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The '''Magistr (Магистр) Drive''' series is a selection of [[clone console]]s based on the [[Sega Mega Drive]] that were manufactured and distributed in Russia and other parts of Asia. Rumours suggest that the first Magistr Drive (Magistr Drive 2) may have been endorsed in the region by Sega themselves, though this is not confirmed. Most Magistr Drive consoles were made by [[New Game]], a company which specialises in bringing Mega Drive content to Russia.
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[[File:MagistrDrive logo 5.png|thumb||300px]]
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[[File:MagistrDrive logo.jpg|thumb||400px]]
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[[File:MagistrDrive logo 3.jpg|thumb||400px]]
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The '''Magistr (Магистр) Drive''' series is a selection of [[clone console]]s based on the [[Sega Mega Drive]] that were manufactured and distributed in Russia and other parts of former USSR. Most Magistr Drive consoles were made by [[New Game]], a company which specialises in bringing Mega Drive content to former USSR countries.
  
 
As is perhaps predictable in these markets, 8-bit Famicom clone consoles (or Dendy clones as they're known in Russia) known as the "Magistr Savia" and "Magistr Sniper" (among possibly others) were also produced by New Game, although these are unrelated to the Mega Drive clones on this page.
 
As is perhaps predictable in these markets, 8-bit Famicom clone consoles (or Dendy clones as they're known in Russia) known as the "Magistr Savia" and "Magistr Sniper" (among possibly others) were also produced by New Game, although these are unrelated to the Mega Drive clones on this page.
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Unlike many other clone consoles, Magistr Drives were produced extremely cheaply and thus the contents displayed on the box often do not match the products contained within. The colours of buttons for example range significantly across Magistr Drives and may have been determined by what colours were in stock, not necessarily the type of console. For this reason the true number of Magistr Drives has not been determined.
 
Unlike many other clone consoles, Magistr Drives were produced extremely cheaply and thus the contents displayed on the box often do not match the products contained within. The colours of buttons for example range significantly across Magistr Drives and may have been determined by what colours were in stock, not necessarily the type of console. For this reason the true number of Magistr Drives has not been determined.
  
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==Magistr Drive 2==
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==History==
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The original Magistr Drive 2 has yet to be determined, however earlier models, such as this one, were packaged in similar aesthetics to official Mega Drives. On the surface this Magistr Drive 2 is largely identical to a Japanese Mega Drive 2 (bar some different coloured plastic), but as with all Magistr Drives, the innards are much simpler, being effectively a "console on a chip".  
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The first clones appeared under the name Mega Drive 2 around 1997/1998. Their publisher was [[Padis]], although the consoles had a sticker from the Mikki store that cooperated with them. At the beginning of 1999, the New Game company was established to deal with the sale of clones. This year, they released clone of Mega Drive 2, Mega Drive 3 and Game VCD and registered trademarks for Mega Drive 3 and Game VCD. Rights to the name Mega Drive were bought by [[Mezhregional'naya obshchestvennaya organizatsiya sodeystviya proizvodstvu i realizatsii videoigr]] which began competing with New Game by releasing clones of the Simba's and 'Mega Drive' brand. Seeing that the rights to the Mega Drive name were reserved, New Game began publishing its consoles under the name Magistr Drive around 2000. Over the years, a whole range of clones from this brand has been created and the new models are still sold in Russia and the former USSR to this day.
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In 2023, New Game bought trademark for ''Mega Drive'' in Russia<ref>http://tmregister.ru/trademarks/74180-c9a0c10300c4c86eb02407c18581ff26</ref> which mean that new consoles started to be release under this name.
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==Magazine articles==
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{{mainArticle|Magistr Drive/Magazine articles}}
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==Sega Mega Drive 2 (Mikki)==
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Released around 1997/1998, before the creation of the Magistr Drive brand. Although they look like the original Mega Drive, they could be distinguished by the fact of having Mega Key and Mikki stickers. Cost around 360 000 RUB.<ref>http://www.greatdragon.ru/online/35/1621-358283-tamagochi.html</ref>
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Mega Drive 2 RU MD Mikki Blue Box Front.png|Blue (Front; 1 Pad)
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Mega Drive 2 RU MD Mikki Blue Box Front 2 Pads.png|Blue (Front; 2 Pads)
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Mega Drive 2 RU MD Mikki Blue Box Back.png|Blue (Back)
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Mega Drive 2 RU MD Mikki Green Box Front.png|Green (Front)
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MegaDrive 2 MD RU NG Box Back.png|Green (Back)
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Mikki logo.jpg|Mikki Sticker
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MegaDrive 2 MD Mikki.png|Console
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MD2_clone_MK163208.png|MK-1632-08
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</gallery>
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==Sega Mega Drive 2 (New Game)==
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Released in late 1999, under the name Mega Drive 2. On the surface this Magistr Drive 2 is largely identical to a Japanese Mega Drive 2, but as with all Magistr Drives, the innards are much simpler, being effectively a "console on a chip". Cost around 300 RUB.<ref>http://www.greatdragon.ru/online/49/2238-499495-zabor-drakona-lavka-drakona-prodazha-igr-kartridzhey-i-konsoley.html</ref>
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<gallery>
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MagistrDrive2 box front.png|Blue (Front)
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Mega Drive 2 RU MD Mikki Blue Box Back.png|Blue (Back)
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File:MagistrDrive2.jpg|Console
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MagistrDrive2_Serial_no.png|MK-1631-07
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MegaDrive 2 MD RU NG Box Front.png|Green (Front)
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MegaDrive 2 MD RU NG Box Back.png|Green (Back)
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File:MagistrDriveUnknown2.jpg|Console
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</gallery>
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==Sega Magistr Drive 2 (2 Pads)==
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First console released as Magistr (still with Sega logo) in early 2000.
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MagistrDrive2 MD RU Box Front 2000s.png|Blue (Front; 2000)
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Notavailable.svg|Console
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MagistrDrive2Green MD Box Front.jpg|Green (Front; 2000)
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MagistrDrive2Green.jpg|Console
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MagistrDriveUnknown7.jpg
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</gallery>
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==Magistr Drive 2 (2 Pads)==
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Sold from 2005, now without Sega logo.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20051230180607/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm</ref>
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<gallery>
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MagistrDrive2 2P box front.png|Front (2005)
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MagistrDrive2 2P box back.png|Back (2005)
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MagistrDrive2 2P box back alt.png|Back (alt)
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MagistrDrive2Mini Box.jpg|Front (2007)<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070603214201/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm</ref>
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</gallery>
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==Magistr Drive 2 (1 Pad)==
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Sold from mid-2000s.
 
