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Thank goodness I have no intention of doing that! I lack the time, resources, and will to take on a project that large. Even if I were to make a game that big, relatively speaking, releasing it on a retro console would not be my first choice. However, this does reinforce the idea that the Sega CD wa...

So, if I understand you correctly, I can create an initial program on a cart which can detect whether there is a CD present or not. If it detects that a CD is present, I could send a call to the sub-cpu in the Sega CD to fetch whatever data I want on the disc (given the constraints of the hardware)....

Thanks Chilly! I was quite surprised to get a response from you of all people. I have been lurking on these boards for awhile now and have learned quite a bit from your posts alone. My initial goal is to recreate an infamously hard platformer using SGDK, of which I feel I am making decent progress. ...

Not sure if this is the right forum, but I have kind of an odd question. Given the simplicity of using SGDK (to which I am forever grateful), outside of rotation and scaling, is there any benefit to creating a game for Sega CD (in ASM) versus creating a bank-switched Genesis game that utilizes Mode ...