Just Bought A Game Gear! What Are Some Games Or Accessories?

Here are some cool games(just wish for luck on the random price generating god to be on your side):
Sonic Chaos
Sonic Triple Trouble
Magical Puzzle Popils
Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
Puyo Puyo Tsuu
Ristar
Super Space Invaders

lol yeah I saw that. Actually a pretty cool idea, but from what I've heard people have had mixed experiences. I'd still love to get it to see if it still does anything, & since its still a pretty cool looking.

I would recommend getting one of those weird custom analog TV transmitters to air stuff on to it.

Interesting, Cool Spot is also pretty solid, played that one on GG over at neighbors house many years ago.

I helped a guy test his TV tuner in 2019. He found it in a thrift store and I was the only person he knew who had a Game Gear.

My attempt to use a DTV converter with it failed. I remembered a Kipkay video where he stuck a bare wire the same gauge as coax in the tuner's output port then wrapped it around the portable TV's antennae, and then tuned the TV to the channel the box was outputting on, but I couldn't repeat his results for whatever reason. If I ever get my own Game Gear tuner, I'll take another crack at it.

We actually did get some sort of signal without the converter, though.  It wasn't much (no picture, and I don't think we even got any audio), but we were definitely picking up a flicker on some channels. My guess is that it was something coming up from Mexico.  This was in Yuma, Arizona (you can chuck a rock across some of the canals and it'll land in Mexico, not a joke), and while Mexico had more or less completed its digital TV transition by that point (in 2015), there might have still been a few small stations running analog way out in the desert. Apparently the FCC has redesignated the former analog TV band for radio use and whatnot, so it might have been that as well, but (if that's the case) it wouldn't really explain why I was only getting something on a few of the channels.

Maybe zoop