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{{sub-stub}}The '''Freedom Connection''' is a third-party accessory compatible with the [[Sega Master System]]. It is effectively a infra-red controller and receiver which fits in a [[DE-9]] port, making it compatible with a number of computers too. NES versions of the accessory were also released. | {{sub-stub}}The '''Freedom Connection''' is a third-party accessory compatible with the [[Sega Master System]]. It is effectively a infra-red controller and receiver which fits in a [[DE-9]] port, making it compatible with a number of computers too. NES versions of the accessory were also released. | ||
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Revision as of 20:10, 30 April 2012
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The Freedom Connection is a third-party accessory compatible with the Sega Master System. It is effectively a infra-red controller and receiver which fits in a DE-9 port, making it compatible with a number of computers too. NES versions of the accessory were also released.
It is only known to have been released in North America.
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