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File:MagistrDrive2Green.jpg
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MagistrDrive2 1P box front.jpg
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File:MagistrDrive2Green MD Box Front.jpg
 
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
  
 
==Magistr Drive 2 (25 games)==
 
==Magistr Drive 2 (25 games)==
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One of the more common Magistr Drive 2s is this model - one with 25 built-in games.
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One of the more common Magistr Drive 2s is this model - one with 25 built-in games. Released in late 2000s/early 2010s.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20111007110943/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/</ref>
 
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File:MagistrDrive21.jpg
 
 
File:MagistrDrive225G MD RU Box Front.jpg
 
File:MagistrDrive225G MD RU Box Front.jpg
 
File:MagistrDrive225G MD RU Box Back.jpg
 
File:MagistrDrive225G MD RU Box Back.jpg
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File:MagistrDrive21.jpg
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File:MagistrDrive225G 2.jpg|Distributed in the same packaging. Aside from colour scheme changes the controllers have turbo switches instead of buttons.
 
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</gallery>
  
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==Magistr Drive 2 (25 games; alt)==
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==Magistr Drive 2 (252 games)==
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There is an alternative model to the above, distributed in the same packaging. Aside from colour scheme changes the controllers have turbo switches instead of buttons.
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Released in March 2020.<ref>https://newgameural.ru/node/1444</ref>
 
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<gallery>
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File:MagistrDrive225G 2.jpg
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MagistrDriveII MD RU Box Front 252G.jpg
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MagistrDriveII MD RU Box Back 252G.jpg
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MagistrDriveII MD RU 252G.jpg
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
  
 
==Magistr Drive 2 (mini)==
 
==Magistr Drive 2 (mini)==
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Almost unique to the Magistr Drive series is the concept of "mini" Magistr Drives - functionally identical to the above but packaged in much smaller shells. This particular Magistr Drive is otherwise largely unremarkable - there are no built-in games and aesthetically it copies the European Mega Drive II.
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First from "mini" Magistr Drives, released in 2002.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020802063304/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm</ref>
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MagistrDrive2Mini132.jpg|Green (Box; 2002)
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File:MagistrDriveUnknown3.jpg|Console (2002)
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MagistrDrive2Mini Box.jpg|Blue (Front; 2007)<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070603214201/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm</ref>
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File:MagistrDriveMini 1 RU Box Back.jpg|Blue (Back; 2007)
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File:MagistrDriveMini 1.jpg|Console (2007)
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File:MagistrDrive2Mini1 alt.jpg
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MagistrDrive2Green MD Box Front.jpg|Green (Front; 2007)<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070126083725/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm</ref>
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</gallery>
  
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==Magistr Drive 2 (mini; 9 games)==
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Released in mid-2010s.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20160320112533/http://www.newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/?PAGEN_1=2</ref>
 
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<gallery>
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File:MagistrDriveMini 1.jpg
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MagistrDrive2 MD Box Front 9G.jpg
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File:MagistrDrive2Mini1 alt.jpg
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</gallery>
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File:MagistrDriveMini 1 RU Box Front.jpg
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File:MagistrDriveMini 1 RU Box Back.jpg
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==Magistr Drive 2 (normal; mini; 65 games)==
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Released in 2012.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20120930201402/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/</ref>
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MagistrDrive2 MD Box Front 65.jpg|Front (2012)
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MagistrDrive2 MD Box Back 65.jpg|Back (2012)
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Notavailable.svg|Alt (2013)<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20130816142946/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/Sega+Mega+Drive+2+65/</ref>
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Notavailable.svg
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File:MagistrDrive65G MD RU Box Front.jpg|Normal (Front; 2013)<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20130815122331/http://www.newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/</ref>
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File:MagistrDrive65G.jpg|Normal
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</gallery>
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==Magistr Drive 2 (mini; 160 games)==
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Released in mid-2010s.
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<gallery>
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MagistrDriveII MD RU Box Front Mini 160G RedYellow.jpg
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MagistrDrive2 MD RU Box Front Mini 160.jpg
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</gallery>
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==Magistr Drive 2 (mini; 252 games)==
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Released in 2020.
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<gallery>
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Notavailable.svg
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
  
