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| − | The 2007 release of the '''Mega Drive 3''' is a "console on a chip" | + | The 2007 release of the '''Mega Drive 3''' is a "console on a chip" [[Sega Mega Drive]] distributed exclusively in Brazil by [[Tec Toy]]. It was the company’s final console based off a Sega design, and the first to not include a cartridge slot. |
| − | The console | + | ==Design== |
| + | The console is physically identical to a [[Sega Mega Drive 2]], though is painted white with blue logotype. It does not feature a cartridge slot, and unlike previous models, only supports composite video output. | ||
| − | The | + | ==Customizability== |
| − | ==Games | + | The system’s inital release included a purple marker intended for customizing its white canvas-like surface with art, decorations, and the like. Later releases did not ship with an included marker, although the system retained its white surface. |
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| + | ==Release== | ||
| + | As is standard for Tec Toy releases, the system shipped with two [[Six Button Control Pad (Mega Drive)|Six Button Control Pads]]. | ||
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| + | ==Games== | ||
| + | A total of 81 built-in games are included. | ||
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The 2007 release of the Mega Drive 3 is a "console on a chip" Sega Mega Drive distributed exclusively in Brazil by Tec Toy. It was the company’s final console based off a Sega design, and the first to not include a cartridge slot.
Contents
Design
The console is physically identical to a Sega Mega Drive 2, though is painted white with blue logotype. It does not feature a cartridge slot, and unlike previous models, only supports composite video output.
Customizability
The system’s inital release included a purple marker intended for customizing its white canvas-like surface with art, decorations, and the like. Later releases did not ship with an included marker, although the system retained its white surface.
Release
As is standard for Tec Toy releases, the system shipped with two Six Button Control Pads.
Games
A total of 81 built-in games are included.
Mega Drive
- Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle
- Alien Storm
- Altered Beast
- Arrow Flash
- Art Alive!
- Ball Jack
- Battle Golfer Yui
- Bonanza Brothers
- Cadash
- Chase HQ 2
- Columns
- Columns III
- Crystal's Pony Tales
- Cyber Police ESWAT
- Dangerous Seed
- Decap Attack
- Fatal Labyrinth
- Fire Mustang
- Flicky
- Gain Ground
- Golden Axe
- Golden Axe III
- Growl
- Jewel Master
- Kid Chameleon
- Last Battle
- Megapanel
- Mystical Fighters
- New Zealand Story
- Pac Attack
- Phelios
- Power Ball
- Rainbow Islands
- Rastan Saga 2
- Shadow Dancer: The Secret of Shinobi
- Shinobi III
- Sonic 3
- Ultimate Qix
- World Championship Soccer
Others
(note: Some of these games were developed by the brazilian company Devworks Game Technology)
- Academia do Saber
- Acerte o alvo
- Air Hockey
- Anaconda
- Aniversário
- Aquaduto
- Asa Delta
- Batalha Naval
- Bill Bolha
- Bolas e Coresv
- Bolhas
- Bombeiros
- Canhão
- Cava-Cava
- Cavalos & Peões
- Corrida de Tampinhas
- Creature Capture
- Domine o Território
- Dominó
- Fábrica de Chocolate
- Fica 1
- Guerra dos Monstros
- Hexágono
- Junte 4
- Memória Master
- Mina Terrestre
- Minerador
- Os 12 Trabalhos de Jongo
- Palhaços
- Pense Bem
- Senha
- Sudoku
- Tangram
Images
The system’s box.
Blurb on the system’s box advertising its customizability.
The included marker.
Physical scans
| Mega Drive, BR |
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 Cover
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External Link
- Product page on Tectoy.com.br (archive)
References