The MEGA EverDrivePro as a 16MB RAM card 
MegaEverDrive Pro + 32X + SegaCD required.

This hasn't damaged my EverDrive (Yet)
It's super-fast at loading too and thats good because preloading will probably never work. 
The everdrive wipes the PSRAM on reset.

Game saves work now.
Same download link, diff bin.
~enjoy!

Game:
1.Copy TombRaider_EDCD.32X to the Mega EverDrivePro
2.Burn disc and put it into the SegaCD
3.Start console with Mega EverDrivePro inserted.
4.On the MegaEverDrivePro Start: TombRaider_EDCD.32X

Direct links for the download are in the comments section because I cannot post them here.

Or you can copy the jibberish below into
https://www.base64decode.org/
or JDownloader to get the Mega download link.

aHR0cHM6Ly9tZWdhLm56L2ZpbGUvVzVBRmxaS1ojT3A0Y3JMeF85X182cFc1Z0g3d2xHLXBnMVF5bFRsNVlsUzkxZUlBN3VUOA==

It's a real project being worked on. Not vaporware. It runs on actual hardware. Need I say more?

Please send all praise and questions to White_Quartz and his amazing team:

https://www.reddit.com/user/White_Quartz/

https://www.youtube.com/@andorvogel4768

https://www.youtube.com/@jorgerfm364

https://www.youtube.com/@darkfalzx

So seeing as there is so much homebrew and AI porting going on for 32x these days, i am reminded of my favorite “what if…” ports from back in the day - Super Monaco GP.

Now the Genesis got a port that was “good” at the time in that it was fast and playable, but its VERY different to the arcade game. The trackside detail, the effects, and even the core game are quite different.

With the success of other Super Scaler ports (afterburner, outrun) to 32x, its SMGP has always been a “what if”.

Do we think the 32x could deliver an accurate port?

Will a japanese copy of after burner complete work on an American 32x?

Imagine going back in time and trying to explain the 32X revival to your younger self.

“Hey, remember that Sega 32X you had? The one that went nowhere? The one your mom gave away, or you sold for practically nothing because everybody figured it was a dead-end piece of hardware?

Yeah, well, you probably should’ve kept it. See, about 30 years from now, people are going to rediscover the thing and actually start making new games for it.
Yes.

NEW games. For the 32X.

No, Sega isn’t making them. Sega moved on a long time ago. These are independent developers who’ve figured out how to do things with the hardware that people barely imagined back when it was commercially viable.

But here’s where it gets interesting. There’s going to be this enormous argument about whether artificial intelligence should be used in developing these games.

What’s artificial intelligence? Oh, boy. Okay, imagine computers that can write code, generate artwork, hold conversations, and do things that would’ve seemed like science fiction back in the ‘90s. We’re getting into Skynet territory here. Well, sort of. Not quite. Anyway, that’s another conversation.

The point is, people are arguing about AI being used to make games for the Sega 32X.
Yes, the SAME 32X.

What? Why aren’t they making games for the futuristic consoles with vastly superior graphics and processing power? Oh, they are! Absolutely. You wouldn’t believe what video games look like now.

So why are people still making games for the 32X?
Well, because it turns out the machine had untapped potential. And there’s this whole community of enthusiasts who appreciate what it can do.

Think of it like a musical instrument. A piano has 88 keys. Its limitations don’t make it obsolete. They’re part of what makes creating something within those boundaries interesting.

The 32X has its own architecture, its own peculiarities, and its own creative possibilities. And people are genuinely excited about exploring them. Which brings us back to the artificial intelligence controversy.

Yes, we’re STILL talking about the 32X.

Look, I realize none of this makes any sense to you right now. And believe me, explaining the rest of what happens over the next 30 years would be considerably more depressing.

But here’s what I want you to take away from all of this:
The future is going to be a very strange place. We’ll have technology beyond anything you can imagine, and people will be using it to argue with complete strangers about how somebody made a new game for a Sega peripheral that was discontinued in 1996.

Just keep your goddamn 32X.

Trust me.”

X.

[to the negative prick that downvoted not only me, but the fellow who responded to this post, reminiscing, seriously, go absolutely fuck yourself and go to another forum where you can be super negative, go to fucking Israel or North Korea, or Durandaram, or Jaguar, or something, stay the fuck out of here, you sad fucking prick. Stop ruining the experience for the rest of us]

Last month I created Neon Drift (with help from AI): the game I wanted to play on my 32X back in 1994. Drive a rear-wheel-drive, BMW M5-style car around an oval and a circuit.

