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System ports. Because of hardware similarities, including the landscape screen orientation, Master System games are easily portable to the handheld. In particular, many Master System ports of Game Gear games were done by Tectoy for the Brazilian market, as the Master System was more popular than the Game Gear in the region.
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with SC-3000/SG-1000 cartridges, and can play Sega Card games without the Card Catcher peripheral. However, educational and programming cartridges for the SC-3000 require the SK-1100 keyboard peripheral, which is compatible with the Mark III but not the Japanese Master System. Mark III-specific games
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as the "Comboy") and becoming the best-selling console in South Korea up until 1993. The Master System was also popular in Australia, where 250,000 units were sold in 1990 alone, and where it was more successful than the NES. 650,000 Master System consoles had been sold in Australia by November 1994.
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computers. As a result of this marketing and of Nintendo's less effective early approaches in Europe, the Master System began to attract European developers. The Master System held a significant part of the video game console market in Europe through the release of Sega's succeeding console, the Mega
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in West Germany, though Ariolasoft initially purchased the distribution rights for the United Kingdom. Because Ariolasoft could not agree to a pricing agreement with Sega, Mastertronic signed a deal in 1987 to take control of UK distribution, and announced the deal at the 1987 Summer CES. The company
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in Europe was 6.25 million units, larger than that of the Mega Drive's 5.73 million that year but less than the NES's 7.26 million. Combined with the Mega Drive, Sega represented the majority of the European console market that year. The Master System II was also successful and helped
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and launched in September 1989. Tectoy, a Brazilian toy company startup focused on electronic toys, reached out to Sega about distributing their products. Despite hesitation given the situation with Tonka in the US, Tectoy was eventually given liberty to manage Sega products in Brazil. Their success
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recognized its importance to the success of the Genesis, stating, "Without this criminally undervalued machine, Sega would not have enjoyed the considerable success it had with the Mega Drive. The Master System allowed Sega to experiment with arcade conversions, original IP and even create a mascot
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had released in 1989. There are similarities between the Game Gear and the Master System hardware, but the games are not directly compatible; Master System games are only playable on Game Gear using the Master Gear Converter accessory. A large part of the Game Gear's game library consists of Master
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chip, an optional feature on the Mark III. With few exceptions, Master System hardware is identical to the hardware in the Mark III. Games for the console are playable on the Sega Genesis using the Power Base Converter accessory, and on the Game Gear using the Master Gear Converter. Compared to the
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Though the SG-1000 had not been released in the United States, Sega hoped that their video game console business would fare better in North America than it had in Japan. To accomplish this, Sega of America was established in 1986 to manage the company's consumer products in North America. Rosen and
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The Sega Mark III was released in Japan in October 1985 at a price of ¥15,000. Though its hardware was more powerful than the Famicom, the Mark III was not successful on launch. Problems arose from Nintendo's licensing practices with third-party developers, whereby Nintendo required that games for
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Hoping to better compete with Nintendo, Sega released another console, the Sega Mark III, in Japan in 1985. The Mark III was a redesigned version of the SG-1000. It was engineered by the same team, including Hideki Sato and Masami Ishikawa, who had worked on the II and later led development of the
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In Europe, where the Master System was the best-selling console up until 1990, the NES caught up with and narrowly overtook the Master System in Western Europe during the early 1990s, though the Master System maintained its lead in several markets such as the United Kingdom, Belgium and Spain. In
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Although the Master System was a success in Europe, and later in Brazil, it failed to ignite significant interest in the Japanese or North American markets, which, by the mid-to-late 1980s, were both dominated by Nintendo. By 1988, Nintendo held 83 percent of the North American video game market.
