Nope I am afraid not  :-[

bummer, ok so I wanted to ask this; and I apologise if its not a subject your meant to discuss, I have rom images for the Kega Fusion 364 emulator that does mega cd/32x and all other 8/16bit consoles by Sega, and it appears as though all the sega cd roms are image files.

Turns out there is a way you can burn them to work on your actual mega cd, and I was wondering if the Mega CD would need to be modded to read these burnt discs or would it read them ok and also would these discs be effected by region?

lol, ok what does that mean? have I been a naughty boy? I figured as we are actively talking about long dead consoles/hardware I didn't think that it would be a controversial topic... is you sayin I is a filthy pirate? lol

Mega CD will not play burned CD's unless its been modded.

Also we don't discuss such things here as its highly illegal 

riiiiight. ok well at least I've got that cleared up, just thought I'd ask, not sure what's illegal about it when its a nearly 20 year old console that's no longer in production. I could understand if I were asking about pirating on a current gen... anyway nevermind! I shant mention it again I just wondered if it was possible as I have the Emulator program

riiiiight. ok well at least I've got that cleared up, just thought I'd ask, not sure what's illegal about it when its a nearly 20 year old console that's no longer in production. I could understand if I were asking about pirating on a current gen... anyway nevermind! I shant mention it again I just wondered if it was possible as I have the Emulator program

Companies are very protective of their copyrights and if somebody happens to this being discussed openly on a forum then we could face legal action and get shut down. Only recently a SNES forum was shut down by Nintendo for just this.

furry muff, my apologies 

It's ok bud. Its a very fine line even in the world of emulators.

no worries

So has anyone tried Terminator on the Sega CD? It looks like a souped up genesis platformer with nice visuals and music, and I've heard good things. Work £17 would anyone say?

no worries

So has anyone tried Terminator on the Sega CD? It looks like a souped up genesis platformer with nice visuals and music, and I've heard good things. Work £17 would anyone say?

I have it and think its very good, its basically the same game as the cart version but with a ton more levels and a brilliant soundtrack. Thats a good price too as it rarely goes for less than £20, I was lucky to get mine from somebody on another forum for about £10.

Datel Electronics produced a cartridge add on for the mega CD called the Pro CDX which apparently lets you play import Mega CD games on the European units. They are fairly sought after and now sell for around £50-£75 on ebay but i'm not sure if it will allow for the screen resolution change from NTSC to Pal.

Datel Electronics produced a cartridge add on for the mega CD called the Pro CDX which apparently lets you play import Mega CD games on the European units. They are fairly sought after and now sell for around £50-£75 on ebay but i'm not sure if it will allow for the screen resolution change from NTSC to Pal.

Nearly all TV's auto detect that.

All except for the one in my games room. lol  My old 21" CRT was still working perfectly when I got my LCD tv. So I thought after years of heavy use I would put it out to grass in the retro games room. 19 years old and still running perfectly