On the emulation front, you've got it broadly right, but one thing worth flagging: it does better than "PSX and under" with the right config. I've not run Rocknix so I can't speak to that specifically, but on GammaOS I've had good results with Dreamcast, N64 and PSP. Good, not perfect — a few of the heavier titles still struggle — and 3DO works fairly well too. GC and PS2 are definitely out, so your read there's correct.
The colour question is the fun one. The blue is more of a turquoise than a true blue — it sits on the greener side, so it leans towards teal rather than away from it. Not quite a pure teal, and not bright or loud.
Fingerprints: the Turquoise Blue is the more forgiving of the two. The red/black shows them up a bit more.
Which weevil twin can tell us definitely how to choose the lesser of two weevils?
On the emulation front, you've got it broadly right, but one thing worth flagging: it does better than "PSX and under" with the right config. I've not run Rocknix so I can't speak to that specifically, but on GammaOS I've had good results with Dreamcast, N64 and PSP. Good, not perfect — a few of the heavier titles still struggle — and 3DO works fairly well too. GC and PS2 are definitely out, so your read there's correct.
The colour question is the fun one. The blue is more of a turquoise than a true blue — it sits on the greener side, so it leans towards teal rather than away from it. Not quite a pure teal, and not bright or loud.
Fingerprints: the Turquoise Blue is the more forgiving of the two. The red/black shows them up a bit more.
Be sure to check that your device is compatible before installing.
It is common to use the
bluemsxcore for ColecoVision emulation. As well as MSX, that core can also emulate the Sega SG-1000.Having said that, we use the
fmsxcore for MSX/2 emulation, andgearsystemfor the SG-1000.