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| − | {{sub-stub}}The [[Sega SC-3000]] was distributed in Egypt by [[Cactus International]].Later consoles and games were delivered by [[Sega Europe]] to local distributors. | + | {{sub-stub}}The [[Sega SC-3000]] was distributed in Egypt by [[Cactus International]]<ref>https://segaretro.org/File:SC3000_EG_Label.jpg</ref>.Later consoles and games were delivered by [[Sega Europe]] to local distributors. |
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The Sega SC-3000 was distributed in Egypt by Cactus International[1].Later consoles and games were delivered by Sega Europe to local distributors.
