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The ZW-V21 is an Sega Mega Drive clone that doubles up as a Wii rip-off. It was released in Russia as eMote.
The interesting fact about this clone is fact that it use custom-made Game Boy Advance-style cartridges, first used in clone called the Mega Drive Portable. It also contains its own games, not related to Mega Drive.
List of games
- Main article: List of Mega Drive Portable games.
- Main article: Mega Drive unlicensed multi-carts (EM series).
Magazine articles
- Main article: ZW-V21/Magazine articles.
Gallery
Physical scans
Mega Drive, AS† (ZW-V21) |
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References