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Though the [[Sega Master System]] always played second-best to the Nintendo Entertainment System (so much so that few even remember the Master System's existence in this region), many bundles and console revisions were given to the North American audience.
 
Though the [[Sega Master System]] always played second-best to the Nintendo Entertainment System (so much so that few even remember the Master System's existence in this region), many bundles and console revisions were given to the North American audience.
  
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=United States=
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There are three confirmed "sets" of North American Master System; early consoles distributed by [[Sega]], late 80s consoles distributed by [[Tonka]], and a third set for the redesgined Master System II, also distributed by Sega. Canada changed packaging when the US changed distributors, but all consoles in that country were distributed by [[Irwin Electronics]].
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==The Sega Base System==
 
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Sega redesigned the [[Sega Mark III]] for a western audience, but for a number of years they seemed unsure what to call the redesigned console. Initially, it was simply given the vague title of "Sega System", with the bundle names seemingly given more attention than the console itself. The console unit itself was strictly called the "Sega Power Base", before being renamed later down the line.
 
  
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Two packages were originally offered to the US when the system showed up in 1986 - this "Sega Base System" (the cheaper, lesser option) and the "Sega Master System" (the more expensive, better option). The base system, was, as you would expect, basic. It contained merely the Sega Power Base and two control pads, and no built-in games.
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Contrary to popular belief, until the advent of the Sega Master System II, Sega did not call the console the "Sega Master System" in North America. Instead the console was referred to as the "Sega System", a rather vague and confusing title which was inevitably scrapped. The console unit itself is often referred to as the "Power Base" (similar to the NES' "Control Deck"), though for unknown reasons the text printed on the top of the unit reads "Master System/Power Base". The "Master System" name clearly stuck, and became the official title for the console in later revisions.
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<gallery>
 
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File:TSBS US Box Front.jpg|Front of box
 
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</gallery>
 
  
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==The Sega Master System (with ''[[Hang-On]]'' and ''[[Safari Hunt]]'')==
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Though there are similarities with European packaging, North American models are easier to spot than one might expect.
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The other option, the Sega Master System, was more thoughtful, giving the user two control pads, a [[Light Phaser]] and both ''[[Hang-On]]'' and ''[[Safari Hunt]]'' built in.
 
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<gallery>
 
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File:TSMSHOSH US Box Front.jpg|Front of box
 
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File:TSMSHOSH US Box Back.jpg|Back of box
 
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File:TSMSHOSH US Box Top.jpg|Top of box
 
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File:TSMSHOSH US Box Bottom.jpg|Bottom of box
 
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File:TSMSHOSH US Box Side.jpg|Side of box
 
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File:TSMSHOSH US 1.jpg|Contents of box
 
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</gallery>
 
  
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==The Sega Master System (with ''[[Hang-On]]'')==
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==United States==
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At some point, Sega redefined what it was to be a "Master System". This version of the Master System simply contains ''[[Hang-On]]'', which was built-in to the console, and two control pads. We are unsure exactly when this bundle was released, so it may have been earlier than the above.
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{{ConsoleReleaseTable|
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<gallery>
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{{ConsoleRelease
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File:TSMSHangon US Box Front.jpg|Front of box
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| front=TSBS US Box Front.jpg
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</gallery>
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| back=TSBS US Box Back.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
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| square=yes
  
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| name=The Sega Base System
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| distributor=[[Sega of America]]
  
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==Sega Base System (with ''[[Hang-On]]'')==
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|US||1986}}
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These "second generation" Master System bundles arrived a couple of years down the line. These would be the mould for most international models. They have a different typeface describing the system (underlined in colour) and the "SEGA" logo replaces the "The Sega" text seen in earlier models. From this point onwards all bundles were called "Sega xxx System" as opposed to "''The'' Sega xxx System". It's also where things start to get complicated.
 