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The Master System was successful in Europe. By 1990, the Master System was the best-selling console in Europe, though the NES was beginning to have a fast-growing user base in the UK. For the year 1990, Virgin Mastertronic sold 150,000 Master Systems in the United Kingdom, greater than the 60,000
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1992 Buyer's Guide indicated a souring interest in the console. Four reviewers scored it 5, 4, 5, and 5 out of a possible 10 points each, focusing on the better value of the Genesis and lack of quality games for the Master System. In 1993, reviewers scored it 2, 2, 3, and 3 out of 10, noting its
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Sega produced several iterations of the Master System. The Master System II, released in 1990, removed a number of components to reduce cost: the Sega Card slot, reset button, power light, expansion port, and startup music and logo. In most regions, the Master System II's A/V port was omitted,
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remodeled Master System II, designed as a lower-cost version without the Sega Card slot. Sega promoted the new model, but it sold poorly. By early 1992, Master System production had ceased in North America, having sold between 1.5 million and 2 million units, behind both Nintendo and
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in 1989. In the same year, Sega was preparing to release the new Mega Drive, rebranded Genesis, in North America. Displeased with Tonka's handling of the Master System, Sega reacquired the marketing and distribution rights to the Master System for the United States. In 1990, Sega released the
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leaving only RF output available; this was reversed in France, where the local version of the Master System II had only A/V video output available and omitted the RF hardware. In Brazil, Tectoy released several licensed variations; the Master System Super Compact functions wirelessly with an
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With Sega continuing to have difficulty penetrating the home market, Sega's console R&D team, led by Ishikawa and supervised by Sato, began work on a successor to the Master System almost immediately after its launch. Another competitor arose in Japan in 1987 when Japanese computer giant
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Ozi Soft, has been distributing Sega video games since 1988 and also offers computer games. Christina Caddy, the company's public relations manager, said that last year it sold 250,000 units of the Sega Master system , which carried an eight-bit console, at a recommended retail price of $
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video) and displays at a resolution of 256 × 192 pixels and up to 32 colors at one time from a total palette of 64 colors; the Video Display Processor (VDP) graphics chip was designed by Sega for the Mark III. The Master System measures 365 by 170 by 70 millimetres (14.4 in
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Due in part to Nintendo's licensing practices, which stipulated that third-party NES developers could not release games on other platforms, few third-party developers released games for the Master System. According to Sato, Sega was focused on porting its arcade games instead of building
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are actually matched by the graphics of the game", and pushed the "arcade experience" in adverts. Its marketing department was run by only two people, giving Sega a disadvantage in advertising. As one method of promoting the console, at the end of 1987 Sega partnered with astronaut
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Drive. In 1989, Virgin Mastertronic began offering rentals of the Master System console and 20 games. The United Kingdom also hosted a Sega video games national championship, with the winner competing against Japanese and American champions on the British television show
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announced the release of 12 titles by autumn. Mastertronic advertised the Master System as "an arcade in the home" and launched it at £99 (equivalent to £350 in 2023). Advance orders from retailers were high, but Sega proved unable to deliver inventory until
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The Mark III was rereleased as the Master System in Japan in October 1987 for ¥16,800, but still sold poorly. Neither model posed a serious challenge to Nintendo in Japan, and, according to Sato, Sega was only able to attain 10% of the Japanese console market.
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gave Sega the confidence to allow Tectoy to distribute the Master System. By the end of 1990, the installed base in Brazil was about 280,000 units. Tectoy introduced a telephone service with game tips, created a Master System club, and presented the program
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transmitter, and the Master System Girl, molded in bright pink plastic, was targeted at girls. The Master System 3 Collection, released in 2006, contains 120 built-in games. Handheld versions of the Master System were released under several brands, such as
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abandonment by Sega in North America and lack of new releases. By contrast, over 34 million NES units were sold in North America alone, outselling the Master System's life time units globally nearly three times over. According to Bill Pearse of
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and is compatible with three games. Sega also created an expansion for its controller, the Rapid Fire Unit, that allows for auto-fire by holding down one of two buttons. This unit connects between the console and the controller. A
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on December 26, causing many retailers to cancel their orders; Mastertronic and Master Games entered financial crises and Ariolasoft vowed never to work with Sega again. Mastertronic had already sold a minority interest to the
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wrote that Tectoy re-releases of the Master System and Mega Drive combined sold around 150,000 units per year in Brazil. By 2016, Tectoy said they had sold 8 million units of Master System branded systems in Brazil.
