Difference between revisions of "Mega-CD consoles in Eastern Europe"

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The Eastern European Sega Mega CD debuted in 1993 and until 1995, it was introduced in all markets. The systems are identical to PAL ones seen in Western Europe, with only differences being manuals in native language, warranty cards, catalogues, posters and distributor seals on box or under console. The Bulgarian, Serbian, Montenegro and the CIS countries markets firstly got the European models, but later the cheaper Asian PAL too, in order to lower price for around 20%.

Albania

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Nissho Iwai	AL: (≥ 1995)	??			Road Avenger

Belarus

Main article: Mega-CD consoles in Asia#Russia and CIS.

Bulgaria

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Pulsar	BG: (≥ 1995) ^[1]	??				Security Label (Under Console) Warranty Card
	Mega-CD 2	Pulsar	BG: (≥ 1995)	??				Security Label (Under Console) Warranty Card

Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Nissho Iwai	HR: (≥ 1995) BA: (≥ 1995)	??			Road Avenger

Czech Republic and Slovakia

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Nissho Iwai	CZ: 12000 Kč12000^[2] (1994) CZ: 9150 Kč9150 (1995) ^[3] SK: (1994)				Road Avenger	Manual Warranty card (Datart) Warranty card (ITO CS)
	Mega-CD II	DDC Agency	CZ: (1996) SK: (≥ 1996)				Road Avenger	Manual Warranty Card Warranty Seal (Under Console)

Estonia

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Nissho Iwai	EE: 7800 kr7800^[4] (1994)	??			Road Avenger

Hungary

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Nissho Iwai	HU: 35.192 Ft35.192 (1994-03) HU: 31.992 Ft31.992 (1994-09) ^[5]				Road Avenger	Manual
	Mega-CD II 3 games Set	Nissho Iwai	HU: 42.392 Ft42.392 (1994-06) ^[6] HU: 39.192 Ft39.192 (1994-09) ^[7]	??			Sega Classics Arcade Collection Cobra Command Sol-Feace	Manual

Latvia

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Nissho Iwai	LV: (≥ 1995)	??			Road Avenger

Lithuania

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Vilandra	LT: (1995)	??			Road Avenger	Warranty card

Macedonia

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Nissho Iwai	MK: (≥ 1995)	??			Road Avenger

Moldova

Main article: Mega-CD consoles in Asia#Russia and CIS.

Poland

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Nissho Iwai	PL: (≥ 1995^[8])	??			Road Avenger	Manual

Romania

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Nissho Iwai	RO: (≥ 1995)	??			Road Avenger

Serbia and Monetenegro

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Nissho Iwai	YU: (≥ 1995)	??			Road Avenger
	Mega-CD 2	Nissho Iwai	YU: (≥ 1995)	??

Slovenia

Box	Name	Distributor	Date & Price	Console	Label	Hardware	Software	Documentation	Comments
	Mega-CD II	Nissho Iwai	SI: (≥ 1993-10^[9])	??			Road Avenger

Ukraine

Main article: Mega-CD consoles in Asia#Russia and CIS.

References

↑ Mega CD - Pif 95/96 page ?
↑ https://www.telecompaper.com/news/video-games-market-small--23097
↑ Atlantida - Excalibur 42 (03/1995) page 27
↑ EXE 04/1994 page 47
↑ CoV48
↑ CoV45
↑ CoV48
↑ https://archive.org/details/TopSecret41/page/n57/mode/2up
↑ http://pc.sux.org/SK/MG/1993/10/MG_93_10_009.jpg

Sega Mega-CD
Topics	Technical specifications \| History \| Magazine articles \| Promotional material
Hardware	Mega CD (Asia \| North America \| Western Europe \| Eastern Europe \| South America \| Australasia \| Africa) Sega Multi-Mega (Asia \| North America \| Europe \| South America \| Australasia) Wondermega \| LaserActive \| CSD-G1M
Misc. hardware	CD BackUp RAM Cart \| Mega-CD Karaoke \| Pro CDX
Development tools	SNASM Mega-CD \| PsyQ Mega-CD SDK \| PSY-Q CD Emulation System (Mega-CD)
Unreleased hardware	Game Genie

[1] Mega CD - Pif 95/96 page ?

[2] ttps://www.telecompaper.com/news/video-games-market-small--23097

[3] Atlantida - Excalibur 42 (03/1995) page 27

[4] EXE 04/1994 page 47

[5] CoV48

[6] CoV45

[7] CoV48

[8] ttps://archive.org/details/TopSecret41/page/n57/mode/2up

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-[[Sega Mega CD]] was first presented in Central and Eastern Europe in October 1993 and in the following years it was released in other countries of this region. Only the second console model, the same as in Western Europe, was on sale, with the exception of CIS countries where, in addition to the above-mentioned model, the model from Asia was sold.
+The Eastern European [[Sega Mega CD]] debuted in 1993 and until 1995, it was introduced in all markets. The systems are identical to PAL ones seen in Western Europe, with only differences being manuals in native language, warranty cards, catalogues, posters and distributor seals on box or under console. The Bulgarian, Serbian, Montenegro and the CIS countries markets firstly got the European models, but later the cheaper Asian PAL too, in order to lower price for around 20%.
-Although the Mega CD was more popular in this region than the [[Mega Drive 32X]], it did not gain a large audience as in the rest of Europe. The console remained on sale in store shelves for a long time and the last models were seen in 1999.
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+| dateprice={{DatePrice|EE|7800<ref>EXE 04/1994 page 47</ref>|1994}}
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Difference between revisions of "Mega-CD consoles in Eastern Europe"

From Sega Retro

Latest revision as of 14:56, 15 January 2024

Contents

Albania

Belarus

Bulgaria

Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Czech Republic and Slovakia

Estonia

Hungary

Latvia

Lithuania

Macedonia

Moldova

Poland

Romania

Serbia and Monetenegro

Slovenia

Ukraine

References