--- product_id: 56616296 title: "Sega Genesis Flashback HD 2017 Console 85 Games Included" price: "374 kr" currency: NOK in_stock: true reviews_count: 12 url: https://www.desertcart.no/products/56616296-sega-genesis-flashback-hd-2017-console-85-games-included store_origin: NO region: Norway --- # 85 built-in classic games 2.4 GHz wireless controllers HDMI 720p plug & play Sega Genesis Flashback HD 2017 Console 85 Games Included **Price:** 374 kr **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎉 Relive the 90s in HD—because classic never goes out of style! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Sega Genesis Flashback HD 2017 Console 85 Games Included - **How much does it cost?** 374 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/56616296-sega-genesis-flashback-hd-2017-console-85-games-included) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Wireless Freedom:** Two 2.4 GHz wireless controllers styled after the originals for authentic gameplay without the cord clutter. - • **Ready Out of the Box:** Includes HDMI cable, AC adapter, and manual—start gaming the moment you unbox. - • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** HDMI connectivity ensures crisp 720p visuals on modern TVs—no Wi-Fi or downloads needed. - • **Instant Retro Gaming Bliss:** 85 iconic Sega Genesis games pre-loaded for endless nostalgia. - • **Collector’s Dream Console:** Enhanced premium design celebrating the legacy of a console that sold 35 million units worldwide. ## Overview The Sega Genesis Flashback HD 2017 Console is a premium plug-and-play system featuring 85 built-in classic games, two wireless controllers modeled after the originals, and HDMI output for crisp 720p visuals. No Wi-Fi required, it offers instant retro gaming with modern convenience, honoring the legacy of the original console that sold over 35 million units. ## Description 85 built-in classic game Two high performance 2.4ghz wireless controllers, styled after the Sega Genesis originals in the pack Comes with HDMI cable and AC adapter Review: Pretty Solid - This isn't a bad console at all. Yes, it's by AtGames, not Sega. Sega hasn't made a console since the Dreamcast. The last unit they produced that played Genesis games was the Nomad, even the Genesis 3 was made by a different company (Majesco.) However, this is officially licensed, that's why they're allowed to model it after the Sega Genesis model 1. It's very light, because it's basically a couple of boards inside and not much else. The plastic isn't super cheap feeling, it has a solid feel to it. It has an on/off switch, menu button, (instead of reset) two controller ports, an HDMI hookup, power hookup and a cartridge slot. That's about all there is to it. The controllers are OK, 2.4 GHz wireless instead of the old IR "line of sight" controllers AtGames used to do, so I've experienced no issues with them not working. Also, you can use wired controllers with it. The controllers are a bit on the small size, about the size of the 6 button controller from the Genesis 3. The main negatives (for me) are the fact that the battery cover on them is screwed on, assuring that quick battery changes won't be so quick, and there's an annoying blue LED that flashes whenever you push anything on the controller. That gets aggravating in your peripheral vision. The unit also takes longer than a regular Genesis to boot up because it's running modified Android, and loading a cartridge takes an additional few seconds. Game play is actually pretty smooth on this. I play with my TV on GAME settings, which some people probably aren't doing. This turns off all HDTV "enhancement" filters, allowing for smoother game play. Is it perfect? No, but it's good. I haven't noticed any slowdowns, and I've played a good portion of the 66 official games on this. (I won't be playing any of the 19 shovelware titles) I've also done considerable cartridge testing and the only issue I've noticed is a slight popping sound in the audio on one game (Captain America and the Avengers.) I know it's not my cartridge, because I play that game regularly. The real value of this console comes in the bundled games. The Raspberry Pi crowd won't be impressed, but some of these games are quite up there in price, most notably Shining Force, Shining Force II and Golden Axe III. Those three games alone will cover the cost of the console. In fact, Golden Axe III was produced in tiny numbers and is pretty rare, so even reproduction carts are over $30. Anyway, if you add up all of the games and source them on the web, then you've got at least a couple hundred dollars' worth in games, possibly even more. I personally only already owned 4 of the games on carts, so it's a great deal for me. Plus, it comes with several Master System and Game Gear games, which would require additional hardware to run their carts. As I said, the number of actual Sega games is 66, the largest number on an AtGames Genesis console. That leaves only 19 "bonus" games to pad the number