Before anyone brings up weed, 95% of the time that just makes things worse for me.

Amok had an MS-DOS port as well, and I recall being able to play it on a 66MHz 486 DX2 many years ago. 😉

I see you're a fellow electric kettle user too!

The SprintPad should've put B at the bottom, that way you could easily alternate between A and B like the B and Y buttons on a SNES controller.

Idk what they were thinking with putting the X button at the bottom on the SprintPad. Most Genesis games don't use the XYZ buttons, and for the ones that do, you're not expected to alternate between X and A. It makes no sense from an ergonomics standpoint.

I'd like to see a SNES controller with a Genesis-style disc d-pad that still keeps the SNES button layout. The Honey Bee comes close, but it looks like it'd be hard to use the B and Y buttons at the same time, which a lot of SNES games expect.

Thanks. 😄

How are you emulating this?

Make them fudge-covered mint Oreos and I will commit election fraud for you.