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The Mega-CD version of the Game Genie was designed to fit in between the Mega-CD and [[Mega Drive]] and would intercept code as it passed in between the two. It was only known to work with the revised Mega Drive 2 and the Sega Mega-CD 2 models | The Mega-CD version of the Game Genie was designed to fit in between the Mega-CD and [[Mega Drive]] and would intercept code as it passed in between the two. It was only known to work with the revised Mega Drive 2 and the Sega Mega-CD 2 models | ||
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Game Genie |
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Made for: Sega Mega-CD |
Manufacturer: Codemasters |
A Sega Mega-CD version of the Game Genie was a "video game enhancer" that was at one point in development by Codemasters.
The Mega-CD version of the Game Genie was designed to fit in between the Mega-CD and Mega Drive and would intercept code as it passed in between the two. It was only known to work with the revised Mega Drive 2 and the Sega Mega-CD 2 models
Magazine articles
- Main article: Game Genie (Mega-CD)/Magazine articles.
References
Sega Mega-CD | |
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Topics | Technical specifications | History | Magazine articles | Promotional material |
Hardware | Mega CD (Asia | North America | Western Europe | Eastern Europe | South America | Australasia | Africa) Sega Multi-Mega (Asia | North America | Europe | South America | Australasia) Wondermega | LaserActive | CSD-G1M |
Misc. hardware | CD BackUp RAM Cart | Mega-CD Karaoke | Pro CDX |
Development tools | SNASM Mega-CD | PsyQ Mega-CD SDK | PSY-Q CD Emulation System (Mega-CD) |
Unreleased hardware | Game Genie |