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[[Image:genesis3.jpg|thumb|right|The Genesis 3 console, by Majesco.]]
 
[[Image:genesis3.jpg|thumb|right|The Genesis 3 console, by Majesco.]]
 
The '''Genesis 3''' console is a bargain-basement model of the [[Sega Genesis]] that was made under license by [[Majesco]] in 1998. It is often derisively called "the hockey puck" due to its rather squat appearance and limited capabilities (as compared to earlier models). The Genesis 3 lacks the expansion port of its predecessors; hence, you cannot use a [[Sega CD]] with it.
 
The '''Genesis 3''' console is a bargain-basement model of the [[Sega Genesis]] that was made under license by [[Majesco]] in 1998. It is often derisively called "the hockey puck" due to its rather squat appearance and limited capabilities (as compared to earlier models). The Genesis 3 lacks the expansion port of its predecessors; hence, you cannot use a [[Sega CD]] with it.
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However, it has been shown that with minimal modification, a Model 3 can use a [[32X]], the game [[Virtua Racing]], and the [[Master System Converter]].
  
 
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Revision as of 17:15, 10 May 2010

The Genesis 3 console, by Majesco.

The Genesis 3 console is a bargain-basement model of the Sega Genesis that was made under license by Majesco in 1998. It is often derisively called "the hockey puck" due to its rather squat appearance and limited capabilities (as compared to earlier models). The Genesis 3 lacks the expansion port of its predecessors; hence, you cannot use a Sega CD with it.

However, it has been shown that with minimal modification, a Model 3 can use a 32X, the game Virtua Racing, and the Master System Converter.


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