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| 1998-06-15 | Velikiy Drakon (RU), "xxxx xxxx" | "One of the fragments of the text" And only now, after quite a long time, the owner of Mega Drive consoles (which we now have hundreds of thousands in the country), can finally settle for this Monopoly! You may ask why it took almost seven years to reach Russia? I do not know. But let me say that although it seemed late, the delay is fully compensated by one thing: THIS MONOPOLY IS FULLY TRANSLATED TO RUSSIAN! You've heard the truth - we're talking about the first cartridge for Sega, with which you can easily have fun without knowing English, Japanese or other foreign languages! A few more similar games, and Megadrive can be safely called the "national Russian console". | ||||