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Revision as of 14:17, 21 February 2024
Contents
Argentina
DY-993003
Dual Station
By Dynacom Argentina. Looks like Dreamcast and can play 8-bit Famicom and 16-bit Mega Drive games.
Brazil
Super Play 16 (Gemini)
China
Super Joystick (KF-9902)
Looks like Dreamcast controller. From Zengcheng GangFeng Enterprise.
16 Bit TV Game
Two clones by a company known as "Gap International Limited". One looks like a Mega Drive 2 in white, the other is completely new. Model numbers GA-16B1 and GA-16B2 respectively.
GA-16B1
GA-16B2
Hong Kong
Power Joy
Produced by Trump Grand Manufacturing Co.. Looks like joystick.
Turbo Racer
Produced by Trump Grand Manufacturing Co. Looks like driving wheel.
MegaDuo
Plays both Mega Drive and Famicom games, by Trump Grand Manufacturing Co.
Blue version
Red version
India
Flora Arcadia
Looks like arcade sticker. Sold by Panorama Computronics.
Mega Drive III
Sega Mega Drive clone with custom body shape
Mega Drive III
Control buttons
Mega Drive III top
Mega Drive III bottom
Mega Drive III Mainboard PCB
Mega Drive III with cartridge
"Mega Drive 3" variant
Micro Genius III IQ-801
Similar to the above.
Hamy-16 Mega Drive 3
Other version of Hamy-16 also by Hamy
Sega III
Almas
Shell same as above.
Black version
Red version
Megagame
Developed by the South Korean company "Phillko", it was sold for W195,000 and is heavily based on a Mega Drive I.
Korean version
Worldwide version
Sega 2000
Found in Uzbekistan
Super Mini
Super Mini MD K9
Mini G1
Unknown
