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It's one expensive modular retro console but I dig that you can put any optical disc in and it plays based on the modular unit plugged in. They need to make a jaguar module.
$250 for the base unit and one module, plus $60 per additional module... And it doesn't allow ROM's... This will either be DOA or incredibly niche and discontinued fairly quickly.
I remember following this thing back in the day. I honestly didn't expect it to see the light of day. I am definitely interested as it's hard collecting some of the older hardware, and getting it to work with newer TV's is an issue. This unit with all the extra modules might scratch that itch nicely.
I want one.
My computer does this for free.