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{{stub}}The '''Video Entertainment Cabinet''' is an officially licensed method of storing [[Sega Mega Drive]] games and controllers. | {{stub}}The '''Video Entertainment Cabinet''' is an officially licensed method of storing [[Sega Mega Drive]] games and controllers. | ||
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The Video Entertainment Cabinet is an officially licensed method of storing Sega Mega Drive games and controllers.
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