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In 1994, [[Steepler|Dendy]] began distributing the North American version of the console without a license.
 
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==== Original consoles ====
 
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Revision as of 12:36, 25 May 2021

Japan

{{ConsoleReleaseTable|

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| Linguaphone Education Gear

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(≥ 199x)

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HLP-0001

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Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei

{{ConsoleReleaseTable|

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| Multi-Mega

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(≥ 199x)

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Russia and CIS

Dendy

In 1994, Dendy began distributing the North American version of the console without a license.

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Sega CDX Box.jpg

| Genesis CDX (Dendy import)

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|1664000 RUR**(1994)

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| Genesis CDX (Dendy import)

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(1995)

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Original consoles

In 1995, Sega signed a contract with Kenga to distribute the official console. {{ConsoleReleaseTable|

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NTSC Asia

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