Double Dragon & After Burner on the Sega Master System w/HD Retrovision Component Video Cables!

One of my favorite arcade games of ALL time is Double Dragon. While I have it for the Nintendo Entertainment System most agree that the Sega Master System version is the superior version. Well, we're going to find out.

I was very lucky to get a great deal on a Sega Master System recently at the MoGameCon. If you want to see where and how I scored my Master System, check out https://youtu.be/S7WHv-ucsHY to see everything we scored!

I have my Master System connected using HD Retrovision Cables, through my OSSC at 5x Line doubling for those interested.

Enter for a chance to WIN a Nintendo NES Classic Edition! Visit https://youtu.be/f51l2Mebhkw for all the details!

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