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Revision as of 13:59, 19 June 2014
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There are many third party Screen Magnifiers for the Sega Game Gear, all with the same purpose - to clip onto the handheld and make the screen appear bigger.
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MagniGear | Beeshu | (>=1990) |
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Screen Magnifier | Doc's | (>=1990) |
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MG-2 | Freetron | (>=1990) | 
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WideView | Gamester | (>=1990) |
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| Super Magni Screen | Naki | (>=1990) |
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Super Zoom | Performance | (>=1990) |
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Super Magni Screen | Super UFO | (>=1990) |
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Super Magni Screen | Super UFO | (>=1990) |
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| Wide Gear | VidiTex | (>=1990) |
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