to 85 games. Another nice feature is save states, even on cartridges. It seems each game gets a generous 10 save slots. I've tested it with cartridges and it works great. In fact, when you go to load the cart, you get the option up front to continue your save or start from the beginning. Even if you start from the beginning,the save state stays where it is. So, all in all, this is a good console. I wouldn't recommend it for hardcore gamers or purists, most of them will be playing on original hardware and CRT TVs anyway. This is more for people like me, people who were alive during the Genesis era and remember how great it was and just want to play some games. Some of us still have cartridges and no Genesis, and we want to game on a HDTV. We aren't worried about absolute perfection, though I haven't found many flaws in this console. It's also good for people starting out with the Genesis who want a console that works great on a HDTV and that comes with a great collection of games built in. Review: **Unsealed and Defective?!? - **BUYER BEWARE**... The package wasn’t sealed to ensure that the product was new. The twist ties were in the bottom box, not wrapping the cords as they should be if this were a new product. The unit performed very poorly in all games, more precisely there was a time delay when pressing buttons on the controller. Every time a button was pressed on the controller, the console took about 2 seconds to register the command. It made gameplay VERY frustrating... My only conclusion is that the seller knew this was a defective unit and was trying to pass it off as a “new” product. The seller must have been hoping that they could offload this defective product and a buyer wouldn’t return the item. Nice try seller! Now the world knows how shady you are. ## Features - 85 Built-in-games - Included: 85 built-in games, Two 2.4 GHz wireless controllers, AC power adapter, HDMI cable, Instruction manual - Enhanced premium plug and play version of the original console that sold over 35 million units! - No wi-fi required, console is a plug in to your TV and play ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B078WHTYSL | | Best Sellers Rank | #36,656 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #39 in Sega Genesis Consoles | | Brand Name | SEGA | | Color | Black | | Connectivity Technology | HDMI | | Customer Reviews | 3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars (516) | | Input Device | Gamepad | | Item Weight | 1.9 pounds | | Manufacturer | At Games | | Manufacturer Part Number | FB3680X | | Model Name | HD Flashback | | Model Number | 0857847003837 | | Platform | Sega Genesis | | Resolution | 720p | | UPC | 857847003837 | | Wireless Communication Technology | 2.4GHz | ## Images ![Sega Genesis Flashback HD 2017 Console 85 Games Included - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71oBVKas8YL.jpg) ![Sega Genesis Flashback HD 2017 Console 85 Games Included - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/612Jso1qiCL.jpg) ![Sega Genesis Flashback HD 2017 Console 85 Games Included - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71YDbPSUXzL.jpg) ![Sega Genesis Flashback HD 2017 Console 85 Games Included - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81ejYCayJqL.jpg) ![Sega Genesis Flashback HD 2017 Console 85 Games Included - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71nv42+CC2L.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty Solid *by S***9 on December 19, 2017* This isn't a bad console at all. Yes, it's by AtGames, not Sega. Sega hasn't made a console since the Dreamcast. The last unit they produced that played Genesis games was the Nomad, even the Genesis 3 was made by a different company (Majesco.) However, this is officially licensed, that's why they're allowed to model it after the Sega Genesis model 1. It's very light, because it's basically a couple of boards inside and not much else. The plastic isn't super cheap feeling, it has a solid feel to it. It has an on/off switch, menu button, (instead of reset) two controller ports, an HDMI hookup, power hookup and a cartridge slot. That's about all there is to it. The controllers are OK, 2.4 GHz wireless instead of the old IR "line of sight" controllers AtGames used to do, so I've experienced no issues with them not working. Also, you can use wired controllers with it. The controllers are a bit on the small size, about the size of the 6 button controller from the Genesis 3. The main negatives (for me) are the fact that the battery cover on them is screwed on, assuring that quick battery changes won't be so quick, and there's an annoying blue LED that flashes whenever you push anything on the controller. That gets aggravating in your peripheral vision. The unit also takes longer than a regular Genesis to boot up because it's running modified Android, and loading a cartridge takes an additional few seconds. Game play is actually pretty smooth on this. I play with my TV on GAME settings, which some people