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The Retro Gen Plays Genesis Games

Innex's officially licensed Retro Gen handheld plays Genesis ROMs and cartridges

A little retro gaming news emerged late last night which saw Innex's officially licensed Retro Gen handheld go on pre-order standby in the States. The Retro Gen costs $50 and will be able to play all Sega Genesis cartridges and even licensed ROMs via an SD card.
Bearing a similar resemblance to the old Sega Nomad handheld machine, the Retro Gen has a built-in rechargeable battery and AV output so it can be linked up to an external display. GameSetWatch notes that pre-orders are now running over on Videogame Central. Unlike the original Nomad, the Retro Gen includes a build-int rechargable battery via USB and a TV out function [Update: As JP notes in the comments, the original Nomad had TV out as well]. You can also play licensed games that have been downloaded and saved to an SD card using a special development cart, which is also compatible with the company's Sega Genesis clone, Firebox.One drawback of Innex's portable, though, is that it doesn't allow a second player to plug in a controller, a feature that Sega Nomad owners enjoyed.