I recently acquired this broken Sega Game Gear. It would display a black screen when powered on. So as I’ve done many times before, I recapped it, hoping that would fix the issue, as with about 99% of cases, it does. However after replacing all of the caps and powering on, it turns out that this has a broken screen. So I will need to replace the screen somewhere down the line.

The broken game gear came with a few other things, a game and 2 accessories

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Devilish – Sega Game Gear (1991)

Devilish is an action video game that was released for the Sega Game Gear in 1991. It is a Breakout clone, where the player controls two paddles to bounce a ball and destroy enemies and obstacles. The game has a fantasy theme and a plot involving a prince and princess who were turned into stone paddles by a demon. The game has six levels, each with a boss at the end. The game also has a time trial mode and three difficulty levels1. Devilish is considered to be a challenging and unique game, with some critics praising its graphics and music.

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Master Gear Converter

The Master Gear Converter is a device that allows Sega Master System games to be played on the Sega Game Gear, a portable console. It plugs into the Game Gear’s cartridge slot and accepts Master System cartridges. The Game Gear has the same hardware as the Master System, but with a smaller screen resolution and a different color palette. The Master Gear Converter adjusts the video output to fit the Game Gear’s screen, but does not enhance the graphics or sound.

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Sega Wide Gear

The Sega Wide Gear is a screen magnifier accessory for the Sega Game Gear, a portable console. It attaches to the front of the Game Gear and enlarges the image by 50%. It also blocks out external light and reduces glare. The Sega Wide Gear was released in 1991 and was compatible with all Game Gear games.