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The Master System has had continued success in Brazil, where dedicated "plug and play" consoles emulating the original hardware continue to be sold by Tectoy, including portable versions. These systems include the
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Due to the continued release of new variants in Brazil, the Master System is considered by many video gaming publications to be the longest lived gaming console in video games history, a title it took from the
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and 3D glasses that work with specially designed games. The later Master System II redesign removed the card slot, turning it into a strictly cartridge-only system, and is incompatible with the 3D glasses.
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under the name "Gam*Boy" in April 1989 and then the Master System II was released under the name "Aladdin Boy" in 1992. It sold 720,000 units in South Korea up until 1993, outselling the NES (released by
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In 2005, Sega reached a deal with Chinese company AtGames to release emulated Master System software in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China. Several Master System games were released for download on Nintendo's
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held up to 256 Kbit (32 KB). Cartridges were marketed by their storage size: One Mega (1 Mbit), Two Mega (2 Mbit), and Four Mega (4 Mbit). Cards, cheaper to manufacture than the cartridges, included
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cited the Master System's small and uneven NTSC library as the major problems: "Months could go by between major releases and that made a dud on the Master System feel even more painful."
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graphics chip in the SG-1000, which did not have the power for the kinds of games Sega wanted to make. The Mark III's chip was designed in-house, based around the unit in Sega's System 2
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to start the "Sega Challenge", a traveling program set up in recreational centers where kids were tested on non-verbal skills such as concentration and the ability to learn new skills.
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in 1989. A Japanese version of the Master System was also launched in 1987, which features a few enhancements over the export models (and by proxy the original Mark III): a built-in
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in 1987, followed by poor holiday season sales and financial losses. Though the distributor of the console had changed, the Master System continued to perform poorly in the market.
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effect. The glasses need to be connected to the Sega Card slot, and thus do not function with the Master System II due to lack of the card slot. A total of eight games, including
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Mega Drives and Nintendo's 80,000 consoles sold in the same period. In the whole of Europe that year, Sega sold a combined 918,000 consoles, greater than Nintendo's 655,000.
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was installed as CEO. Sega released another console, the SG-1000 II, featuring several hardware alterations, including detachable controllers. Nakayama and Sega co-founder
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Nakayama hired Bruce Lowry, Nintendo of America's vice president of sales. Lowry was persuaded to change companies because Sega would allow him to start his new office in
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As in Japan, the Master System in North America had a limited game library. Limited by Nintendo's licensing practices, Sega only had two third-party American publishers,
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The Master System was redesigned to appeal to Western tastes. The packaging of the console and the games were given a grid design on white, inspired by products from
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Retrospective feedback of the Master System praises its support toward development of the Sega Genesis, but has been critical of its small game library. Writing for
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in 1985 with graphical capabilities improved over its predecessors. The Master System launched in North America in 1986, followed by Europe in 1987, and then in
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were initially available in card format (labelled My Card Mark III to distinguish themselves from games designed for the SC-3000/SG-1000), starting with
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needed for game cartridge manufacture during a shortage. They also became less willing to invest in video games after taking massive loans in purchasing
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compared new Sega games to "drops of water in the desert". Games for the Master System took advantage of more advanced hardware compared to the NES;
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writer Adam Buchanan praised the larger PAL library as a "superb library of interesting ports and excellent exclusives". Damien McFerran, also of
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Comercializado no Brasil desde setembro de 1989, o saudoso Master System já vendeu mais de 8 milhões de unidades no país, segundo a Tectoy.
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was influential for its blend of platform gameplay with RPG elements. Different Master System consoles included built-in games, including
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Sega came on the scene late, offering its Master System ($ 150) in late September. Even so, it sold more than 250,000 units by Christmas.
