Unlicensed Mega Drive clones (Genesis 3)

Despite its late arrival, the redesigned and further cost-reduced Genesis 3 unit became a popular item in South America... despite not being officially released there. Though some were imported from North America, many more clone consoles were manufactured on the cheap (the Mega 3 for example is extremely common in Argentina). Unlicensed Genesis 3 clones were manufactured well into the 2000s and may still be in production to this day.

Russia

Magic Drive Pro

Genesis 3 clones from Russia. Available in both black and white.

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South America

16 Bit (NipponGame)

A common Genesis 3 clone found in Argentina.

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16 Bit 3 (Apevtech)

Relatively modern Genesis 3 from South America.

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16 Bit Console (TV Games)

Relatively modern Genesis 3 from South America.

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Genesis 3

A very dodgy Genesis 3 clone which despite its many claims, is not thought to be officially licensed. This one resembles the official product more than any other Genesis 3 clone out there, though its box text is translated into Spanish for markets such as Argentina. Font sizes and build quality are also slightly different on the unit.

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Genesis 3 (Fun Time)

Relatively modern Genesis 3 from South America.

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Mega Drive 3

Another modern Genesis 3 from South America. These ones add a dash of red to the console and control pads.

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Pego

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Others

16 Bits ("The Alien System")

A Genesis 3 without any Genesis 3 branding, also sold in South America.

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Century Japan

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Dream Play

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Genesis 3 (16-Bit")

Genesis 3 minus Sega branding, sold in South America.

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Genesis 3 (unknown)

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Genesis 3 (unknown)

There are many Genesis 3 clones, all with subtle changes.

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Genesis 3 (unknown)

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Mega Drive 3 (Simba)

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SZGV

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Unsorted

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