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| + | The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (セガ ゲームボックス9) is a special [[Sega Master System]] that was distributed to hotel chains around Japan. It is operated via coins (though free play is an option) and comes with two Master System controllers. It was distributed by [[C&C Ltd.]] | ||
As the name suggests, up to nine games can be stored inside the unit, and can be selected by the user for play. In the West, a similar system was used that allowed up to 16 games to be installed. | As the name suggests, up to nine games can be stored inside the unit, and can be selected by the user for play. In the West, a similar system was used that allowed up to 16 games to be installed. | ||
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| + | ==Promotional material== | ||
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| + | SegaGameBox9 SMS Flyer.jpg|JP flyer | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
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The Sega Game Box 9 (セガ ゲームボックス9) is a special Sega Master System that was distributed to hotel chains around Japan. It is operated via coins (though free play is an option) and comes with two Master System controllers. It was distributed by C&C Ltd.
As the name suggests, up to nine games can be stored inside the unit, and can be selected by the user for play. In the West, a similar system was used that allowed up to 16 games to be installed.
Gallery
Sega Game Box 9 logo
Side of unit
Front of unit
The games can be replaced after removing the front panel, as with a regular Master System
Controllers
Coin slot and other options
Outputs
Back of unit
Top of unit
Promotional material
JP flyer
References
| Sega Master System | |
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