U.S Advertisement for the JVC X'EYE. The X'EYE, a.k.a the "JVC WonderMega" in Japan, is a 16-bit combination-media format console that JVC marketed during the early 1990's that contains the licensed chipset technology of the SEGA Genesis/MegaDrive and SEGA/Mega CD into one compact unit, capable of supporting SEGA's 16-bit Genesis/MegaDrive ROM cartridges and SEGA/Mega CD CD-ROM media formats in tandem. A hybrid-hardware ancestor to SEGA's own SEGA CDX that would be produced a few years later(Coincidentally close to the same period as NEC's own "TurboDuo"-TG16/TGCD combination-media hardware endeavor as well), the JVC X'EYE performed substantially better in the Japanese videogame market, than it did in the U.S market, as 'cross-hardware' licensing of videogame tech was a practice that was more common and accepted in Japan than in the U.S during the 16&32-bit videogame eras. JVC Wondertainment's own software effort, "WonderDog"(SEGA/Mega CD format), was the primary title that ... (0:30)
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