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''Pit Pot'' is one of two games to display an error message if played on [[SG-1000]] hardware (the other being ''[[Hang-On]]'') - other games will simply refuse to boot. | ''Pit Pot'' is one of two games to display an error message if played on [[SG-1000]] hardware (the other being ''[[Hang-On]]'') - other games will simply refuse to boot. | ||
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Pit Pot, known as Fushigi no Oshiro Pit Pot (不思議のお城 ピットポット) in Japan or as The Magical Castle: Pit Pot, is a Sega Master System game developed and published by Sega in 1985.
Pit Pot was only released as a stand-alone game in Japan, where it was distributed only on Sega Card. However, the game did make it to the west as part of the Astro Warrior / Pit Pot compilation cartridge. The Japanese original features an edit mode which was not included in this release. Also like many Master System games, Pit Pot has been included in numerous Brazilian revisions of the Master System console as a built-in game.
Pit Pot is one of two games to display an error message if played on SG-1000 hardware (the other being Hang-On) - other games will simply refuse to boot.
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