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==Magistr Drive 2 (mini; 12 games)==
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==Magistr Drive 2 (normal; mini; 12 games)==
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This 12 game version of the mini Magistr Drive 2 is also quite common.
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This 12 game version of the Magistr Drive 2 is quite common. Released in late 2000s/early 2010s.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20111007110943/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/</ref>Exist two versions: Normal and mini.
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
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File:MagistrDrive2Mini3.jpg|Front of console
 
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File:MagistrDrive2Mini4.jpg|Back of console
 
 
File:MagistrDrive2Mini132 Box.jpg|Front of box
 
File:MagistrDrive2Mini132 Box.jpg|Front of box
 
File:MagistrDrive2Mini132 Box Back.jpg|Back of box
 
File:MagistrDrive2Mini132 Box Back.jpg|Back of box
 
File:MagistrDrive2Mini132 alt.jpg|Inside of box
 
File:MagistrDrive2Mini132 alt.jpg|Inside of box
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Notavailable.svg|Console (Normal)
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File:MagistrDrive2Mini3.jpg|Front of console (Mini)
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File:MagistrDrive2Mini4.jpg|Back of console (Mini)
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
  
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==Magistr Drive 2 (mini; 25 games)==
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==Magistr Drive 2 (normal; mini; 25 games)==
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A 25 game variant was also produced, presumably identical to the larger edition above.
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A 25 game variant was also produced, presumably identical to the larger edition above. Released in late 2000s/early 2010s.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20111007110943/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/</ref>Exist two versions: Normal and mini.
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
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File:MagistrDriveMini25G.jpg
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MagistrDrive2 MD Box Front Mini 25.jpg|Box (Front)
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MagistrDrive2 MD Box Back Mini 25.jpg|Box (Back)
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File:MagistrDriveMini25G.jpg|Console (Mini)
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Notavailable.svg|Console (Normal)
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</gallery>
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==Magistr Drive 2 (normal; mini; 132 games)==
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Released in 2007.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070126083725/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm</ref> Exist two versions: Normal and mini in blue and green variants.
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<gallery>
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MagistrDrive2 132in 1 RU MD Box Front.png|Box (Blue)
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File:Notavailable.svg|Box (Green)
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File:Notavailable.svg|Console (Normal)
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File:Notavailable.svg|Console (Mini)
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</gallery>
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==Magistr Drive 2 (normal; mini; 160 games)==
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Released in late 2000s/early 2010s. Exist two versions: Normal and mini.
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<gallery>
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MagistrDrive2 Box.jpg|Box (Front; late 2000s/early 2010s)
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MagistrDrive2 Box Back.jpg|Box (Back; late 2000s/early 2010s)
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MagistrDriveII MD RU Box Front 160.jpg|Box (2013)<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20131024140935/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/</ref>
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MagistrDriveII MD RU 160.jpg|Console (Normal)
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MagistrDriveII MD RU 160.jpg|Console (Mini)
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Magistr Drive 2 160 RU box front.jpg|Box (December 2016){{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20170106015727/http://newgameural.ru/node/1208}}
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Magistr Drive 2 160 RU.jpg|Console (December 2016)
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</gallery>
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==Sega Mega Drive 3==
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Released in early 1999, after the first console in this series with price of 300 RUB<ref>http://www.greatdragon.ru/online/44/1961-445051-lavka-drakona-game-vcd-magistr.html</ref>. Like the original, it has the name Mega Drive on the console.
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MegaDrive3 RU MD Box Front.png|Box (Front)
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MegaDrive3 RU MD Box Back.png|Box (Back)
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MegaDrive3 MD NewGame.jpg|Console (2000)
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MD2_clone_MK163208.png|MK-1632-08
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</gallery>
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==Sega Magistr Drive 3==
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Released in early 2000. Cost around 320 RUB.<ref>http://www.greatdragon.ru/online/49/2238-499495-zabor-drakona-lavka-drakona-prodazha-igr-kartridzhey-i-konsoley.html</ref>
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<gallery>
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MagistrDrive3 RU MD Box Front.png|Box
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Notavailable.svg|Console
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MagistrDrive3 RU MD Manual alt.png|Manual
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MagistrDrive3 RU MD Manual.png|Manual (newer)
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
  
 
==Magistr Drive 3==
 
==Magistr Drive 3==
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The small shell was recycled with the Magistr Drive 3, though aside from a different color scheme there's not much separating this one from its predecessor.
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The small shell was recycled with the Magistr Drive 3, though aside from a different color scheme there's not much separating this one from its predecessor. Released in late 2000s/early 2010s.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20111007110943/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/</ref>
  
 
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==Magistr Drive 4==
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Released in 2000/2001.
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<gallery>
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Magistr Drive 4 RU box front.png
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MagistrDrive 4.png
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Magistr Drive 4 RU manual.png
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</gallery>
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==Magistr Drive 5==
 
==Magistr Drive 5==
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The console was redesigned with the Magistr Drive 5, and although still features Sega branding on the box and console, swapped its controllers to [[PlayStation]] 1-esque ones. The awkward button placement that also appeared in the [[Mega Drive V]] and [[Mega Drive X]] was used here, though the colors are different. The Magistr Drive 5 goes back to using the regular size Mega Drive 2 shell, though this time it's white (although there are some variations for button colours).
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The console was redesigned with the Magistr Drive 5 in 2001<ref>http://www.greatdragon.ru/uploads/posts/2014-03/1395507118_greatdragon54-002.jpg</ref>, and although still features Sega branding on the box and console, swapped its controllers to [[PlayStation]] 1-esque ones. The awkward button placement that also appeared in the [[Mega Drive V]] and [[Mega Drive X]] was used here, though the colors are different. The Magistr Drive 5 goes back to using the regular size Mega Drive 2 shell, though this time it's white (although there are some variations for button colours).
  
