Mega Drive consoles in Northern Europe

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Baltic States

Steepler and Dendy

In addition to the official products, it was possible to buy Mega Drive from Steepler and later from Dendy. Some of them came from the original sources, for example from Buka and Nissho Iwai, and some were imported from other countries or created as a maple.

Name	Date & Price	Label	Hardware	Documentation
Mega Drive II	(1994)		Control Pad
Mega Drive II	(1994)		Control Pad
Mega Drive II (Import from Buka)	(1995)		Control Pad
Mega Drive II (Import from Buka)	(1997)		Control Pad
Mega Drive II	(1994)		Control Pad	Manual
Mega Drive II		{{{tvsystem}}}	Control Pad

Original consoles

The first original consoles could only be purchased from Buka and Vilandra (Lithuania).

Name	Date & Price	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation
Mega Drive II ^[1]	LV,EE:(1995) LT:(1997)		Control Pad		Manual Manual
Mega Drive II	LV,EE:(1995)	{{{tvsystem}}}	Control Pad		Manual
Mega Drive II	LT:(1995) LV:120 LVL(1995) EE:(1995)		Control Pad (x2)	Sonic the Hedgehog 2	Manual
Mega Drive II	(1995)		Control Pad		Manual

Denmark

Box	Name	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation
	Mega Drive				Control Pad (x2)		File:Sega Mega Drive Model 1 EU Manual.pdf Manual
	Mega Drive II				Control Pad (x2)

Finland

Box	Name	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation
	Mega Drive						File:Sega Mega Drive Model 1 EU Manual.pdf Manual
	Mega Drive II	(199x)			Control Pad (x2)

Iceland

Name	Date & Price	Hardware	Documentation
Mega Drive (Tölvuland distribution)	(199x)	Control Pad (x2)	File:Sega Mega Drive Model 1 EU Manual.pdf Manual
Mega Drive (Japis distribution)	(1993)	Control Pad (x2)	File:Sega Mega Drive Model 1 EU Manual.pdf Manual
Mega Drive II (Japis distribution)		Control Pad (x2)

Norway

Box	Name	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation
	Mega Drive	(199x)			Control Pad (x2)		File:Sega Mega Drive Model 1 EU Manual.pdf Manual
	Mega Drive II	(199x)			Control Pad (x2)

Sweden

Box	Name	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation
	Mega Drive	(199x)			Control Pad (x2)		Svarspost File:Sega Mega Drive Model 1 EU Manual.pdf Manual
	Mega Drive II	(199x)			Control Pad (x2)		Svarspost

Unknown

Latvian instruction. Probably from a clone.

References

↑ File:VD 26 RU.pdf, page 2

Sega Mega Drive
Topics	Technical specifications \| History \| List of games \| Magazine articles \| Promotional material \| Hardware comparison \| Blast processing \| Cartridges
Hardware	Japan \| North America \| Europe (West \| North \| South \| Central and East) \| Brazil \| Asia \| South Korea \| Australia \| Africa EZ Games \| Heartbeat Personal Trainer \| LaserActive \| Mega Jet \| Mega PC \| Mega Play \| Mega-Tech System \| Nomad \| Teradrive \| "Consoles on a chip" \| Unlicensed clones
Add-ons	Power Base Converter \| Mega-CD \| 32X (Mega-CD 32X) \| Mega Modem \| Demo System DS-16
Controllers	Control Pad \| Six Button Control Pad \| 6 Button Arcade Pad \| Arcade Power Stick 6B \| Konami Justifier \| MK-1470 Action Chair \| Activator \| Arcade Power Stick \| Keyboard \| MegaFire \| Mouse \| Mega Stick \| Menacer \| Remote Arcade System \| Ten Key Pad
Accessories	4 Way Play \| Cleaning System \| Control Pad Extension Cord \| Genesis Speakers \| Region converter cartridges \| Mega Terminal \| Miracle Piano Teaching System \| Nomad PowerBack \| RF Unit (Mega Drive 2) \| SCART Cable (Mega Drive 2) \| Stereo Audio Video Cable \| Team Player \| Video Monitor Cable
Network services	Sega Channel \| Sega Meganet (Sega Game Toshokan \| Mega Anser) \| Tectoy Mega Net \| Telebradesco Residência \| XB∀ND
Development tools	ERX 308P \| ERX 318P \| Sprobe \| SNASM68K \| SNASM2 (Mega Drive) \| SNASM2 (32X)
Unreleased	Floppy Disk Drive \| Mega Play 1010 \| Sega VR \| Video Jukebox

[:File:VD_26_RU.pdf_p2-1] File:VD 26 RU.pdf, page 2

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