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* '''''Tec Toy S/A''''' was adopted in 2000-12-28 and used until current days | * '''''Tec Toy S/A''''' was adopted in 2000-12-28 and used until current days | ||
| − | '''References:''' {{ref|http://www.webcitation.org/6Ni5P1yWa}} {{ref|1=https://www.jucesponline.sp.gov.br/Pre_Visualiza.aspx?nire=13300004673}} | + | '''References:''' {{ref|http://www.webcitation.org/6Ni5P1yWa}}{{ref|1=https://www.jucesponline.sp.gov.br/Pre_Visualiza.aspx?nire=13300004673}} |
==CEP (Brazilian zip-code)== | ==CEP (Brazilian zip-code)== | ||
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* 69048-660 | * 69048-660 | ||
* 69075-810 (newest) | * 69075-810 (newest) | ||
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| + | ==Tectoy's Master & Mega Club== | ||
| + | "Master Club", later renamed to "Mega Club", was the roots of Tectoy's Sega Club. It distributed a journal (which would later become the [[Jornal Sega Club]]) with information about new releases and a phone (Hot-Line) to answer questions. In July 1991 it had around 35,000 members{{fileref|AcaoGames BR 003.pdf|page=44}}. | ||
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Revision as of 22:37, 2 April 2016
This page is my sandbox with curiosities and useful information about Tecoy and, consequently, their releases (mostly Master System, Mega Drive and Game Gear).
Contents
Company's name through the years
The name seen on the back of the boxes and cartridges, as well as the penultimate page of manuals, can be a good hint to tell a rough range of years for certain releases:
- Tec Toy Indústria de Brinquedos Ltda was their original name since foundation, and used from 1987-09-18 to 1992-09-30
- Tec Toy Indústria de Brinquedos S/A was adopted in 1992-09-30 and used until 2000-12-28
- Tec Toy S/A was adopted in 2000-12-28 and used until current days
CEP (Brazilian zip-code)
(proper research to be done) This only considers Master System releases atm
- 69000 (oldest)
- 69090
- 69048-660
- 69075-810 (newest)
Tectoy's Master & Mega Club
"Master Club", later renamed to "Mega Club", was the roots of Tectoy's Sega Club. It distributed a journal (which would later become the Jornal Sega Club) with information about new releases and a phone (Hot-Line) to answer questions. In July 1991 it had around 35,000 members[3].