Evaluating NES games

Evaluating NES games with a Yes or No if they are worth loading on systems.

A few I tried today.

shuang xiang Pao            NO
sky destroyer
Solomon's Key           YES
Solomon's Key 2         YES
Stinger                 Yes
Trog                    Yes
Uncanny X-men                NO
Trolls in Crazyland     yes
Trolls island           yes
Wheel of Fortune        Yes
Werewolf                     NO
Western KIds
Wild Gunman                  NO, 
Willow                  YES
Willy & Right no Rockboard   NO
Win Loose Draw          Yes
Winter Games                 NO
Wits                    YES
Wazardary  [both]            NO
Wizardry II                  NO
Wizardry III                 NO
Wizards & Warriros      YES
Wizards & Warriors III  YES
WWF Wrestlemania steel  YES
WWF Wrestlemania chal   Yes
Xenophone               YES
Xevious - the avenger   YES
Xevious                 YES
Xexyz                   YES
Xiao Ma Li                   NO
Xing He Zhan Shi             NO - not playable if you can not read Japan
Xing Zhan Qing Yoan          NO - not playable if you can not read Japan
Xybots                  Yes  - but controls are hard to get used to
Yamamura Misa Suspense       NO - not playable if you can not read Japan
Yami no shigotonin Kage YES
Yasuda fire & Marine    Yes
Yie Ar Kunk-Fu          Yes
Ying Lie Qun            Yes
Ying Xiong Yan               No not playable
Yo! Noid                Yes
Yoshi                   Yes
Yoshi no Tamago              no duplicate of the US game
young ind jones         Yes (barely)
YS                      YES
YS III                  YES
Zanac                   Yes
Zelda II - Adv of Link  Yes 
Zelda no Densetsu 1          no Japan version of zelda
Zen Intergalactic Ninja YES
Zhan Guo Si                  No - just a bad Majon
Zhan Guo Si                  No - just a bad Majon
Zhi Li Xiao                  No - not playable 
Zhongguo                     NO - does not load
Zhuang QiU - Ball Story YES

List of supported the Atari Gamestation Pro consoles

People on Facebook and Forums keep asking for a compatibility list for the AGSP, so I made one.
Default Firmware 1.10 and updated 1.20

Game Platform	file extension
Atari 2600	.a26
Atari 5200	.a52
Atari 7800	.a72
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Nintendo Gameboy	.gb
Nintendo Gameboy Advance	.gba
Nintendo Gameboy Color	.gbc
Nintendo NES	.nes
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Sega genesis	.bin
Sega cd	.bin/cue
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TurboGrafx-16	.pce
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Mame/arcade	.zip

Updated Firmware 1.30 adds

Game Platform	file extension
Nintendo Super NES	.sfc
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Sega Master System	.sms

Updated Firmware 1.30c adds

Game Platform	file extension
Atari 400/800	.atr or .com
Atari ST games	zip, .st, .stx, .m3u
Atari Lynx
Atari Jaguar
CBM
PET
C64
Intellivsion
Oddyssey 2
ColecoVision

I have tested Atari 2600, 7800, NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis. I have tried over a hundred ROMs without a failure yet.

The Atari Gamestation pro

The Atari/MyArcade Gamestation pro has become my primary console. So much so, I'm thinking about shelving many of my other game consoles. I'm beginning to see this is an underrated console. The system plays Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Atari 7800, Genesis, NES, SNES, Game Boy, MAME Arcade, as well as several other game systems. With Firmware "1.30c", there are ways of making Odyssey2 and Intellivision games run on the console. Really almost any 8-bit or 16-bit game console. Plus the amount of controllers that people have made run on the console is impressive too. If some could get PS1 and PS2 to run this would be my one console, but I'm not holding my breath as I really don't know the amount of horse power under the hood of this console.

As long as you put the games in the "Games" folder of the root of the micro SD card and use the correct extensions for the BIN/ROM file, the system plays thousands of different games across all these systems.

For example (not a complete list): .a26 for Atari 2600 .a52 for Atari 5200 .a78 for Atari 7800 .gb for Game Boy .gba for Game Boy Advanced .gbc for Game Boy Color .nes for NES .bin for Sega Genesis .gg for Sega Game Gear for updated firmware 1.30 [vendor] .sfc for Super Nintendo .sms for Sega Master System