List of Master System games in the United States

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The following is a list of Sega Master System games released in the United States.


Title Release Date RRP Catalog Num.
ALF 1989-05[1] 5111
Action Fighter 1986-11[2] 5055
Aerial Assault 1990-07[3] 7041
After Burner 1988-03[4] 9001
Alex Kidd in Miracle World 1986-12[5] 5067
Alex Kidd in Shinobi World 1990 $29.9529.95[6] 7044
Alex Kidd: High-Tech World 1989-06[7] 5116
Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars 1988-07[8] $39.9539.95[9] 7005
Alien Syndrome 1988-03[4] 7006
Altered Beast 1989-06[7] 7018
Reggie Jackson Baseball 1989-03[10] 7019
Walter Payton Football 1989-09[11] $51.9951.99[12] 7020
Astro Warrior 1986-12[5] 5069
Aztec Adventure: The Golden Road to Paradise 1988-03[13] 5100
Black Belt 1986-11[2] 5054
Blade Eagle 1988-09[14] 8005
Bomber Raid 1989-01[15] QC-003
California Games 1989-05[1] $49.9549.95[16] 7014
Captain Silver 1989-09[11] 5117
Casino Games 1989-09[17] $46.9946.99[18] 7021
Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse 1991-02[19] 7053
Choplifter 1986-09[20] $39.9539.95[21] 5051
Cloud Master 1989-08[22] 7027
Columns 1990-09[23] 5120
Cyber Police ESWAT 1990-09[24] 7042
Cyborg Hunter 1989-01[15] QC-002
Dead Angle 1990 7030
Dick Tracy 1991-01[25] 7057
Double Dragon 1988-11[26] 7012
Enduro Racer 1987-08[27] 5077
Fantasy Zone 1986-09[28] 5052
Fantasy Zone II: The Tears of Opa-Opa 1987-12[29] 7004
Fantasy Zone: The Maze 1988-07[30] 5108
Galaxy Force 1989-10[31] QC-004
Gangster Town 1987-08[27] $30.0030.00[32] 5074
Ghostbusters 1987-05[33] 5065
Ghouls'n Ghosts 1991-01[34] 7055
Golden Axe 1990-03-01[35] $39.9539.95[36] 9004
Golden Axe Warrior 1991-04[37] 7505
Golvellius: Valley of Doom 1988-12[38] 7017
Great Baseball 1987-03[39] 5061
Great Basketball 1987-12[40] 5071
Great Football 1987-07[27] 5058
Great Golf 1987-11[41] 5057
Great Ice Hockey 1986-12[5] 5062
Great Volleyball 1987-08[27] 5070
Hang-On / Astro Warrior 1986-09[28] 6002
Hang-On / Safari Hunt 1986-09[20] 6001
Heavyweight Champ 1990 7063
Joe Montana Football 1990-12[42] $29.9529.95[43] 7062
Kenseiden 1988-11[44] 7013
King's Quest: Quest for the Crown 1989-07[7] 4360
Kung Fu Kid 1987-10[41] 5078
Lord of the Sword 1989-03[45] 7016
Marksman Shooting & Trap Shooting 1986-12[5] 6003
Maze Hunter 3D 1988-05[46] 8003
Michael Jackson's Moonwalker 1991-05[47] $29.9529.95[48] 7052
Miracle Warriors: Seal of the Dark Lord 1988-11[44] 7500
Missile Defense 3-D 1987-08[27] $4040[32] 8001
Monopoly 1988-09[44] 5500
Montezuma's Revenge 1989-06[1] 4370
OutRun 1987-10[41] 7003
Paperboy 1990 5121
Parlour Games 1988-05[46] 5103
Penguin Land 1988-01[29] 5501
Phantasy Star 1988-11[26] $69.9969.99[49] 9500
Poseidon Wars 3D 1989-03[10] 8006
Power Strike 1988-12[38] 5109
Pro Wrestling 1986-12[5] 5056
Psycho Fox 1990-05[50] $29.9529.95[51] 7032
Quartet 1987-04[52] 5073
R-Type 1988-12[38] 9002
R.C. Grand Prix 1990-06[3] 27007
Rambo III 1988-12[38] $45.9945.99[53] 7015
Rambo: First Blood Part II 1986-12[5] 5064
Rampage 1989-01[15] QC-001
Rastan 1989-04[10] $44.9544.95[54] 7022
Rescue Mission 1988-04[46] 5106
Rocky 1987-07[27] 7002
SDI: Strategic Defense Initiative 1988-03[13] $40.0040.00[55] 5102
Safari Hunt 1986
Shanghai 1988-10[44] 5110
Shinobi 1988-09[44] $44.9544.95[56] 7009
Shooting Gallery 1987-03[39] $30.0030.00[32] 5072
Slap Shot 1990 $29.9529.95[57] 7035
Snail Maze 1986-09
Sonic the Hedgehog 1991-11[58] $29.9529.95[59] 7076
Space Harrier 1987-03[39] $39.9539.95[60] 7001
Space Harrier 3D 1988-07[8] 8004
SpellCaster 1989-09[17] $59.9559.95[61] 9003
Spider-Man vs. The Kingpin 1991-08[62] 7065
Sports Pad Football 1987-08[63] 5060
Strider 1991-06[64][65] 9005
Super Monaco GP 1990-09[66] 7043
The Ninja 1986-12[5] 5066
Thunder Blade 1988-10[44] 7011
Time Soldiers 1989-05[1] $39.9539.95[67] 7024
Vigilante 1989-05[1] 7023
Wanted 1989-08[22] 5118
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 1988-12[26] $39.9539.95[68] 4350
Wonder Boy 1987-06[69] 5068
Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap 1989-09[17] 7026
Wonder Boy in Monster Land 1988-08[14] 7007
World Grand Prix 1986-10[70] 5053
Great Soccer 1987-10[71] 5059
Ys: Ancient Ys Vanished Omen 1989-03[45] $59.9959.99[72] 7501
Zaxxon 3D 1988-03[4] $39.9539.95[73] 8002
Zillion 1987-11[40] $49.9949.99 5075
Zillion II: The Tri Formation 1988-07[8] 5105

Sega Card

Title Release Date RRP Catalog Num.
F-16 Fighter 1986-10[2] 4005
Ghost House 1986-09[20] $34.9534.95[21] 4002
My Hero 1986-09[20] 4001
Spy vs Spy 1988-10[44] 4010
Super Tennis 1986-12[5] 4007
Teddy Boy Blues 1986-09[20] 4003
TransBot 1986-10[2] $34.9534.95[21] 4004

References

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