  
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The "Base System" survived, but the bundle was changed so that it contained a copy of ''[[Hang-On]]'' (mis-represented by the screenshot on the front of the box) as well as two control pads. This means the new "Base System" is identical to one of the old "Master System"s.
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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<gallery>
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| consolecode=3010
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File:SBS US Box Front.jpg|Front of box
 
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</gallery>
 
  
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==Sega SegaScope 3-D System==
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| hard1=SMSControlPad 2.jpg
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Sega also released a model attempting to push their [[3-D Glasses]] accessory. The "SegaScope 3D System" package inlcudes were two controllers, a [[Light Phaser]] and a pair of 3-D glasses.
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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<gallery>
 
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File:SegaScope3D System.jpg
 
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</gallery>
 
  
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==Master System Plus==
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| soft1=HangOnAstroWarrior SMS US Box.jpg
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Another pre-[[Tonka]] model, now bundled with a [[Light Phaser]] and ''[[Safari Hunt]]'' and ''[[Hang On]]'' built in.
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| soft1name=''[[Hang-On / Astro Warrior]]''
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<gallery>
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}}
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=TSMSHOSH US Box Front.jpg
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| back=TSMSHOSH US Box Back.jpg
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| spine=TSMSHOSH US Box Spine.jpg
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| spine2=TSMSHOSH US Box Side.jpg
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| top=TSMSHOSH US Box Top.jpg
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| bottom=TSMSHOSH US Box Bottom.jpg
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| square=yes
  
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</gallery>
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| name=The Sega Master System
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| distributor=[[Sega of America]]
  
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|US||1986}}
  
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=Canada=
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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==The Sega Master System==
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| consolecode=3010
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Canada's history is similar to the US', except they dropped any name that wasn't "Sega Master System". Consoles were distributed by [[Irwin Toy]], a practise that would continue until shortly after the [[Sega Mega Drive]]'s release. This model was released in 1986 and is identical to the first US "Sega Master System" model. Canadian releases can be distinguished by the IRWIN logo in the top left.
 
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<gallery>
 
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File:TSMS CA Box Front.jpg|Front of box
 
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</gallery>
 
  
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==Sega Master System==
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| hard1=SMSControlPad 2.jpg
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Canada also saw their packaging redesigned, with ''[[Safari Hunt]]'' and ''[[Hang On]]'' built in for good measure.
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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<gallery>
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File:SMS CA Box Front.jpg|Front of box
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| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
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</gallery>
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| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
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| soft1=HangOnSafariHunt SMS US Box.jpg
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| soft1name=''[[Hang-On / Safari Hunt]]''
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| doc1=SegaSystemInstructionManualSMSU.pdf
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| doc1name=Instruction Manual
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}}
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=TSBS US Box Front Alt.jpg
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| back=TSBS US Box Back Alt.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
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| square=yes
 +
 
 +
| name=The Sega Base System
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| distributor=[[Sega of America]]
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|US||1987}}
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=3010
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| hard1=SMSControlPad 1.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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}}
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=TSMS US Box Front Alt.jpg
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| back=TSMS US Box Back Alt.jpg
 +
| top=TSMS US Box Front Top.jpg
 +
| spinemissing=yes
 +
| square=yes
 +
 
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| name=The Sega Master System
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| distributor=[[Sega of America]]
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|US||1987}}
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=3010
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 +
| hard1=SMSControlPad 1.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
 +
 
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| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
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| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
 +
 
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| soft1=HangOnSafariHunt SMS US Box.jpg
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| soft1name=''[[Hang-On / Safari Hunt]]''
 +
}}
 +
 
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SVGS US Box Front.jpg
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| back=SVGS US Box Back.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
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| top=SVGS US Box Top.jpg
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| square=yes
 +
 
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| name=Video Game System
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| distributor=[[Tonka]]
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|US||1988}}
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=3010
 +
 
