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| − | | consoleimage=GameDunk 1.jpg
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| − | | distributor=[[Game Dunk Co.]]
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| − | | releases={{releasesMD
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| − | | md_date_kr=1995
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| − | {{sub-stub}}The '''Game Dunk''' is an unlicensed [[Sega Mega Drive]] [[clone console]] released in South Korea in 1995.
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| − | Little is known about the Game Dunk however its top half seems to have been lifted from a Japanese Mega Drive model 1, just with a more "square" in shape similar to the Mega Drive model 2.
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| − | The Game Dunk shipped with two controllers similar to the standard three button pad but with an extra {{Select}} button.
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| − | ==Gallery==
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| − | <gallery>
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| − | GameDunk ControlPad.jpg|Control Pad
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| − | </gallery>
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| − | ==Promotional materials==
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| − | {{gallery
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| − | |{{galleryPrintAd
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| − | |gamechamp|1995-11|40
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| − | |{{galleryPrintAd
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| − | |gamechamp|1996-04|29
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| − | |gamechamp|1996-05|43
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| − | |{{galleryPrintAd
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| − | |gamechamp|1996-06|15
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| − | |gamechamp|1996-12|36
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| − | ==Physical scans==
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| − | {{Scanbox
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| − | | console=Mega Drive
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| − | | region=KR
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| − | | front=GameDunk Box Front.jpg
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| − | | back=
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| − | | square=yes
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| − | }}
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| − | ==References==
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| − | {{MDUnlicensed}}
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