All those and more, we also have a new editor who will be focusing their work on Famicom - Please welcome Nick to the scene. He already has a Famicom on the way and is relatively new to the world of soldering and tinkering. He was voted most silent person in the two top ranking Counter LED videos:

Some great news and some even better news followed by unreal news though. As you can see above there are three items. A Sega TeraDrive, Sega Mega Drive and a Sega Genesis Nomad.

The Nomad is broken - no power off AC and no power off a battery pack. I have no GameBit to disassemble it at the moment. It’s good news though because I get to attempt to repair it. Will victory be mine?

Next up we have the Mega Drive 2. I purchased a broken Mega Drive 1 to use with the Mega CD / TeraDrive expansion slot and to scrounge together some parts to fix up my more prized High Definition Mega Drive 1… however, the seller I bought from had other intentions - sending me a Model 2 Mega Drive. I contacted them and they are sending the other Mega Drive 1 up to me and told me to keep / throw out the Mega Drive 2. Small victories!

Last but certainly not least - the Sega TeraDrive Model 2 has been tested and works well. Both floppy drives are functional. I have been unable to test the Mega Drive side of things - but it should be working. I’ll know once I pick up one of those 15KHz video converters that has been on my to buy list for quite a while now. I have also uploaded some of the flyers and the quick reference guide that came with the TeraDrive - it’s over in the photo gallery.