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| Manufacturer: A.L.S. Industries | |||||
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The Video Entertainment Cabinet is an officially licensed method of storing Sega Mega Drive games and controllers.
Physical scans
| Mega Drive, US |
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References
| Sega Mega Drive storage and carrying solutions |
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| Cartridge Caddy | Cartridge Soft Pak | Game Cartridge Organizer | Video Entertainment Center | Video Entertainment Cabinet | Video Game Caddy | Video Game Center | VideoGame Entertainment Center | Video Game Organizer | Video Game Tote |