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My pleasure.  I'll test release client 1 on hardware today.  Loving the dedication to the project!

Thanks. I've just bought myself a Genesis! :) (won't be here for a while though)

Awesome.  I think you'll enjoy the sound difference between real hardware and emulators.  There is a sound bleed or "roll-off" that makes the HW experience pretty unique.  Genesis models 1 and 2 have distinct sound profiles from one another.

I made some commercial Genesis games in the 90s, I do seem to remember the sound being different! (but I've not seen a real Genesis in the flesh since then)

Oh, I should have assumed you worked on original hw.  Feeling silly now.  Any games I might have heard of?

First release was Arch Rivals (sorry, I have excuses! ;) ) - a few unreleased games, like Wacky Races, Dragons's Lair, and also part of Waterworld

A few months ago I was diving into unreleased prototypes and I played a bit of both games.  On Waterworld, someone released a rom hack: https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/6644/.  Wacky Races and I go WAY back, and I believe that you captured the look and feel of the cartoon.  The music is awesome too.  It seemed so close to finished, and way better than most cart racers.  How close was it to it's final form?

it was pretty close to completion. Probably one or two bugs to iron out (needed some playtesting) and localisation. We were playing a LOT of Mario Kart at the time, so I tried to capture some of that, though the lower frame rate didn't help. 

I did the underwater section on Waterworld.. quite an interesting project that. I think there were four programmers, one on each different section, all working independently. Such a rush job :)

Sorry, just noticed your reply (18 days later... facepalm).  I'm excited to try Wacky Races again this afternoon.  Especially since it was almost complete.  Waterworld sounds like something I would explore with cheats... just to see the tech.  :)