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Consoles made by Sega: | Consoles made by Sega: | ||
| − | * 1983: SG-1000 | + | * 1983: [[SG-1000]] |
* 1984: SG-1000 Mark II | * 1984: SG-1000 Mark II | ||
| − | * 1985: SG-1000 Mark III (Japan) | + | * 1985: [[SG-1000 Mark III]] (Japan) |
* 1985: [[Master System]] ''(USA redesign of SG-1000 Mark III)'' | * 1985: [[Master System]] ''(USA redesign of SG-1000 Mark III)'' | ||
* 1986: Multi-Sega / Sega CDX ''(USA name)'' | * 1986: Multi-Sega / Sega CDX ''(USA name)'' | ||
* 1988: [[Mega Drive]] | * 1988: [[Mega Drive]] | ||
* 1989: [[Genesis]] ''(USA version of [[Mega Drive]])'' | * 1989: [[Genesis]] ''(USA version of [[Mega Drive]])'' | ||
| − | * 1990: Game Gear | + | * 1990: [[Game Gear]] |
* 1992: Sega Mega-CD / Sega CD ''(USA name)'' (a CD-based Genesis/Mega Drive add-on) | * 1992: Sega Mega-CD / Sega CD ''(USA name)'' (a CD-based Genesis/Mega Drive add-on) | ||
* 1993: [[Mega Drive II]] | * 1993: [[Mega Drive II]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:22, 17 January 2007
Consoles made by Sega:
- 1983: SG-1000
- 1984: SG-1000 Mark II
- 1985: SG-1000 Mark III (Japan)
- 1985: Master System (USA redesign of SG-1000 Mark III)
- 1986: Multi-Sega / Sega CDX (USA name)
- 1988: Mega Drive
- 1989: Genesis (USA version of Mega Drive)
- 1990: Game Gear
- 1992: Sega Mega-CD / Sega CD (USA name) (a CD-based Genesis/Mega Drive add-on)
- 1993: Mega Drive II
- 1993: Genesis II (USA version of Mega Drive II)
- 1993: Mega CD II
- 1994: Sega 32X (Mega Drive add-on)
- 1995: Saturn
- 1999: Dreamcast