 
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<gallery>
 
File:MagistrDrive5.jpg
 
File:MagistrDrive5.jpg
 
File:MagistrDrive5 Alt.jpg
 
File:MagistrDrive5 Alt.jpg
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File:MagistrDriveUnknown8 MD.jpg
 
File:MagistrDrive5 Box.jpg|Front of box
 
File:MagistrDrive5 Box.jpg|Front of box
 
File:MagistrDrive5 Box Back.jpg|Back of box
 
File:MagistrDrive5 Box Back.jpg|Back of box
 
File:MagistrDrive52.jpg|Inside of box
 
File:MagistrDrive52.jpg|Inside of box
 
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</gallery>
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{{Clear}}
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==Magistr Station==
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Released in 2001<ref>https://companies.rbc.ru/trademark/224184/magistrstation/</ref>.
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Magistr station.jpg
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</gallery>
  
 
==Magistr Drive X==
 
==Magistr Drive X==
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The Magistr Drive X brings back the Sega Mega Drive six button controllers and paints them white. It also brings back the shell of the Magistr Drive 2 Mini and paints that white too. Something worth noting is that the middle buttons are vertical. There is also a version that includes [[Sega Saturn]]-like controllers.
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The Magistr Drive X, released in 2002<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020802063304/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm</ref>, brings back the Sega Mega Drive six button controllers and paints them white. It also brings back the shell of the Magistr Drive 2 Mini and paints that white too. Something worth noting is that the middle buttons are vertical. There is also a version that includes [[Sega Saturn]]-like controllers.
 
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<gallery>
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File:MagistrDriveX.jpg
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File:MagistrDriveX Alt.jpg|Box+Console (2002)
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File:MagistrDriveX.jpg|Box+Console (2005)<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20051230180607/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm</ref>
 
File:MagistrDriveX Box.jpg|Front of box
 
File:MagistrDriveX Box.jpg|Front of box
 
File:MagistrDriveX Box Back.jpg|Back of box
 
File:MagistrDriveX Box Back.jpg|Back of box
 
File:MagistrDriveX2.jpg|Inside of box
 
File:MagistrDriveX2.jpg|Inside of box
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File:MagistrDriveX Alt.jpg|Alt
 
 
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</gallery>
 
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==Magistr Drive Z==
 
==Magistr Drive Z==
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A departure from previous attempts, the Magistr Drive Z features a [[Genesis 3]] shell and sometimes ships with less awkward PlayStation 1-style controllers. The console comes in a variety of colors including white and blue.
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A departure from previous attempts, the Magistr Drive Z features a [[Genesis 3]] shell and sometimes ships with less awkward PlayStation 1-style controllers. The console comes in a variety of colors including white and blue. Released in 2002.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020802063304/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm</ref>
  
 
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File:MagistrDriveZ.jpg
 
 
File:MagistrDriveZ Box.jpg|Front of box
 
File:MagistrDriveZ Box.jpg|Front of box
 
File:MagistrDriveZ Box Back.jpg|Back of box
 
File:MagistrDriveZ Box Back.jpg|Back of box
 
File:MagistrDriveZ2.jpg|Inside of box
 
File:MagistrDriveZ2.jpg|Inside of box
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File:MagistrDriveZ MD.jpg
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File:MagistrDriveZ MD.jpg|White
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File:MagistrDriveZ White.jpg
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File:MagistrDriveZ White.jpg|White (alt)
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File:MagistrDriveZ.jpg|Black
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==Magistr Drive One==
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Uses a PS One style shell and comes with PlayStation style controllers. Announced in 2001<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20011019030316/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm</ref>, released in 2002.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020802063304/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm</ref>
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<gallery>
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File:SegaMagistrOne.jpg|Box+Console (2002)
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Notavailable.svg|Box (2005)<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20050204051210/http://newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm</ref>
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MagistrOne MD Box Front.jpg|Box (alt)
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</gallery>
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==Magistr 16==
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{{mainArticle|Magistr 16}}
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==Magistr Aspirant/Obuchayushchiy Aspirant==
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{{mainArticle|CyberShell}}
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==Magistr Litseist==
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{{mainArticle|CyberSmart}}
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== Sega Magistr X ==
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Model released in September 2017.{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20201021004307/http://newgameural.ru/node/1391}}
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Sega Magistr X 160 RU box front.jpg
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Magistr X 220.jpg
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</gallery>
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== Magistr X ==
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Released in February 2019. Very similar to Sega Magistr X.{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20190301153847/http://newgameural.ru/node/1413}}
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Magistr X 220 RU box front.jpg
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Magistr X 220.jpg
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</gallery>
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== Magistr Drive 2 (98 games) ==
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Model released in March 2018.{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20190817101553/http://newgameural.ru/node/1399}}
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Magistr Drive 2 98 RU box front.jpg
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Magistr Drive 2 98.jpg
 
</gallery>
 
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==Magistr Drive (65 games)==
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==Magistr Mega Drive (250 games)==
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Despite having created a smaller shell for earlier projects, more recent Magistr Drives still use the original Mega Drive 2 style shell. This one has 65 built-in games.
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Released in late 2010s/early 2020s.
 
