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| − | The ''' | + | The '''Wondermega''', also known as the '''X'eye''' in North America, is a combined [[Sega Mega Drive]] and [[Mega CD|Mega CD]] which was made by JVC and was released in Septermber 1994. It featured improved sound capabilities, [[MIDI]] connections, two microphone inputs and a S-VHS Connector. |
At one point it was packaged with a CD called ''[[Wondermega Collection]]'' that included ''[[Quiz Scramble Special]]'', ''[[Flicky]]'', ''[[Pyramid Magic]]'' and ''[[Puzzle Fighter]]''. It was also packaged with ''Prize Fighter'' and a Karaoke CD that included the songs ''Achy Breaky Heart'' and ''Two Princes''. | At one point it was packaged with a CD called ''[[Wondermega Collection]]'' that included ''[[Quiz Scramble Special]]'', ''[[Flicky]]'', ''[[Pyramid Magic]]'' and ''[[Puzzle Fighter]]''. It was also packaged with ''Prize Fighter'' and a Karaoke CD that included the songs ''Achy Breaky Heart'' and ''Two Princes''. | ||
Revision as of 09:53, 13 February 2011
The Wondermega, also known as the X'eye in North America, is a combined Sega Mega Drive and Mega CD which was made by JVC and was released in Septermber 1994. It featured improved sound capabilities, MIDI connections, two microphone inputs and a S-VHS Connector.
At one point it was packaged with a CD called Wondermega Collection that included Quiz Scramble Special, Flicky, Pyramid Magic and Puzzle Fighter. It was also packaged with Prize Fighter and a Karaoke CD that included the songs Achy Breaky Heart and Two Princes.
The CD-ROM is compatible with CD+G (CD and Graphics) enabled CD Players. The X'eye also supported the "Wonder CD" peripheral that allows someone to create music and connect to MIDI-enabled devices, as well as a music keyboard called the "Piano Player" that allowed you to create music and learn to use the keyboard. It was later given a redesign with a softer, more curved look. Some of the extra features were removed, and the joypads were remodeled infrared joypads.
Contents
Gallery
Wondermega, Sega Model
Console
Front of box
Back of box
Wondermega, Victor RG-M1 Model
Console
CD area
Extra sound buttons
Karaoke buttons for recording/mixing
Power/reset buttons, controller ports
Audio/video output
Victor Wondermega-branded gamepad
Wondermega, Victor RG-M2 Model
Console, now with infra red controllers.
Redesigned mixing buttons
Audio/video output, with extra controller ports
Front of box
Back of box
