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File	Date	Source	Title and comments
	1986-02-xx	Computer Entertainer (US), "February 1986"	"New VideoGame System Under Secret Development"
	1986-06-xx	Computer Entertainer (US), "June 1986"	"New, Advanced Videogame System Revealed"
	1986-06-12	Popular Computing Weekly (UK), "Vol. 5 No. 23"	"Games go down big in Chicago" 1986 Summer CES report
Cover article	1986-07-xx	Computer Entertainer (US), "July 1986"	"Like The Old Days" 1986 Summer CES consoles report
	1986-09-11	Popular Computing Weekly (UK), "Vol. 5 No. 37"	"Ariola Sega link" News
	1986-09-16	Computer & Video Games (UK), "October 1986"
Cover article	1986-10-23	Popular Computing Weekly (UK), "Vol. 5 No. 43"
	1986-10-25	Bang Weekly (UK), "25th October 1986"	"Console Comeback"
	1986-11-20	Popular Computing Weekly (UK), "Vol. 5 No. 47"	"Some Consolation" Feature on the return of consoles
	1986-xx-xx	Happy Computer (DE), "November 1986"
	1986-xx-xx	Video Giochi News (IT), "Novembre 1986"
	1986-11-xx	Computer & Video Games (UK), "December 1986"
	1987-02-19	Soft (DK), ""	"Spille-maskiner 2" Article about the Master System launch in Germany
	1987-06-05	Popular Computing Weekly (UK), "Vol. 6 No. 22"	"Mastertronic ends Sega saga" 1987 Summer CES report
Cover article	1987-06-12	Popular Computing Weekly (UK), "Vol. 6 No. 23"	"Mastertronic takes Sega risks" News
	1987-08-xx	Zzap!64 (UK), "September 1987"
	1987-08-15	Computer & Video Games (UK), "September 1987"
	1987-xx-xx	Arcades (FR), "Octobre 1987"
	1987-09-17	The Games Machine (UK), "October/November 1987"
	1987-xx-xx	Zzap! (IT), "Ottobre 1987"
	1987-1x-xx	Tilt (FR), "Fin 1987"
	1989-04-13	New Computer Express (UK), "April 15, 1989"
	1989-09-27	S: The Sega Magazine (UK), "October 1989"
	1989-10-16	Complete Guide to Consoles (UK), ""
	1989-xx-xx	Pixel (GR), "Októvrios 1989"
	1989-xx-xx	Pixel (GR), "Dekémvrios 1989"
	1990-xx-xx	Svet Igara (YU), "Januar 1990"
	1990-xx-xx	Pixel (GR), "Mártios 1990"
	1990-05-xx	Software Gids (NL), "Mei/Juni 1990"
	1990-06-14	New Computer Express (UK), "16 June 1990"	"CONSOLES ROUND-UP, WHICH MACHINE?"
	1990-06-25	Joystick (FR), "Juillet/Août 1990"
	1990-09-27	Raze (UK), "November 1990"
	1990-xx-xx	Moj Mikro (SI), "Oktober 1990"
	1990-xx-xx	Moj Mikro (HR), "Oktobar 1990"
	1990-xx-xx	Electronic Gaming Monthly (US), "October 1990"
	1990-11-xx	Complete Guide to Consoles (UK), "Volume IV"

	1990-xx-xx	Pixel (GR), "Dekémvrios 1990"	"Sega Master System vs Bit 72 (NES clone)"
	1991-xx-xx	Wiz (IL), "1/91"
	1991-xx-xx	Pixel (GR), "Mártios 1991"
	1991-xx-xx	Electronic Gaming Monthly (US), "April 1991"
	1991-xx-xx	Top Secret (PL), "Kwiecień/Maj 1991"
	1991-05-xx	The Complete Guide to Sega (UK), ""
	1991-05-21	Ação Games (BR), "Maio 1991"	"O que vem por aí" Tectoy has announced a new version of the console, which they called the "Master System II" and it now has Alex Kidd in Miracle World built-in. It is in fact the first model with small internal modifications, not what is known by the rest of the world as Sega Master System II.
	1991-xx-xx	Pixel (GR), "Ioúnios 1991"
	1991-xx-xx	Micro Computer (SCG), "Juni 1991"
	1991-xx-xx	Player One (FR), "Juillet/Août 1991"
	1991-xx-xx	Pixel (GR), "Septémvrios 1991"
	1991-xx-xx	Wiz (IL), "5/91"
	1991-1x-xx	User (GR), "Dekémvrios 1991"
	1991-xx-xx	Wiz (IL), "9/91"
	199x-xx-xx	Electronic Gaming Monthly (US), "1992 Video Game Buyer's Guide"
	1992-03-10	Player One (FR), "Mars 1992"
	1992-xx-xx	Svet Kompjutera (YU), "Mart 1992"
	1992-02-01	BIT (SK), "2/1992"
	1992-xx-xx	576 KByte (HU), "Június 1992"
	1992-09-01	BIT (SK), "9/1992"
	1993-xx-xx	Radioelektronik (PL), "1/1993"
	1993-04-10	Excalibur (CZ), ""
	1993-04-24	ABC (CZ), "Ročník 37, 16"
	1993-xx-xx	576 KByte (HU), "Szeptember 1993"
	199x-xx-xx	Video Plus (CZ), ""
	1994-06-xx	Elektrón-Zenit (SK), "10-1993/1994"
	1994-xx-xx	Hobbytes (RO), "1/1994"
	1995-11-08	MAN!AC (DE), "12/95"	"8-bit Replay: Das Farb-wunder - Master System"
	1995-xx-xx	Tricks (RU), "5/95"
	1996-12-30	ABC (CZ), "Ročník 41, 10"
	1999-xx-xx	Igromania (BG), "Oktomvri 1999"
	2001-xx-xx	576 Konzol (HU), "Július-Augusztus 2001"