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List of regions for use in releases templates. The main regions are sorted as defined in [[Sega Retro:Regions of the world]]. | List of regions for use in releases templates. The main regions are sorted as defined in [[Sega Retro:Regions of the world]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:59, 28 May 2024
jp,us,eu,at,ch,bx,be,de,es,fr,nl,it,pt,uk,dk,no,fi,se,ee,lt,lv,gr,cy,cz,sk,pl,hu,ro,bg,hr,si,ru,au,nz,ca,mx,ar,co,cl,pe,br,hk,kr,sa,tw,za,as,ex
List of regions for use in releases templates. The main regions are sorted as defined in Sega Retro:Regions of the world.