Difference between revisions of "Unlicensed Mega Drive clones (Keyboard models)"
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Revision as of 17:07, 5 August 2023
In 1995, the designer of Game Genie, Yi-Rong Chen, got patent for Mega Drive 16-bit computer system, that looked like keyboard.[1] With help of Realtec, he created EZcom.
Educational Mega Drive consoles got second life in early 2000s, when bootleg sellers wanted to compete with 8-bit Nintendo educational computers clones. Most of these clones was intended for Chinese, Russian and CIS markets, where Sega was still popular.
New Star FDC-2000
Chinese clone using both cartridges and floppy disk, released in 1995 by Tianjing Newstar Electronics., Ltd. (天津市新星电子). The console was unsuccessful because of its high price.
Box
Console
Cartridge NS-89
Floppy disk
Manual
Advert[2]
EPC-2001N
By Shenzhen Hot Sun Electronics Co., Ltd.
Console
SB-978
By Subor.
Console