Sega Channel
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(from Andlabs 23:37, 24 July 2011 (CDT): exploring this link kiddo sent me to sega channel website archives: [1]
and this stuff should all be verified too
maybe I should just post on the forum)
Contents
Organization
eXcluSIvEs
Just putting these as a list. Not counting games released retail in other countries.
- The Flintstones (Ocean) (need a link for this)
- Garfield: The Lost Levels (need a link for this)
- Chessmaster [2] was this even put live?
- Klondike [3] was this even made?
rEgIOn exCLusIvEs
And here let's put region exclusives:
- Pulseman [4] retail in Japan
- Power Drive [5] retail in Europe
- Golden Axe III [6] retail in Japan
- Mega Man: The Wily Wars [7] retail in EU/JP
- Mr. Nutz [8] retail in EU
- Nightmare Circus [9] retail in Brazil WHAT THE FUCK
unKNoWn
- "Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow" [10] what.
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Seirous Discussion/Questions To Answer Here
[11] "Super League" aka Tommy Lasorda Baseball? - Andlabs 23:37, 24 July 2011 (CDT)
What International Sega Channel versions are documented?
the archived SC's "International" subsection implies the Sega Channel got a much larger degree of worldwide penetration than what's been well-documented. Has anyone found a BIOs cart or a SC Webpage from Germany or Chile or wherever? Did any of these regions get exclusive content akin to Japan?--KiddoCabbusses 23:43, 24 July 2011 (CDT)
To clarify some things...
I do not know if "SEGA CHANNEL 01" and "SEGA CHANNEL 02" fit in with the "Sega Channel Demo Cartridge ###" series. As the dumper described them, they were PCB protos. The Wiki article is also missing any reference to the "GAME GUIDE" ROM, Which incidentally is called "Sega Channel Demo Cartridge #37 - Game Guide 3/18/94".--KiddoCabbusses 15:49, 26 July 2011 (CDT)