Hey there guys, it's ETA Prime back again, and today I'm excited to share with you my experience with this new Mad Catz unit that I picked up. But here's the thing - it's not a brand new unit at all, but rather one that's been out for probably two years now. I managed to pick it up for a pretty sweet deal, and I've been messing around with it non-stop since I got my hands on it.

This Mad Catz Mojo comes equipped with a controller, which is awesome because it means I can actually play games without having to use the mouse cursor anymore. The controller itself has a Tegra 4 processor running at 1.8 gigahertz, along with 2 gigabytes of RAM and USB 3.0 connectivity. It also boasts HDMI video output, which allows me to watch movies in stunning 4k resolution - not just game playback, but actual 4k videos on Netflix and everything like that.

Now that I've got my setup all sorted out, let's get into the good stuff. I've set up my Dreamcast BIOS and loaded a few of my favorite games onto it, including Power Stone, which is one of my all-time favorites. The controller mode switch allows me to seamlessly transition from using the mouse cursor to playing with the controller - it's so smooth! As you can see in the top left corner of the screen, we're currently running at 52 frames per second while playing this game.

I've also had a chance to run a few other emulators on this unit, and I'm happy to report that they all work pretty well. However, there is one notable exception - Power Stone itself. While it does run smoothly, it's not quite possible to get it up to 60 frames per second without sacrificing some performance. Instead, we're limited to 50 frames per second, which still looks incredibly smooth and playable.

One thing I did notice while playing the game was that the frame rate would dip down to around 48 frames per second at times - but even then, I didn't experience any noticeable lag or stuttering. This is a testament to how well this unit can handle demanding games like Power Stone. If there's one thing I'd love to see improved on this unit, it's the ability to run at higher frame rates without sacrificing performance.

As we continue playing through Power Stone, you can see just how smoothly it runs - and I have to say, it still feels incredibly responsive and enjoyable. This game holds up incredibly well even after all these years, and I can see why it was one of my favorite games growing up. The graphics are still vibrant and colorful, and the gameplay is as challenging and addictive as ever.

After we finish playing through Power Stone for the time being, let's head back to the menu screen to take a look at some other features on this unit. As you can see, it looks great - and I have a lot more content planned in terms of games and emulators that I'll be covering over the coming weeks and months.

So what do you guys want to see next? Are there any specific Dreamcast games or emulators that you'd like to see covered on this unit? Let me know in the comments below, or send me a private message if you have any questions or suggestions.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey you what's going on guys it's ETA prime back here again and today I'm gonna run some dreamcast on this new Mad Catz unit that I picked up it's not a new unit at all it's been out for probably two years now I picked it up for cheap I've been messing with it and I love it so this is the Mad Catz mojo comes with a controller it's got a Tegra 4 at 1.8 gigahertz 2 gigabytes of RAM USB 3.0 HDMI video out does 4k video at 30 frames per second for watching video not game playback but video you can watch movies at 4k Netflix 4k and everything like that so I'm gonna go ahead and get right into it now I have set up my Dreamcast BIOS and I've loaded a few Dreamcast games on here I've set up my controller and I'm gonna go ahead and switch my controller to controller mode so I no longer have the mouse cursor it should disappear on me in a second we're gonna go ahead and do Power Stone to one of my favorite games if you look up in the left top hand corner you can see the frames per second alright so I've run a few emulators on this unit and they run pretty good so I have not been able to get this game to work at 60 Hertz so I have to go to 50 so we'll be limited to 50 frames per second super playable I've seen it dip to 48 I believe while playing game while playing Power Stone - and I don't notice any lag it's perfectly fine for me if you guys have any requests on Dreamcast games you want run on this unit let me know I'll see if I can get ahold of one and I'll go ahead and make a video for you guys I was just gonna do Power Stone - this is actually a pretty hefty game to run on your Dreamcast this has a lot of moving I probably should have done four player but it has a lot of moving sprites on-screen and it does really well so as you can see we're at 52 frames per second and we're gonna start now and see what happens I want to get ours down there's two powers now it's over there trying to freeze that B oh my god Power Stone jeez now we used to play this game for hours before Super Smash Brothers and everything and I still love this game I really wish they would make a comeback and make a new one I need another Power Stone needs your stone there it is where do you go there we go my sweet I got power stone a little monster right there well guys I'm gonna go ahead and go back to the menu here so as you can see that runs great I have a lot more videos coming from neo geo to PlayStation n64 Game Boy Color Game Boy Advance game boy das MAME everything in between so I appreciate you guys watching if you have any questions concerns regular comments if you want to see me do something with this unit let me know in the comments or send me a private message and I'll get back as quick as I can so thanks for watchinghey you what's going on guys it's ETA prime back here again and today I'm gonna run some dreamcast on this new Mad Catz unit that I picked up it's not a new unit at all it's been out for probably two years now I picked it up for cheap I've been messing with it and I love it so this is the Mad Catz mojo comes with a controller it's got a Tegra 4 at 1.8 gigahertz 2 gigabytes of RAM USB 3.0 HDMI video out does 4k video at 30 frames per second for watching video not game playback but video you can watch movies at 4k Netflix 4k and everything like that so I'm gonna go ahead and get right into it now I have set up my Dreamcast BIOS and I've loaded a few Dreamcast games on here I've set up my controller and I'm gonna go ahead and switch my controller to controller mode so I no longer have the mouse cursor it should disappear on me in a second we're gonna go ahead and do Power Stone to one of my favorite games if you look up in the left top hand corner you can see the frames per second alright so I've run a few emulators on this unit and they run pretty good so I have not been able to get this game to work at 60 Hertz so I have to go to 50 so we'll be limited to 50 frames per second super playable I've seen it dip to 48 I believe while playing game while playing Power Stone - and I don't notice any lag it's perfectly fine for me if you guys have any requests on Dreamcast games you want run on this unit let me know I'll see if I can get ahold of one and I'll go ahead and make a video for you guys I was just gonna do Power Stone - this is actually a pretty hefty game to run on your Dreamcast this has a lot of moving I probably should have done four player but it has a lot of moving sprites on-screen and it does really well so as you can see we're at 52 frames per second and we're gonna start now and see what happens I want to get ours down there's two powers now it's over there trying to freeze that B oh my god Power Stone jeez now we used to play this game for hours before Super Smash Brothers and everything and I still love this game I really wish they would make a comeback and make a new one I need another Power Stone needs your stone there it is where do you go there we go my sweet I got power stone a little monster right there well guys I'm gonna go ahead and go back to the menu here so as you can see that runs great I have a lot more videos coming from neo geo to PlayStation n64 Game Boy Color Game Boy Advance game boy das MAME everything in between so I appreciate you guys watching if you have any questions concerns regular comments if you want to see me do something with this unit let me know in the comments or send me a private message and I'll get back as quick as I can so thanks for watching\n"