Difference between revisions of "Mega Drive consoles in South America"
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+ | | name=Super Mega Drive 3 | ||
+ | | distributor=[[Tec Toy]] | ||
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Revision as of 10:13, 6 June 2021
The Sega Mega Drive debuted in Brazil in the winter of 1990. Like the Sega Master System, distribution was handled by Tectoy, who not only sold Sega's products, but also made their own revisions of the console. Brazil's love of cartridge-based Mega Drives lasted well into the 21st century, with the last console landing in 2006.
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Mega Drive | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1990)
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Mega Drive II | Tec Toy | BR: (1992-08[1])
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Mega Drive II | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1992)
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Mega Drive II Control Unit | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1992)
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Mega Drive III | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1992)
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Mega Drive III | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1992)
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Mega Drive III | Tec Toy | BR: (1993-12-06[2])
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Mega Drive III | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1993)
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Mega Drive III | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1994)
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Mega Drive III | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1994)
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Mega Drive III | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1994)
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Mega Drive III | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1995)
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Mega Drive III | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1995)
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Mega Drive III | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1995)
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Mega Drive III | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1996)
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Super Mega Drive 3 | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 1998)
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Control Pad (x2) |
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Super Mega Drive 3 | Tec Toy | BR: (2001-07)
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Super Mega Drive 3 | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 199x)
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Super Mega Drive 3 | Tec Toy | BR: (2002)
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Super Mega Drive 3 | Tec Toy | BR: (2002)
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30 built-in games. | ||||||
Super Mega Drive 3 | Tec Toy | BR: (≥ 2002)
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30 built-in games. | ||||||
Super Mega Drive 3 | Tec Toy | BR: (2003)
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43 built-in games. | ||||||
Super Mega Drive 3 | Tec Toy | BR: (2004)
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60 built-in games. | ||||||
Super Mega Drive 3 | Tec Toy | BR: (2005)
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71 built-in games. | ||||||
Mega Drive | TecToy | BR: R$449,00449,00 (2017)
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