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| hard1=SMSControlPad 1.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
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| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
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| hard3=Sms 3d glasses.jpg
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| hard3name=''[[3-D Glasses]]''
 +
 
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| soft1=MissileDefense3D US cover.jpg
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| soft1name=''[[Missile Defense 3-D]]''
 +
}}
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SBS US Box Front.jpg
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| back=SBS US Box Back.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
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| square=yes
 +
 
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| name=Base System
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| code=3005
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| distributor=[[Tonka]]
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|US||1988}}
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=3010-B
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| hard1=SMSControlPad 1.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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| soft1=HangOn SMS Title.png
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| soft1name=''[[Hang-On]]''
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}}
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SMS US Box Front.jpg
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| back=SMS US Box Back.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
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| square=yes
 +
 
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| name=Master System
 +
| code=3000
 +
| distributor=[[Tonka]]
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|US||1988}}
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=3010-A
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| hard1=SMSControlPad 1.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
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| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
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 +
| soft1=HangOnSafariHunt title.png
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| soft1name=''[[Hang-On / Safari Hunt]]''
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}}
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SegaScope3D System.jpg
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| back=SS3DS US Box Back.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
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| square=yes
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| name=SegaScope 3-D System
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| code=3001
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| distributor=[[Tonka]]
 +
 
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|US||1988}}
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=3010-C
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| hard1=Sms joypad.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
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| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
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| hard3=Sms 3d glasses.jpg
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| hard3name=''[[3-D Glasses]]''
 +
 
 +
| soft1=MissileDefense3D title.png
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| soft1name=''[[Missile Defense 3-D]]''
 +
}}
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SMS2 US Box Front AlexKidd.jpg
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| back=SMS2 US Box Back AlexKidd.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
 +
| square=yes
 +
 
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| name=Master System II
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| distributor=[[Sega of America]]
 +
 
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|US|49.95|1990}}
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| console=SMS2 US.jpg
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| consolecode=MK-3006
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| hard1=Sms joypad.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]]
 +
 
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| soft1=Alex Kidd in Miracle World Title.png
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| soft1name=''[[Alex Kidd in Miracle World]]''
 +
}}
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}}
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==Canada==
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{{ConsoleReleaseTable|
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=TSMS CA Box Front MadeinJapan.jpg
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| back=TSMS CA Box Back MadeinJapan.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
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| square=yes
 +
 
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| name=The Sega Master System
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| distributor=[[Irwin Electronics]]
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|CA||1987}}
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=
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| hard1=SMSControlPad 1.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
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| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
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| soft1=HangOnSafariHunt SMS CA Box MadeinJapan.jpg
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| soft1name=''[[Hang-On / Safari Hunt]]''
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| comments=Made in Japan
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}}
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=TSMS CA Box Front.jpg
 +
| back=TSMS CA Box Back.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
 +
| square=yes
 +
 
 +
| name=The Sega Master System
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| distributor=[[Irwin Electronics]]
 +
 
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|CA||1987}}
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=
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| hard1=SMSControlPad 1.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
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| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
 +
 
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| soft1=HangOnSafariHunt SMS CA Box.jpg
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| soft1name=''[[Hang-On / Safari Hunt]]''
 +
| comments=Made in Hong Kong
 +
}}
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=TSMS CA Box Front MadeinChina.jpg
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| back=TSMS CA Box Back MadeinChina.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
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| square=yes
 +
 
 +
| name=The Sega Master System
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| distributor=[[Irwin Electronics]]
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|CA||1987}}
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=
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| hard1=SMSControlPad 1.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
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| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
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| soft1=HangOnSafariHunt SMS CA Box MadeinChina.jpg
 +
| soft1name=''[[Hang-On / Safari Hunt]]''
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| comments=Made in China
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}}
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SMS CA Box Front.jpg
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| back=SMS CA Box Back.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
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| square=yes
 +
 
