THE 1000 COLLECTION

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Sega

Accessory · 1993

Sega Activator

The Activator was released in 1993 by Sega in America and is an all-body octogonal control unit for the Sega Mega Drive. The controller consists of eight …

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Accessory · 1985

Sega Baiku Handoru

The motorcycle controller (BH-400) from 1985 was released only in Japan. It is built for the systems Sega SC-3000, SG-1000, SG1000II, Sega Mark III and …

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Accessory · 1985

Sega Card Catcher

The Sega consoles Mark III and Master System (both the third generation of game consoles) were able to receive games either as a module or on Sega Card or Sega …

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Accessory · 1987

Sega Control Stick (3060)

The Control Stick (3060) is a joystick for the Sega Master System. Its joystick sits on the right, the two buttons are left.

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Accessory · 2001

Sega Dreamcast Karaoke

With the Dreamcast Karaoke accessory, the Sega Dreamcast console can be upgraded to a Karaoke station. Only the Japanese market is addressed, which is why the …

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Accessory · 2000

Sega Dreamcast Planet Ring Microphone

Planet Ring is a collection of four games for the Dreamcast console. The player had to keep a constant Internet connection and could enjoy up to 32 other …

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Electronic toy · 1989

Sega Family Driver

Sega's Family Driver is a special console: it's a kind of racing game in which the events on the screen are not influenced, nor can you speak of a real video …

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Handheld · 1991

Sega Game Gear

The Game Gear is a portable game console from Sega and was positioned directly against the Nintendo Game Boy (Classic). However, he could hardly gain market …

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Console · 1993

Sega Kids Computer Pico

While Sega continues to devote herself to the classic home consoles, the first console for learning appears in parallel. The Sega Pico (called Pico Kids …

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Console · 1985

Sega Mark III

The Mark III is the final version of the SG-1000. Sega improves the hardware to make the console stronger than the market leader, Nintendo's Famicom.

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Console · 1986

Sega Master System

The Master System is the version of the Sega Mark III produced for the West. The exterior, like Nintendo's NES, has been changed for the western market, but …

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Console · 1990

Sega Master System II

Sega is disappointed with the performance of the master system on the American market. When the Mega Drive was introduced in the USA in 1990, it was decided to …

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Console · 1988

Sega Mega Drive

At the time of its release, the Mega Drive/Genesis is technically clearly superior to Famicom, yet the superiority of Nintendo prevents Sega from gaining …

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Console · 1994

Sega Saturn

Sega Saturn is overshadowed by management decisions that are responsible for Sega's withdrawal from the hardware industry a few years later.

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Console · 1984

Sega SG-1000 II

The SG-1000 is the first Sega released game console to appear on the same day as Nintendo's Famicom. The system is flopping, which gives Sega managing director …

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Accessory · 1993

Sega Tap/Team Player/Multiplayer

In 1993 Sega launched a 4-port distributor called "Sega Tap" (Japan), "Team Player" (Europe) and "Multiplayer" (USA) to allow several players to play on Sega …

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Sega Telecon Pack

The Telecon Pack connects the Sega Mark III wirelessly to the TV by broadcasting a television signal. The Sega accessory only appears in Japan and only works …

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Accessory · 1994

Sega Virtua Stick for Sega Saturn

Virtua Fighter is an early fighting game developed by Sega’s AM2 studio. It appeared on Sega Model 1 arcade hardware in 1993 and was ported to the Sega Saturn …

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