Difference between revisions of "Mega Drive consoles in South America"

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The Sega Mega Drive debuted in Brazil in the winter of 1990. Like the Sega Master System, distribution was handled by Tectoy, who not only sold Sega's products, but also made their own revisions of the console. Brazil's love of cartridge-based Mega Drives lasted well into the 21st century, with the last console landing in 2006.

Name	Documentation
Mega Drive	Control Pad	Altered Beast
Mega Drive II	Control Pad	Sonic the Hedgehog
Mega Drive II	Control Pad	Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Mega Drive II Control Unit	Control Pad
Mega Drive III	Control Pad	Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Mega Drive III	Control Pad	Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Mega Drive III	Six Button Control Pad	Street Fighter II': Special Champion Edition
Mega Drive III	Six Button Control Pad (x2)	FIFA International Soccer
Mega Drive III	Six Button Control Pad (x2)	Mortal Kombat II
Mega Drive III	Six Button Control Pad (x2)	Virtua Racing
Mega Drive III	Six Button Control Pad (x2)	FIFA Soccer 95
Mega Drive III	Six Button Control Pad (x2)	Mortal Kombat 3
Mega Drive III	Control Pad	6-Pak
Mega Drive III	Control Pad	6-Pak
Mega Drive III	Control Pad	Sega Top Ten
Super Mega Drive 3	Control Pad (x2)
Super Mega Drive 3	Six Button Control Pad (x2)	Show do Milhão
Super Mega Drive 3	Six Button Control Pad (x2)
Super Mega Drive 3	Six Button Control Pad (x2)	Show do Milhão Show do Milhão 2
Super Mega Drive 3	Six Button Control Pad (x2)
Super Mega Drive 3	Six Button Control Pad (x2)
Super Mega Drive 3	Six Button Control Pad (x2)
Super Mega Drive 3	Six Button Control Pad (x2)

Sega Mega Drive
Topics	Technical specifications (Hardware comparison) \| History \| List of games \| Magazine articles \| Promotional material \| Merchandise \| Cartridges \| TradeMark Security System
Hardware	Japan \| North America \| Western Europe \| Eastern Europe \| South America \| Asia \| South Korea \| Australasia \| Africa EZ Games \| Genesis 3 \| LaserActive \| Mega Jet \| Mega PC \| Mega Play \| Mega-Tech System \| Mega 6 \| Nomad \| Teradrive \| Mega Drive Mini \| Mega Drive Mini 2 New Mega Drive \| Tianli VCD/DVD Players \| "Consoles on a chip" \| Licensed clones (Magic 2 \| Mega Game II \| Power Pegasus \| Super Bitman) Unlicensed clones
Add-ons	Game Box \| Power Base Converter \| Mega-CD \| 32X (Mega-CD 32X) \| Mega Modem \| Demo System DS-16
Cases	Sega Genesis Nomad Carrying Case \| System Carry Case
Controllers	Control Pad \| Six Button Control Pad \| 6 Button Arcade Pad \| Arcade Power Stick 6B \| Konami Justifier \| MK-1470 Action Chair \| Activator \| Arcade Power Stick \| Keyboard \| MegaFire \| Mouse \| Mega Stick \| Menacer \| Remote Arcade System \| Ten Key Pad \| Third Party Controllers
Accessories	4 Way Play \| AC adaptor \| Cleaning System \| Control Pad Extension Cord \| Game Factory \| Genesis Speakers \| Headset \| HeartBeat Catalyst \| Microphone \| Region converter cartridges \| Mega Terminal \| Nomad PowerBack \| RF Unit \| SCART Cable \| Stereo Audio Video Cable \| Team Player \| Video Monitor Cable \| Third-party AC adaptors \| Third Party Accessories
Network services	Sega Channel \| Sega Game Toshokan \| Mega Anser \| Mega Net \| TeleBradesco Residência \| XB∀ND
Development tools	ERX 308P \| ERX 318P \| Sprobe \| SNASM68K \| SNASM2 (Mega Drive) \| SNASM2 (32X) \| PSY-Q Development System (Mega Drive) \| PSY-Q Development System (32X) \| 32X CartDev \| Sega Mars Development Aid System \| Sega 32X Development Target
Unreleased	Edge 16 \| Floppy Disk Drive \| Mega Play 1010 \| Sega VR \| Teleplay System \| Video Jukebox

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