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File:MagistrDrive65G.jpg
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File:MagistrDrive65G MD RU Box Front.jpg
 
 
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===Magistr Drive One===
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==Magistr Smart (414 games HDMI)==
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Uses a PS One style shell and comes with PlayStation style controllers.
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Released in January 2021. Has built-in games for Mega Drive, Dendy, and M.A.M.E.<ref>https://newgame.ru/index.php?route=information/news/info&news_id=63</ref>
 
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File:SegaMagistrOne.jpg
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Notavailable.svg
 
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==Magistr Turbo Drive (222 games)==
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Released in April 2021.<ref>https://newgame.ru/index.php?route=information/news/info&news_id=70</ref>
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Notavailable.svg
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==Mega Drive 252 (252 games)==
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Released in June 2023<ref>https://newgame.ru/index.php?route=information/news/info&news_id=82</ref>, now "legally" under the name Mega Drive.
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<gallery>
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Notavailable.svg
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</gallery>
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==Mega Drive 300 Game (300 games)==
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Released in November 2023.
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<gallery>
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Notavailable.svg
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</gallery>
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== Magistr accessories ==
 +
For many years, New Game has released sets of many accessories for their consoles often modeled on the original from Sega. <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020617150217/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/accsega.htm</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20040603035250/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/accsega.htm</ref>
 +
<gallery>
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MD Magistr Sega Adaptor RU.jpg|Adapter Sega
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MD Magistr Adaptor Sega D2 RU.png|Adaptor Sega D2
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MD Magistr Cable TV RU.jpg|Cable TV
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MD Magistr Sega Cable RU.jpg|Cable Sega
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Notavailable.svg|Cable Nomad
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MD Magistr RF Converter Sega A4 RU.jpg|RF Converter Sega A4
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MD Magistr Joystick Sega A-3 RU.jpg|Joystick Sega A-3
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MD Magistr Joystick Sega 3 A3-3 RU.jpg|Joystick Sega 3 A3-3
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MD Magistr Joystick SEGA BBG 4 RU.jpg|Joystick SEGA BBG 4
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Notavailable.svg|Joystick SEGA BBG 6
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Notavailable.svg|Joystick Sega DR5
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Notavailable.svg|N16 Joystick Nintendo
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Notavailable.svg|N16 Joystick Nintendo "Dyna-1"
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MD Magistr Sega JoystickGD RU.jpg|Joystick Sega GD
 +
White|JS05-9-16Bit GR Joystick
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White|20-JS Joystick
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Blue|21-JS Joystick
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Black|23-JS Joystick
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Orange|25-JS Joystick
 +
Turbo|JS07-9-16-T Joystick
 +
RF Modulator MD RU NewGame.png|RF Modulator
 +
NewGame RU cart.jpg|New Game cartridge. Added to the console. Every has different games in it.
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</gallery>
 +
 +
==Documentation==
 +
<gallery>
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GamesForSega MD RU flyer front.jpg|Flyer about Mega Drive games available in stores, ({{gte}} 1997)
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GamesForSega MD RU flyer back.jpg|Second page
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Notavailable.svg|New version of the previous flyer ({{gte}} 1998)<ref>Featured games: [[Abrams Battle Tank]], [[Cannon Fodder]], [[Castlevania: Bloodlines]], [[Gauntlet IV]], [[Hook]], [[Micro Machines Military]], [[No Escape]]</ref>
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GamesForSega MD RU flyer back alt.png|Second page
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GamesForSega MD RU flyer front alt3.png|Another version ({{gte}} 1998)
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GamesForSega MD RU flyer back alt3.png|Second page
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GamesForSega MD RU flyer alt2.png|Same but on big format ({{gte}} 1998)
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MagistrDrive 2 Manual 1999.png|Manual for Magistr Drive 2 (1999)
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MagistrDrive RU manual old.jpg|Manual for all Magistr consoles (2000s)
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MagistrDrive RU warranty.jpg|Warranty (2000s)
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NewGame sticker RU.jpg|Sticker (2000s)
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Magistr MD RU Manual 2010s.png|Manual for all Magistr consoles (2010s)
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MagistrDrive RU manual new.jpg|Warranty (2010s)
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Notavailable.svg |Promotional advert informing about Magistr educational systems (early 2000s)
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MagistrDrive RU ad1.jpg|Small card with Magistr 16 info (early 2000s)
 +
MagistrDrive RU ad2.jpg|Small card with information about the possibility of purchasing Mega Drive games in Russian (early 2000s)
 +
</gallery>
 +
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==Promotional material==
 +
===Print advertisements===
 +
{{gitem|Magistr advert RU 2000.png|Print advert in ''750 igr dlya Dendy'' (RU) #1 : "" (2000-xx-xx)
 +
also published in:
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*''1600 igr dlya Sega'' (RU) : "" (2000-xx-xx)
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}}
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{{galleryPrintAd
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|vd|48|3|
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}}
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{{galleryPrintAd
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|vd|54|2|
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}}
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===Television advertisements===
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{{gitem|MD2 Mikki RU TV advert Autograph Store.mp4|(1999)}}
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{{gitem|MD2 Mikki RU TV advert Bonus Store.mp4|(1999)}}
  
 
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Latest revision as of 12:19, 15 April 2024

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The Magistr (Магистр) Drive series is a selection of clone consoles based on the Sega Mega Drive that were manufactured and distributed in Russia and other parts of former USSR. Most Magistr Drive consoles were made by New Game, a company which specialises in bringing Mega Drive content to former USSR countries.

