Hi! I bought a Nomad when it was still in stores (I was in the Navy and wanted a way to play my Genesis games no matter where I was at). The Nomad was not a separate failed system, it was a handheld Genesis! It came with the cartridge port, an extra controller port, and even a port to connect it to a television! It was a great little system for the time, and the only way for years to play Genesis games on the road. Please correct your article. Whether or not The Ooze was intended to be packed in with the Nomad (for the record, no game actually came packed in with it), it still would have been playable on the Genesis, as there were no differences between the 2. It would make zero sense, even had it been possible, to make a game playable on Nomad and not on Genesis, since the whole point of the Nomad was to play all your Genesis games on the go!

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I'm confused to which article is being referred to. The Ooze page clearly states that it's a game for the Genesis and there's no mention at all about the Nomad in it.

I see on the Ooze article where the person said it was originally a launch game for the Nomad, but came out on the Genesis. However, that doesn't mean the person was saying the Nomad was a separate system and not a handheld Genesis. Kind of jumped the gun there.