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Polymega
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<p>Polymega is a <a href="/facts/Home_video_game_console/zP1RTC84">home video game console</a> developed by American company Playmaji, Inc. It is a <a href="/facts/Retro_gaming/HJCx4v04">retro gaming</a> console offering <a href="/facts/Backwards_compatibility/FbHFBu5y">backwards compatibility</a> with several CD-based and cartridge-based platforms: <a href="/facts/PlayStation_(console)/z1vlbrvo">PlayStation</a>, <a href="/facts/TurboGrafx-CD/MBWz7xPU">TurboGrafx-CD</a>, <a href="/facts/Neo_Geo_CD/QN2dQSrR">Neo Geo CD</a>, <a href="/facts/Sega_CD/dM4RPA8g">Sega CD</a>, <a href="/facts/Sega_Saturn/x9fhrGgk">Sega Saturn</a>, <a href="/facts/Nintendo_Entertainment_System/YD59GCQQ">Nintendo Entertainment System</a> (NES), <a href="/facts/Sega_Genesis/7GuPYDhM">Sega Genesis</a>, <a href="/facts/Sega_32X/vyVcWIJA">Sega 32X</a>, <a href="/facts/Super_Nintendo_Entertainment_System/uRT5Sa6s">Super Nintendo Entertainment System</a> (SNES), and <a href="/facts/Nintendo_64/p1rI4VQ2">Nintendo 64</a>. It includes a built-in CD drive, while separate add-ons known as Element Modules provide support for cartridge-based games. </p><p>It was announced as the RetroBlox in 2017 and faced numerous delays before being released in September 2021. </p>