As is perhaps predictable in these markets, 8-bit Famicom clone consoles (or Dendy clones as they're known in Russia) known as the "Magistr Savia" and "Magistr Sniper" (among possibly others) were also produced by New Game, although these are unrelated to the Mega Drive clones on this page.

Unlike many other clone consoles, Magistr Drives were produced extremely cheaply and thus the contents displayed on the box often do not match the products contained within. The colours of buttons for example range significantly across Magistr Drives and may have been determined by what colours were in stock, not necessarily the type of console. For this reason the true number of Magistr Drives has not been determined.

History

The first clones appeared under the name Mega Drive 2 around 1997/1998. Their publisher was Padis, although the consoles had a sticker from the Mikki store that cooperated with them. At the beginning of 1999, the New Game company was established to deal with the sale of clones. This year, they released clone of Mega Drive 2, Mega Drive 3 and Game VCD and registered trademarks for Mega Drive 3 and Game VCD. Rights to the name Mega Drive were bought by Mezhregional'naya obshchestvennaya organizatsiya sodeystviya proizvodstvu i realizatsii videoigr which began competing with New Game by releasing clones of the Simba's and 'Mega Drive' brand. Seeing that the rights to the Mega Drive name were reserved, New Game began publishing its consoles under the name Magistr Drive around 2000. Over the years, a whole range of clones from this brand has been created and the new models are still sold in Russia and the former USSR to this day.

In 2023, New Game bought trademark for Mega Drive in Russia[1] which mean that new consoles started to be release under this name.

Magazine articles

Main article: Magistr Drive/Magazine articles.

Sega Mega Drive 2 (Mikki)

Released around 1997/1998, before the creation of the Magistr Drive brand. Although they look like the original Mega Drive, they could be distinguished by the fact of having Mega Key and Mikki stickers. Cost around 360 000 RUB.[2]

  • Blue (Front; 1 Pad)

  • Blue (Front; 2 Pads)

  • Blue (Back)

  • Green (Front)

  • Green (Back)

  • Mikki Sticker

  • Console

  • MK-1632-08

Sega Mega Drive 2 (New Game)

Released in late 1999, under the name Mega Drive 2. On the surface this Magistr Drive 2 is largely identical to a Japanese Mega Drive 2, but as with all Magistr Drives, the innards are much simpler, being effectively a "console on a chip". Cost around 300 RUB.[3]

  • Blue (Front)

  • Blue (Back)

  • Console

  • MK-1631-07

  • Green (Front)

  • Green (Back)

  • Console

Sega Magistr Drive 2 (2 Pads)

First console released as Magistr (still with Sega logo) in early 2000.

  • Blue (Front; 2000)

  • Console

  • Green (Front; 2000)

  • Console

  • MagistrDriveUnknown7.jpg

Magistr Drive 2 (2 Pads)

Sold from 2005, now without Sega logo.[4]

  • Front (2005)

  • Back (2005)

  • Back (alt)

  • Front (2007)[5]

Magistr Drive 2 (1 Pad)

Sold from mid-2000s.

  • MagistrDrive2 1P box front.jpg

Magistr Drive 2 (25 games)

One of the more common Magistr Drive 2s is this model - one with 25 built-in games. Released in late 2000s/early 2010s.[6]

  • MagistrDrive225G MD RU Box Front.jpg
  • MagistrDrive225G MD RU Box Back.jpg
  • MagistrDrive21.jpg

  • Distributed in the same packaging. Aside from colour scheme changes the controllers have turbo switches instead of buttons.

Magistr Drive 2 (252 games)

Released in March 2020.[7]

  • MagistrDriveII MD RU Box Front 252G.jpg
  • MagistrDriveII MD RU Box Back 252G.jpg
  • MagistrDriveII MD RU 252G.jpg

Magistr Drive 2 (mini)

First from "mini" Magistr Drives, released in 2002.[8]

  • Green (Box; 2002)

  • Console (2002)

  • Blue (Front; 2007)[9]

  • Blue (Back; 2007)

  • Console (2007)

  • MagistrDrive2Mini1 alt.jpg

  • Green (Front; 2007)[10]

Magistr Drive 2 (mini; 9 games)

Released in mid-2010s.[11]

  • MagistrDrive2 MD Box Front 9G.jpg

Magistr Drive 2 (normal; mini; 65 games)

Released in 2012.[12]

  • Front (2012)

  • Back (2012)

  • Alt (2013)[13]

  • Notavailable.svg

  • Normal (Front; 2013)[14]

  • Normal

Magistr Drive 2 (mini; 160 games)

Released in mid-2010s.

