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After producing many games for early home videogame consoles, Sega decided to develop a console system of its own. The SG-1000 and Mark III were available in Japan in the mid-1980s, but when Sega witnessed the early success of the Nintendo Entertainment System, the company knew it wanted a share of the American console market. So, Sega redesigned the Mark III, renamed it the Sega Master System (SMS for short), and released it in 1986, not long after the NES first came out. Unfortunately for Sega, the SMS wiped out in the wake of Nintendo's wave of popularity.
Included in the auction:
Sega Master System Console: Mint condition, no blemishes, 100% functional
Original Light Cannon: Mint condition, no blemishes, 100% functional, tested on CRT monitor.
Light Cannon owners manual: Very good condition
2 Original Remote Controls: Both mint condition, no blemishes, and 100% functional.
System owners manual: Very good condition.
System retail box: Damaged but fair
Original RF Adaptor: Mint condition, 100% functional.
Original A/C adaptor: Mint condition 100% functional
Game: Great Baseball: Mint condition, 100% functional
Game: Bang On / Safari Hunt: Mint condition, 100% functional.
Game: Gangster Town: Includes case and instruction booklet, all mint condition 100%Functional
Don't miss out on this chance for a great collector’s item! Not many electronic devices survived since 1986, and even less are in such perfect condition!
FACT: The Sega Master System featured a built in secret game. Turn the system on without a cartridge inserted, when the instructions pop up hold the D-pad up and push buttons 1 and 2. In the game your goal is to guide a small snail through a series of different maze levels. Not much play value, but it's a nice extra to have
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