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| − | Judging by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GOST GOST] standard, it is a Russian console probably from the [[Magic Drive]] brand. | + | Judging by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GOST GOST] standard, it is a Russian console probably from the [[Magic Drive]] brand. Sold also in Ukraine by VideoGames as ''Sega mini''.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20150820160935/http://videogames.com.ua/p28602784-sega-mini.html</ref> |
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Revision as of 15:25, 28 October 2021
Many unlicensed post-2000 Mega Drive consoles opt for a smaller Mega Drive design. The shell is common and is modelled after the Mega Drive 2 design, however it is not thought to have been used by any official consoles, suggesting the following systems may be linked in some way.
Interestingly, like its full size counterpart, both the "push down" and "horizontal" power switches were brought forward for unexplained reasons.
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Dex
DX-166 by Dexkee Elec-Technology Co., Ltd.
Magic Drive 2
Judging by the GOST standard, it is a Russian console probably from the Magic Drive brand. Sold also in Ukraine by VideoGames as Sega mini.[1]
Mega Drive 6
From Russia. It is unknown if it succeeds a "Mega Drive 5".
Sega-Boy
Sega Boy 2 (ZW-162)
Credits Kin Wai (Hong Kong) Investment Limited. Related to the Kombat brand distributed in Ukraine and Russia
Super 16 (Gemini)
Found in Brazil.
Unsorted