  • MagistrDriveII MD RU Box Front Mini 160G RedYellow.jpg
  • MagistrDrive2 MD RU Box Front Mini 160.jpg

Magistr Drive 2 (mini; 252 games)

Released in 2020.

  • Notavailable.svg

Magistr Drive 2 (normal; mini; 12 games)

This 12 game version of the Magistr Drive 2 is quite common. Released in late 2000s/early 2010s.[15]Exist two versions: Normal and mini.

  • Front of box

  • Back of box

  • Inside of box

  • Console (Normal)

  • Front of console (Mini)

  • Back of console (Mini)

Magistr Drive 2 (normal; mini; 25 games)

A 25 game variant was also produced, presumably identical to the larger edition above. Released in late 2000s/early 2010s.[16]Exist two versions: Normal and mini.

  • Box (Front)

  • Box (Back)

  • Console (Mini)

  • Console (Normal)

Magistr Drive 2 (normal; mini; 132 games)

Released in 2007.[17] Exist two versions: Normal and mini in blue and green variants.

  • Box (Blue)

  • Box (Green)

  • Console (Normal)

  • Console (Mini)

Magistr Drive 2 (normal; mini; 160 games)

Released in late 2000s/early 2010s. Exist two versions: Normal and mini.

  • Box (Front; late 2000s/early 2010s)

  • Box (Back; late 2000s/early 2010s)

  • Box (2013)[18]

  • Console (Normal)

  • Console (Mini)

  • Box (December 2016)[19]

  • Console (December 2016)

Sega Mega Drive 3

Released in early 1999, after the first console in this series with price of 300 RUB[20]. Like the original, it has the name Mega Drive on the console.

  • Box (Front)

  • Box (Back)

  • Console (2000)

  • MK-1632-08

Sega Magistr Drive 3

Released in early 2000. Cost around 320 RUB.[21]

  • Box

  • Console

  • Manual

  • Manual (newer)

Magistr Drive 3

The small shell was recycled with the Magistr Drive 3, though aside from a different color scheme there's not much separating this one from its predecessor. Released in late 2000s/early 2010s.[22]

  • MagistrDrive3.jpg

  • Front of box

  • Back of box

  • Inside of box


Magistr Drive 4

Released in 2000/2001.

  • Magistr Drive 4 RU box front.png
  • MagistrDrive 4.png
  • Magistr Drive 4 RU manual.png

Magistr Drive 5

The console was redesigned with the Magistr Drive 5 in 2001[23], and although still features Sega branding on the box and console, swapped its controllers to PlayStation 1-esque ones. The awkward button placement that also appeared in the Mega Drive V and Mega Drive X was used here, though the colors are different. The Magistr Drive 5 goes back to using the regular size Mega Drive 2 shell, though this time it's white (although there are some variations for button colours).

  • MagistrDrive5.jpg
  • MagistrDrive5 Alt.jpg
  • MagistrDriveUnknown8 MD.jpg

  • Front of box

  • Back of box

  • Inside of box

Magistr Station

Released in 2001[24].

  • Magistr station.jpg

Magistr Drive X

The Magistr Drive X, released in 2002[25], brings back the Sega Mega Drive six button controllers and paints them white. It also brings back the shell of the Magistr Drive 2 Mini and paints that white too. Something worth noting is that the middle buttons are vertical. There is also a version that includes Sega Saturn-like controllers.

  • Box+Console (2002)

  • Box+Console (2005)[26]

  • Front of box

  • Back of box

  • Inside of box


Magistr Drive Z

A departure from previous attempts, the Magistr Drive Z features a Genesis 3 shell and sometimes ships with less awkward PlayStation 1-style controllers. The console comes in a variety of colors including white and blue. Released in 2002.[27]

  • Front of box

  • Back of box

  • Inside of box

  • White

  • White (alt)

  • Black

Magistr Drive One

Uses a PS One style shell and comes with PlayStation style controllers. Announced in 2001[28], released in 2002.[29]

  • Box+Console (2002)

  • Box (2005)[30]

  • Box (alt)

Magistr 16

Main article: Magistr 16.

Magistr Aspirant/Obuchayushchiy Aspirant

Main article: CyberShell.

Magistr Litseist

Main article: CyberSmart.

Sega Magistr X

Model released in September 2017.[31]

  • Sega Magistr X 160 RU box front.jpg
  • Magistr X 220.jpg

Magistr X

Released in February 2019. Very similar to Sega Magistr X.[32]

  • Magistr X 220 RU box front.jpg
  • Magistr X 220.jpg

Magistr Drive 2 (98 games)

Model released in March 2018.[33]

  • Magistr Drive 2 98 RU box front.jpg
  • Magistr Drive 2 98.jpg

Magistr Mega Drive (250 games)

Released in late 2010s/early 2020s.

  • Notavailable.svg

Magistr Smart (414 games HDMI)

Released in January 2021. Has built-in games for Mega Drive, Dendy, and M.A.M.E.[34]

  • Notavailable.svg

Magistr Turbo Drive (222 games)

Released in April 2021.[35]

  • Notavailable.svg

Mega Drive 252 (252 games)

Released in June 2023[36], now "legally" under the name Mega Drive.

  • Notavailable.svg

Mega Drive 300 Game (300 games)

Released in November 2023.

