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The Songa I would be replaced by the [[Songa II]], which shipped with wireless controllers and a different shell. Both were unlicensed consoles and were quickly disposed of by Sega's Brazilian distributor, [[Tec Toy]]. | The Songa I would be replaced by the [[Songa II]], which shipped with wireless controllers and a different shell. Both were unlicensed consoles and were quickly disposed of by Sega's Brazilian distributor, [[Tec Toy]]. | ||
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+ | File:Saba MD.jpg|Saba | ||
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Revision as of 08:13, 26 May 2012
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The Songa I is a Sega Mega Drive console clone that was distributed in Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay. It is loosely based off the Japanese Sega Mega Drive I, though features slightly a different shell. It came with wired six button controllers.
The Songa I would be replaced by the Songa II, which shipped with wireless controllers and a different shell. Both were unlicensed consoles and were quickly disposed of by Sega's Brazilian distributor, Tec Toy.
This console has also been spotted as the Saba.