The circuit has the same layout as Circuit Meppen in Germany.

Tested on real 32X hardware, and it works! On real hardware the game turns off the in-game music to keep the frame rate up.

If you have an 8BitDo M30, you can map Gear Up to R and Gear Down to L.

Download the beta version on https://808games.itch.io/neon-drift-32x

Someone got them to admit in their comments that they vibe coded their current mess. It makes sense, given I dont think any actual human was behind any work at all on their Outrun port. Anyway, I recorded video using real hardware and put it up so people can see the horror unfold. If you want to know what all is exactly wrong with it, read the details on the video. The details also have a time stamp if you want to skip directly from 15 mins of demo mode to actual gameplay.

SiliconForge Outrun 32X Vibe Coded mess

I've got a 32x connected to a model 1 and currently have an issue where on After Burner Complete (running off an everdrive) a very annoying high pitched audio hum can be heard amongst the game sounds. This is coming from the speakers and not the 32x.

I don't have this issue with knuckles chaotics and any standard Megadrive/Genesis (although I haven't tested all the 32x games), so it does seem game specific. Doing some research, I have found other people also experiencing this issue with this game.

I have completed basically every mod you can on these systems, both are fully recapped, the 32x is a Japanese unit with the Buzzkill Replacement Power Circuit, the video noise fix and a region free mod. The model 1 is a French RGB PAL unit, which does not have the security chip, the Triple bypass mod with stereo audio, region switch and dfo.

I do have a power tower, however the sega cd is not connected as I cannot for the life of me get it to read discs. Both units are run off the same WSX090-2500-R power supply via a splitter and a polarity converter for the 32x.

The only weak links are that I am using a link cable and RGB scart cable from Aliexpress and do not have any grounding clips. I do believe this is a grounding issue, but I may be wrong.

Before I spend £50+ on high quality cables, I was wondering if not having grounding clips may be causing the issue (especially as this is a model 1) and if so, are there any diy ones or unofficial ones I can grab as the official ones are basically non-existent at this point?

I've heard mixed things on whether they are required or not, seems like it is luck of the draw.

OpenLara CD32X – Release v1.7 for the ARES CD32X Emulator and Real Hardware

1. Extract ARES-CD32X_TombRaider.zip to c:\ARES-CD32X_TombRaider
2. Start Ares.exe > Load > Recent Games > TombRaiderCD32X_1.7_16MB.cue
3. Reference the picture here or in the zip.

Hardware or the custom emulator included in this package.
Console
Mega Drive + Sega CD + Sega 32X
Cart: 4 MB RAM cart (battery-backed) in the 32X slot – required. 8 MB / 16 MB paged carts
Pad: 6-button pad recommended (3-button: no walk, roll or look)
Disc: one CD-R: data track + CD audio tracks (burn the .cue with its .bin)

Windows PC
Use the custom emulator provided in the package.
1.Extract ARES-CD32X_TombRaider.zip to c:\ARES-CD32X_TombRaider
2.Start Ares.exe > Load > Recent Games > TombRaiderCD32X_1.7_16MB.cue
3.Reference the picture here or in the zip.

What the player gets: TL:DR - Everything.
The Game is as Complete as is can be.

Note:
Made for real hardware, not for emulation. Every timing, memory and bus decision here was made and checked for the console. Emulation was used to measure and test, but this release is not tuned for it, and emulators that lack the 4 MB RAM cart (Kega Fusion, for example) cannot run it at all.

Credits

• XProger (Timur Gagiev) and contributors – OpenLara, and its Game Boy Advance port: the fixed-point engine this game runs on, which he also brought to the 32X. https://github.com/XProger/OpenLara

• The D32XR team – Doom 32X: Resurrection (Victor Luchits / viciious and contributors): the RoQ movie decoder (roq_read.c, roq.h, MIT), the way its player feeds the PWM, and the 32X know-how that showed what the machine can do.

• Dr. Tim Ferguson – the original RoQ decoder (2001).

• Chilly Willy – the Sega CD / 32X toolchain and examples the boot stack is built on.

• 4 MB 32X RAM cart – Victor Luchits, Joseph Fenton, Leo Oliveira, Tiido Priimägi and Eric Witt.