  • Notavailable.svg

Magistr accessories

For many years, New Game has released sets of many accessories for their consoles often modeled on the original from Sega. [37][38]

  • Adapter Sega

  • Adaptor Sega D2

  • Cable TV

  • Cable Sega

  • Cable Nomad

  • RF Converter Sega A4

  • Joystick Sega A-3

  • Joystick Sega 3 A3-3

  • Joystick SEGA BBG 4

  • Joystick SEGA BBG 6

  • Joystick Sega DR5

  • N16 Joystick Nintendo

  • N16 Joystick Nintendo "Dyna-1"

  • Joystick Sega GD

  • White

    JS05-9-16Bit GR Joystick

  • White

    20-JS Joystick

  • Blue

    21-JS Joystick

  • Black

    23-JS Joystick

  • Orange

    25-JS Joystick

  • Turbo

    JS07-9-16-T Joystick

  • RF Modulator

  • New Game cartridge. Added to the console. Every has different games in it.

Documentation

  • Flyer about Mega Drive games available in stores, (≥ 1997)

  • Second page

  • New version of the previous flyer (≥ 1998)[39]

  • Second page

  • Another version (≥ 1998)

  • Second page

  • Same but on big format (≥ 1998)

  • Manual for Magistr Drive 2 (1999)

  • Manual for all Magistr consoles (2000s)

  • Warranty (2000s)

  • Sticker (2000s)

  • Manual for all Magistr consoles (2010s)

  • Warranty (2010s)

  • Promotional advert informing about Magistr educational systems (early 2000s)

  • Small card with Magistr 16 info (early 2000s)

  • Small card with information about the possibility of purchasing Mega Drive games in Russian (early 2000s)

Promotional material

Print advertisements

Magistr advert RU 2000.png
Print advert in 750 igr dlya Dendy (RU) #1 : "" (2000-xx-xx)

also published in:

  • 1600 igr dlya Sega (RU) : "" (2000-xx-xx)
Magistr advert RU 2000.png
Logo-pdf.svg
Print advert in Velikiy Drakon (RU) #48 (2000-04-15)
Logo-pdf.svg
Logo-pdf.svg
Print advert in Velikiy Drakon (RU) #54 (2001-05-01)
Logo-pdf.svg

Television advertisements

Unknown

Aside from being Magistr Drives we know nothing about the following systems.

  • MagistrDriveUnknown1.jpg
  • MagistrDriveUnknown4.jpg
  • MagistrDriveUnknown5.jpg
  • MagistrDriveUnknown6.jpg
  • MagistrDrive22.jpg
  • MagistrDriveII MD RU Box Front 160 old manual.jpg

References

  1. ↑ http://tmregister.ru/trademarks/74180-c9a0c10300c4c86eb02407c18581ff26
  2. ↑ http://www.greatdragon.ru/online/35/1621-358283-tamagochi.html
  3. ↑ http://www.greatdragon.ru/online/49/2238-499495-zabor-drakona-lavka-drakona-prodazha-igr-kartridzhey-i-konsoley.html
  4. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20051230180607/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm
  5. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20070603214201/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm
  6. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20111007110943/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/
  7. ↑ https://newgameural.ru/node/1444
  8. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20020802063304/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm
  9. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20070603214201/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm
  10. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20070126083725/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm
  11. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20160320112533/http://www.newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/?PAGEN_1=2
  12. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20120930201402/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/
  13. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20130816142946/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/Sega+Mega+Drive+2+65/
  14. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20130815122331/http://www.newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/
  15. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20111007110943/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/
  16. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20111007110943/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/
  17. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20070126083725/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm
  18. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20131024140935/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/
  19. ↑ http://newgameural.ru/node/1208 (Wayback Machine: 2017-01-06 01:57)
  20. ↑ http://www.greatdragon.ru/online/44/1961-445051-lavka-drakona-game-vcd-magistr.html
  21. ↑ http://www.greatdragon.ru/online/49/2238-499495-zabor-drakona-lavka-drakona-prodazha-igr-kartridzhey-i-konsoley.html
  22. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20111007110943/http://newgame.ru/catalog/products/game_consoles_sega_16_bit/
  23. ↑ http://www.greatdragon.ru/uploads/posts/2014-03/1395507118_greatdragon54-002.jpg
  24. ↑ https://companies.rbc.ru/trademark/224184/magistrstation/
  25. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20020802063304/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm
  26. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20051230180607/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm
  27. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20020802063304/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm
  28. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20011019030316/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm
  29. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20020802063304/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm
  30. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20050204051210/http://newgame.ru/16bit/index.htm
  31. ↑ http://newgameural.ru/node/1391 (Wayback Machine: 2020-10-21 00:43)
  32. ↑ http://newgameural.ru/node/1413 (Wayback Machine: 2019-03-01 15:38)
  33. ↑ http://newgameural.ru/node/1399 (Wayback Machine: 2019-08-17 10:15)
  34. ↑ https://newgame.ru/index.php?route=information/news/info&news_id=63
  35. ↑ https://newgame.ru/index.php?route=information/news/info&news_id=70
  36. ↑ https://newgame.ru/index.php?route=information/news/info&news_id=82
  37. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20020617150217/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/accsega.htm
  38. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20040603035250/http://www.newgame.ru/16bit/accsega.htm
  39. ↑ Featured games: Abrams Battle Tank, Cannon Fodder, Castlevania: Bloodlines, Gauntlet IV, Hook, Micro Machines Military, No Escape
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