probably aren't doing. This turns off all HDTV "enhancement" filters, allowing for smoother game play. Is it perfect? No, but it's good. I haven't noticed any slowdowns, and I've played a good portion of the 66 official games on this. (I won't be playing any of the 19 shovelware titles) I've also done considerable cartridge testing and the only issue I've noticed is a slight popping sound in the audio on one game (Captain America and the Avengers.) I know it's not my cartridge, because I play that game regularly. The real value of this console comes in the bundled games. The Raspberry Pi crowd won't be impressed, but some of these games are quite up there in price, most notably Shining Force, Shining Force II and Golden Axe III. Those three games alone will cover the cost of the console. In fact, Golden Axe III was produced in tiny numbers and is pretty rare, so even reproduction carts are over $30. Anyway, if you add up all of the games and source them on the web, then you've got at least a couple hundred dollars' worth in games, possibly even more. I personally only already owned 4 of the games on carts, so it's a great deal for me. Plus, it comes with several Master System and Game Gear games, which would require additional hardware to run their carts. As I said, the number of actual Sega games is 66, the largest number on an AtGames Genesis console. That leaves only 19 "bonus" games to pad the number to 85 games. Another nice feature is save states, even on cartridges. It seems each game gets a generous 10 save slots. I've tested it with cartridges and it works great. In fact, when you go to load the cart, you get the option up front to continue your save or start from the beginning. Even if you start from the beginning,the save state stays where it is. So, all in all, this is a good console. I wouldn't recommend it for hardcore gamers or purists, most of them will be playing on original hardware and CRT TVs anyway. This is more for people like me, people who were alive during the Genesis era and remember how great it was and just want to play some games. Some of us still have cartridges and no Genesis, and we want to game on a HDTV. We aren't worried about absolute perfection, though I haven't found many flaws in this console. It's also good for people starting out with the Genesis who want a console that works great on a HDTV and that comes with a great collection of games built in. ### ⭐ **Unsealed and Defective?!? *by A***Y on April 10, 2018* **BUYER BEWARE**... The package wasn’t sealed to ensure that the product was new. The twist ties were in the bottom box, not wrapping the cords as they should be if this were a new product. The unit performed very poorly in all games, more precisely there was a time delay when pressing buttons on the controller. Every time a button was pressed on the controller, the console took about 2 seconds to register the command. It made gameplay VERY frustrating... My only conclusion is that the seller knew this was a defective unit and was trying to pass it off as a “new” product. The seller must have been hoping that they could offload this defective product and a buyer wouldn’t return the item. Nice try seller! Now the world knows how shady you are. ### ⭐⭐⭐ Nothing like Classic Sega Genesis! Cheap plastic build system and controllers but finctions on most games besides fighters. *by C***T on May 4, 2018* Build material: Cheap lightweight plastic. Controllers: Semi functional but suck for Mortal Kombat. Cheap plastic and have latency. System: Is nothing like the original Sega Genesis, has frame Drops on the fighting games like: Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat 2 and Mortal Kombat 3. If you are not getting it for the Mortal Kombats then I guess it works fine. I got it for the MK1,MK2 and MK3 as well as Shinobi and Sonics. It does not play Mortal Kombats 1, 2 or 3 well, not sure if its the shitty controllers, Frame Drops caused by system that is an emulator and not a traditional system, or if its caused by Latency from the system? For example combos drop all the time and inputs don't always go through when playing MK3. I gave it 3 stars because its functional with most games but wanted to be clear so others know its nothing like the Original Sega Genesis. Pros: - has alot of old games, 45 Sega games and the rest are from something else. - HDMI and works on HDTVs. - has two 2.4hz Wireless Controllers. - Has 45 Original Sega Genesis Games built in its emulator. Including Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat 2, Mortal Kombat 3, Virtua Fighter, Sonics, Shinobi III, Vector man 1/2. Con's: - System/Controllers are Made from poor 3rd world Chinese plastic and that's being generous. - System has Frame Rate Drops when playing Fighting games like Mortal Kombat-MK3(Hard to do combos). - Controllers have lag on Mortal Kombats 3. - Controllers are made out of a very cheap Plastic. - System won't play all Sega Cartridges! 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