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Revision as of 05:17, 1 May 2022
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.
Due to the vast number of Genesis 3 clones, we have also split some by geographical region:
Contents
Russia
Genesis 2
Maybe 2 but it looks like 3.
Advert RU
Mega Drive 3 (Simba's)
Distributed by Simba's Video Games.
Old version
New version
Dream Master II
Sold from 2004 by Game Systems.[1]
Others
Dream Play
Genesis 3 (Kin Wai)
There are many Genesis 3 clones, all with subtle changes.
Genesis 3 (ZOGA)
Genesis 3 (unknown)
Genesis 3 (unknown)
Uses the TCT-6035 console-on-a-chip. Has a region switch on the bottom.
Genesis 3 (unknown)
Uses the SM801-A1 console-on-a-chip.
Genesis 3 (unknown)
Uses a clone of an AtGames console-on-a-chip. Claims to have 232 built-in games but only has 219 unique games, with the rest being repeats.
Genesis 3 (unknown)
Uses a clone of an AtGames console-on-a-chip. Claims to have 368 built-in games but only has 5 unique games, with the rest being repeats.
Genesis 3 (unknown)
A Genesis 3, but in white.
Genesis 3 (unknown)
Another white Genesis 3, but with region and 50/60Hz switches.
SZGV Wireless
Uses TCT-6801 console-on-a-chip. Video output is PAL 50Hz and region is set to Asia (Japanese/PAL). There are no controller ports so you are stuck using the included wireless IR controllers. Includes 14 built-in games. Works with Everdrive and large multicarts.
Wireless
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