 +
| name=Master System
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| distributor=[[Irwin Electronics]]
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|CA||1988}}
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=
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| hard1=SMSControlPad 1.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
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| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
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 +
| soft1=HangOnSafariHunt title.png
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| soft1name=''[[Hang-On / Safari Hunt]]''
 +
}}
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SMS CA Box Front Alt.jpg
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| back=SMS CA Box Back Alt.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
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| square=yes
 +
 
 +
| name=Master System
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| distributor=[[Irwin Electronics]]
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|CA||1988}}
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=
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| hard1=SMSControlPad 1.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
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| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
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 +
| soft1=HangOnSafariHunt title.png
 +
| soft1name=''[[Hang-On / Safari Hunt]]''
 +
}}
 +
 
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SMS2 CA Box Front AlexKidd.jpg
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| back=SMS2 CA Box Back.jpg
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| spinemissing=yes
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| square=yes
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| name=Master System II
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| distributor=[[Irwin Electronics]]
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|CA||1990}}
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| console=SMS2 US.jpg
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| consolecode=MK-3006-22
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| hard1=Sms joypad.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]]
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| soft1=Alex Kidd in Miracle World Title.png
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| soft1name=''[[Alex Kidd in Miracle World]]''
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}}
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}}
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==Mexico==
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{{ConsoleReleaseTable|
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SMSP MX Box Front.png
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| back=
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| spinemissing=
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| square=yes
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| name=Sega Master System
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| distributor=[[DISAM]]
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|MX||{{gte}} 1990}}
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| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=3010-A
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| hard1=Sms joypad.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
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| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
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| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
 +
 
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| soft1=HangOnSafariHunt title.png
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| soft1name=''[[Hang-On/Safari Hunt]]''
 +
 
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| doc1=SMS MX Manual.png
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| doc1name=Manual
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| doc2=SMSP MX seal.png
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| doc2name=Seal (Box Front)
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}}
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{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SMSP MX Box Front alt.png
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| back=
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| spinemissing=
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| square=yes
 +
 
 +
| name=Sega Master System
 +
| distributor=[[DISAM]]
 +
| dateprice={{DatePrice|MX||{{gte}} 1990}}
 +
| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
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| consolecode=
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| hard1=Sms joypad.jpg
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| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
 +
| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
 +
| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
 +
 
 +
| soft1=HangOnSafariHunt title.png
 +
| soft1name=''[[Hang-On/Safari Hunt]]''
 +
 
 +
| doc1=SMS MX Manual.png
 +
| doc1name=Manual
 +
 
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| doc2=SMSP MX seal.png
 +
| doc2name=Seal (Box Front)
 +
}}
 +
{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SMS SegaScope 3D MX box front.jpg
 +
| back=
 +
| spinemissing=
 +
| square=yes
 +
 
 +
| name=SegaScope 3-D System
 +
 
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|MX||{{gte}} 1990}}
 +
 
 +
| console=MasterSystem1.jpg
 +
| consolecode=
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| distributor=[[DISAM]]
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| hard1=Sms joypad.jpg
 +
| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]] (x2)
 +
| hard2=Sega Master System lightphaser.jpg
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| hard2name=[[Light Phaser]]
 +
| hard3=Sms 3d glasses.jpg
 +
| hard3name=''[[3-D Glasses]]''
 +
 
 +
| soft1=MissileDefense3D title.png
 +
| soft1name=''[[Missile Defense 3-D]]''
 +
 
 +
| doc1=SMS MX Manual.png
 +
| doc1name=Manual
 +
 
 +
| doc2=SMS MX Catalogue.jpg
 +
| doc2name=Catalogue
 +
 
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| doc3=SMSP MX seal.png
 +
| doc3name=Seal (Box Front)
 +
}}
 +
 
 +
{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SMS II AK MX box.png
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| back=
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| spinemissing=
 +
| square=yes
 +
 
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| name=Master System II
 +
| distributor=[[DISAM]]
 +
 