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A number of cross-compatible accessories were created for the Mark III and Master System. The controller consists of a rectangle with a
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After the Master System was discontinued in other markets, additional games were released in Brazil by Tectoy, including ports of
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was the final release on February 4, 1989, a few months after the launch of the Mega Drive. The final North American release was
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in the form of the lovable monkey-boy Alex Kidd." In 2009, the Master System was named the 20th best console of all time by
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The Mark III has an optional RF transmitter accessory, allowing wireless play that broadcasts the game being played on a
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In 1987, amid struggling sales in the US, Sega sold the US distribution rights for the Master System to the toy company
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base NES, the Master System has four times as much system memory, eight times as much video memory, and a higher CPU
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licensed Master System variants in Brazil. Retrospective criticism has recognized its role in the development of the
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Developed under the name "Project Mercury" and designed based on the Master System's hardware, the Game Gear is a
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with the release of the Genesis, which sold 30.75 million consoles compared with the 49 million
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Mega Drive, in Japan on October 29, 1988. The final licensed release for the Master System in Japan was
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the Famicom not be published on other consoles. Sega developed its own games and obtained the rights to
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and Mega Drive are the same console. It was known as Genesis in North America and Mega Drive worldwide.
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Sega to sustain their significant market share. Releases continued into the 1990s in Europe, including
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of the NES dominated the Brazilian market. Tectoy claimed 80% of the Brazilian video game market.
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The Master System is estimated to have sold between 10-13 million units worldwide. In addition,
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peripheral, the Light Phaser, was based on the weapon of the same name from the Japanese anime
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to enter the console business, and sold the remainder to avoid bankruptcy. The newly rebranded
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They made 40 games in this way ...But by my judgment only two were really worth playing.
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The more extensive PAL region library includes 8-bit entries in Genesis franchises such as
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Steve; Ed; Martin; Sushi-X (January 1993). "Electronic Gaming Monthly's Buyer's Guide".
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of Sega's arcade games and positioning it as a superior video game alternative to the
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in October 1991. Games for PAL regions continued to be released until the mid-1990s.
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and two buttons. Sega also introduced additional Mark III controllers, such as a
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of several popular Japanese games, and during 1988 were less willing to purchase
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The Master System was also successful in Brazil, where it was distributed by
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was praised for its visuals, comparable to those of the TurboGrafx-16 port.
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Buchanan, Adam (July 2013). "The Collector's Guide: Sega Master System".
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The Master System was launched in Europe in 1987. It was distributed by
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This article is about the game console. For the British rock band, see
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PAL/NA (Master system II) BR (Master system III/Master system compact)
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processor rated for 4 MHz, but runs at 3.58 MHz. It has 8
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in North America. Master System games were also released via the
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for the Master System became one of Sega's successful franchises.
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The Sega Mark III and the Japanese Master System are
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(2014). 3517:The Sydney Morning Herald 3481:The Sydney Morning Herald 1769: 1699:United States: 2 million 1624:Electronic Gaming Monthly 1448:, a number of additional 1158:Master System controllers 1036:The Master System's main 816: 802: 795: 785: 777: 759: 743: 630:Consumer Electronics Show 407: 397: 387: 373: 351: 343: 333: 316: 302: 292: 271: 215: 141: 131: 121: 113: 103: 59: 44: 6820:Home video game consoles 5897:Home video game consoles 5485:Sega Technical Institute 5148: 4427: 4399: 4371: 4343: 3852:"Finance & Business" 3765:Minneapolis Star Tribune 3171:Popular Computing Weekly 3137:Computer and Video Games 3120:Popular Computing Weekly 2585: 2217:] (in Korean). 1994. 2046:Forster, Winnie (2005). 1677: 1166: 1161: 1156: 1032:Technical specifications 953:released the PC Engine ( 476:. 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September 4, 2009. 2578:(February 15, 2002). 2020:on September 22, 2022 1756:Japanese models only. 1720:South Korea: 720,000 1594:in 2008 in Japan and 1564:Computer Gaming World 1290: 1275:Further information: 1256:handheld game console 1249: 1168:SegaScope 3-D glasses 1150: 1141: 1132: 1017:Master System Compact 943: 935: 927: 607: 522: 5716:Ninth (2020–present) 5209:Mega Drive / Genesis 5099:. Ziff Davis. 2009. 4905:"Sega Master System" 4656:"Video Gaming World" 4287:on November 14, 2014 4015:"Master System data" 3768:. October 15, 1991. 3614:. 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