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  Sega Dreamcast

  In early to mid 1997, it became known that Sega was working on its successor to the Saturn, code-named Black Belt. On May 21, 1998 Sega unveiled its next-generation console called Dreamcast to the world. It was the first console capable ...

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  Sega Game Gear

  The Game Gear was released in Japan in October 1989, in the US the following year and in Europe the year after that. It was indeed superior to the Game Boy both graphically and ergonomically, however, its three hour battery ...

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  Sega Master System

  The SEGA Master System was SEGA's answer to the NES. It featured games that were infinitely less popular than those on the NES (with a few exceptions, of course... the most prominent being "Ghouls N Ghosts"). I recall the gamepad being ...

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  Sega Mega CD

  You had to plug the Sega Mega CD onto the top of your Sega Mega Drive and you used to be able to play CDs. ...

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  Sega Mega Drive / Genesis

  The Sega Mega Drive is to games consoles in the 90s as George Best was to football 30 years previously. Video gaming and football were obviously around before them but once these guys appeared on the scene, the future would ...

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  Sega Saturn

  Sega's 32 bit Saturn system didn't enjoy the success of the Mega Dive/ Genesis but it was a 2D fighters dream! Most of the rare sought after games came when the coffin was being put in the grave. Arcade perfect ...

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  SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System)

  SNES was a great video game console which followed on from the populer Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Super Mario was the game you got with it, and I also had Mario Kart which I couldn't keep off! The games were ...