A huge gamer, and modder, who goes under the name of "Bacteria" has been the creator or the "Swiss army knife" of gaming, the
Project Unity.
It took him over 3,500 hours of work to get it all together, by adding 15 classic gaming consoles into one single box and allowing users to play games from 18 different systems, including:
- Armstrad GX1000
- Atari 7800
- Atari 2600
- Colecovision
- Intellivision
- NEC TurboGrafx X
- NeoGeo MVS
- NES
- Super Nintendo
- Nintendo Gamecube
- Nintendo 64
- Sega Dreamcast
- Sega MegaDrive (Genesis)
- Sega Master System
- Sony PlayStation
- Sony PlayStation 2
To this list, one can add the GameBoy Advance, as Nintengo Gamecube can play emulated games from this hand-held console.
The Project Unity is valued at about $1,075, and provides a single "master controller", one SCART output, one power supply and one custom made switch unit. The unfortunate side of this is that Bacteria, the creator of Project Unity, isn't even considering to sell this, getting us all jealous of this super console.
