints and contracts with factories and distributors we were not able to update the NOAC.
This is my SEGA list so far:
Shining Force (I don't know this game, but I'm getting great feedback from it)
Columns (great replay value, but which Columns version? I believe the original was built into the Nomad, so including Columns I is what we'll probably go with)
Outrunners (best Outrun game, both highly replayable, sells decently and
would work on a small screen I think)
Ristar (overlooked but good game)
Comic Zone (not a great game, but hard to keep in stock due to the
uniqueness of it.)
Vectorman (both of these games are great ones)
Super Hang On (simple, yet great playing racing game, graphics would
definitely work for the screen)
Toe Jam and Earl (cult classic, still worth a bunch. I Don't know how it
would translate to the small screen)
Toki: Going Ape Spit (a very solid, unique platformer that would complement
Sonic / Vectorman / Ristar all really good)
Golden Axe (would translate well, but this cartridge sells well)
Streets of Rage (ditto the last one, better games than Golden
Axe, although both are very fondly remembered)
Gunstar Heroes (another game that has retained value and is very popular)
Virtual Racing (compatibility issues may force me to include this game)
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