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|MX||{{gte}} 1992}}
 +
 
 +
| console=SMS2 US.jpg
 +
| consolecode=
 +
 
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| hard1=Sms joypad.jpg
 +
| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]]
 +
 
 +
| soft1=Alex Kidd in Miracle World Title.png
 +
| soft1name=''[[Alex Kidd in Miracle World]]''
 +
 
 +
| doc1=SMSII MX Manual.png
 +
| doc1name=Manual
 +
}}
 +
{{ConsoleRelease
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| front=SMS II AK MX box alt.png
 +
| back=
 +
| spinemissing=
 +
| square=yes
 +
 
 +
| name=Master System II
 +
| distributor=[[DISAM]]
 +
 
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| dateprice={{DatePrice|MX||{{gte}} 1992}}
 +
 
 +
| console=SMS2 US.jpg
 +
| consolecode=
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 +
| hard1=Sms joypad.jpg
 +
| hard1name=[[Control Pad (Master System)|Control Pad]]
 +
 
 +
| soft1=Alex Kidd in Miracle World Title.png
 +
| soft1name=''[[Alex Kidd in Miracle World]]''
 +
 
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| doc1=SMS MX manual alt.png
 +
| doc1name=Manual
 +
}}
 +
}}
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==References==
 +
<references />
  
 
{{MasterSystem}}
 
{{MasterSystem}}
  
 
[[Category:Master System hardware]]
 
[[Category:Master System hardware]]

Latest revision as of 20:24, 2 December 2023

Though the Sega Master System always played second-best to the Nintendo Entertainment System (so much so that few even remember the Master System's existence in this region), many bundles and console revisions were given to the North American audience.

There are three confirmed "sets" of North American Master System; early consoles distributed by Sega, late 80s consoles distributed by Tonka, and a third set for the redesgined Master System II, also distributed by Sega. Canada changed packaging when the US changed distributors, but all consoles in that country were distributed by Irwin Electronics.

Contrary to popular belief, until the advent of the Sega Master System II, Sega did not call the console the "Sega Master System" in North America. Instead the console was referred to as the "Sega System", a rather vague and confusing title which was inevitably scrapped. The console unit itself is often referred to as the "Power Base" (similar to the NES' "Control Deck"), though for unknown reasons the text printed on the top of the unit reads "Master System/Power Base". The "Master System" name clearly stuck, and became the official title for the console in later revisions.

Though there are similarities with European packaging, North American models are easier to spot than one might expect.

United States

Box Name Distributor Date & Price Console Label Hardware Software Documentation Comments
TSBS US Box Back.jpgNospine-small.pngTSBS US Box Front.jpg
 The Sega Base System Sega of America
United States of America US: (1986)
MasterSystem1.jpg
3010
TSMSHOSH US Box Top.jpg
TSMSHOSH US Box Back.jpgTSMSHOSH US Box Spine.jpgTSMSHOSH US Box Front.jpgTSMSHOSH US Box Side.jpg
TSMSHOSH US Box Bottom.jpg
 The Sega Master System Sega of America
United States of America US: (1986)
MasterSystem1.jpg
3010
SegaSystemInstructionManualSMSU.pdf
Instruction Manual
TSBS US Box Back Alt.jpgNospine-small.pngTSBS US Box Front Alt.jpg
 The Sega Base System Sega of America
United States of America US: (1987)
MasterSystem1.jpg
3010
TSMS US Box Front Top.jpg
TSMS US Box Back Alt.jpgNospine-small.pngTSMS US Box Front Alt.jpg
 The Sega Master System Sega of America
United States of America US: (1987)
MasterSystem1.jpg
3010
SVGS US Box Top.jpg
SVGS US Box Back.jpgNospine-small.pngSVGS US Box Front.jpg
 Video Game System Tonka
United States of America US: (1988)
MasterSystem1.jpg
3010
SBS US Box Back.jpgNospine-small.pngSBS US Box Front.jpg
 Base System
3005 		Tonka
United States of America US: (1988)
MasterSystem1.jpg
3010-B
SMS US Box Back.jpgNospine-small.pngSMS US Box Front.jpg
 Master System
3000 		Tonka
United States of America US: (1988)
MasterSystem1.jpg
3010-A
SS3DS US Box Back.jpgNospine-small.pngSegaScope3D System.jpg
 SegaScope 3-D System
3001 		Tonka
United States of America US: (1988)
MasterSystem1.jpg
3010-C
SMS2 US Box Back AlexKidd.jpgNospine-small.pngSMS2 US Box Front AlexKidd.jpg
 Master System II Sega of America
United States of America US: $49.9549.95 (1990)
SMS2 US.jpg
MK-3006

