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As far as video game systems go I've mostly reviewed mainstream Nintendo ones, those being the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo 64 in 2022 and the GameCube in 2023. That's because I've mostly had Nintendo systems, however I have owned other non Nintendo and non mainstream video game systems. In fact one of them is the subject of our current review, so we might as well get started. The Sega Genesis Ultimate Portable Gameplayer is a 2017 emulation system created by the company AtGames. It plays pre-programmed Sega Genesis game, also known as the Mega Drive, which was originally released by the Sega company in 1988 which lasted until Sega discontinued it in 1997. The AtGames device has a total of 85 built in games according to the box it came in, and you can also use an SD card to program new games into the device if you so choose (I never did because I don't personally know how to do that kind of stuff). I can't really find a page on this device specifically, I did find it on Google