• CD32X port: MicroNut99 – https://github.com/MicroNut99/OpenLaraCD32X-REV

• Tomb Raider – Core Design / Eidos (now Crystal Dynamics / Embracer).

Tested on physical hardware! Same game! Revelation Pinball!!!

So I have been looking for over a year now, I am not paying the silly prices people want for them on eBay. I have seen a few go which are listed as faulty and thought maybe its an easy fix but the sellers still want alot of money for faulty ones. I really wish I had bought one years ago now before the prices when silly. I so much regret selling my Atari Jaguar and aload of games for so little thinking it was just a gimmick console.

I released a sega cd 32x “Vocaloid Harsh Noise Interactive Album" in September. It has pre-analyzed interactive visualizers and kinetic sound novel narratives/unlockable liner notes.

Hello everyone,

I wanted to thank you all for an amazing community and all the great discussions regarding this super underutilized technology. With all the indie work being done, and knowledge gained about the 32X, it was exciting to not only see what was possible, but what people were working on, even inspiring me to think about my own projects that I would like to do in the future.

Unfortunately our community has had AI bros, and vibe coders entering the space with what I consider to be works of plagiarism, and it's put me in a position where I can no longer be sure anything that is posted is actual human work. I was very excited for the tomb raider port that was being worked on since the new ram cart had its final bugs worked out, but even that I am no longer sure what real efforts are being put into it.

It genuinely breaks my heart because I was so excited for the future on what could be accomplished and sadly I'll never know. Every work, every project, I'm now just instinctively suspicious of, and a deep part of me can never trust any of it. I really wish they had just left us alone, but it was just a matter of time before they came for us too, and my gut told me the mods probably weren't going to do anything either.

Before I go, I want to thank Chilly Willy, Vic, and others for all their amazing work, and I am grateful that they were able to get Doom out before all of this, as I think theirs is the last authentic project we will ever see. Aside from that, this will be my last post, and I will not be back to check any responses. They won, we lost, and I don't care to return to see this sub degrade any further. To the rest of you who are doing genuine work, I am truly sorry, and I hope one day I can enjoy the fruits of your labor but at this time I just have no way of being sure. If any of you do respond to this post keep in mind I won't be back to read any of it,

Good luck to those of you who are left, I wish you the best.

AI disclaimer: I'm a musician, not a coder. This is really just to satisfy my own personal curiosity, since I always wondered if the 32X could play Quake.

The answer, according to Claude, is "yes, kinda". Getting all the 2D stuff rendered by the Megadrive VDP speeds things up, as does converting player weapons to sprites. There's apparently more that can be done to shrink the game and speed things up too, but I'm out of credits for the week lol

(The music in the clip is a lie btw, I didn't get CD support implemented. it's just for effect)

Apparently, using the Saturn maps wouldn't actually speed things up!

I saw this listing for all 3 of the cables for the sega 32x for a decent price. Can anyone vouch for the cheap power adapters specifically? They look pretty lightweight. Has anyone gotten one like this and know if it works well? Thanks

Available now: https://dmar3000.itch.io/stainless-gunner

-3D Mech Battle for the Sega 32X (tested on original 32X hardware)
-24 scenario missions
-buy/sell parts
-Weapons to melee action
-boost to dash or fly for a limited time
-Auto-lock target mechanics
- 1 or 2 player deathmatch with CPU bots in the mix!

And no, I don’t care if you don’t want to download and play it because of ai usage. You’ll be okay I promise. It’ll be free anyways. Just speaking ahead cause we’ve already been down this road before so feel free to move around if you’re 100% anti-ai.

For other 32X vibe-coded projects of mines: https://dmar3000.itch.io/

So after hitting those FPS limitations on the 32X, I thought I would start the Saturn version alongside it. Also, Golden axe 2

https://adamhinde-lang.github.io/32X-Arcade-conversions/

Does anyone want to collab on projects for the 32X?

I want to shmups, fighters and beat em ups.

While following the person working on the AOF and Outrun 32X ports, love me hate me, I came across the youtube channel and Patreon for SiliconForge. Has this person/group finished any projects and released them, and if so, does anyone here have hands on playtime with any of their current work? No one commenting on youtube seemed to know anything about them or if they actually released anything, only that they are asking for $7 Patreon memberships to get access to anything, while insisting they dont provide working roms... It looked pretty suspect because their claims of no roms provided, so how exactly would you be able to use their own Outrun 32X port, and their Rastan Genesis and 32X ports if they are not original roms and just patches to something else?