Canada

Box Name Distributor Date & Price Console Label Hardware Software Documentation Comments
TSMS CA Box Back MadeinJapan.jpgNospine-small.pngTSMS CA Box Front MadeinJapan.jpg
 The Sega Master System Irwin Electronics
Canada CA: (1987)
MasterSystem1.jpg
 Made in Japan
TSMS CA Box Back.jpgNospine-small.pngTSMS CA Box Front.jpg
 The Sega Master System Irwin Electronics
Canada CA: (1987)
MasterSystem1.jpg
 Made in Hong Kong
TSMS CA Box Back MadeinChina.jpgNospine-small.pngTSMS CA Box Front MadeinChina.jpg
 The Sega Master System Irwin Electronics
Canada CA: (1987)
MasterSystem1.jpg
 Made in China
SMS CA Box Back.jpgNospine-small.pngSMS CA Box Front.jpg
 Master System Irwin Electronics
Canada CA: (1988)
MasterSystem1.jpg
SMS CA Box Back Alt.jpgNospine-small.pngSMS CA Box Front Alt.jpg
 Master System Irwin Electronics
Canada CA: (1988)
MasterSystem1.jpg
SMS2 CA Box Back.jpgNospine-small.pngSMS2 CA Box Front AlexKidd.jpg
 Master System II Irwin Electronics
Canada CA: (1990)
SMS2 US.jpg
MK-3006-22

Mexico

Box Name Distributor Date & Price Console Label Hardware Software Documentation Comments
SMSP MX Box Front.png
 Sega Master System DISAM
Mexico MX: (≥ 1990)
MasterSystem1.jpg
3010-A
SMS MX Manual.png
Manual
SMSP MX seal.png
Seal (Box Front)
SMSP MX Box Front alt.png
 Sega Master System DISAM
Mexico MX: (≥ 1990)
MasterSystem1.jpg
SMS MX Manual.png
Manual
SMSP MX seal.png
Seal (Box Front)
SMS SegaScope 3D MX box front.jpg
 SegaScope 3-D System DISAM
Mexico MX: (≥ 1990)
MasterSystem1.jpg
SMS MX Manual.png
Manual
SMS MX Catalogue.jpg
Catalogue
SMSP MX seal.png
Seal (Box Front)
SMS II AK MX box.png
 Master System II DISAM
Mexico MX: (≥ 1992)
SMS2 US.jpg
SMSII MX Manual.png
Manual
SMS II AK MX box alt.png
 Master System II DISAM
Mexico MX: (≥ 1992)
SMS2 US.jpg
SMS MX manual alt.png
Manual

References


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Misc. Hardware Action Replay | Card Catcher | Action Case | Freedom Connection | Playkit
Unreleased Floppy Disk Drive
Consoles-on-a-chip Arcade Gamer Portable | TF-DVD560 | DVD Karaoke Game DVT-G100 | Fun Play 20-in-1 | Handheld Electronic Games | Master System 3 Collection | Master System 3 | Master System Evolution | Master System Handy | PlayPal Plug & Play | Poga
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