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{{ConsoleInfo|
{{System
|name=Genesis
|name=Genesis / Mega Drive
|consoleimage=[[Image:Sega Genesis, Mega Drive.jpg|250px]]
|logo=Sega Genesis logo.png
|image=Sega Genesis, Mega Drive.jpg
|manufacturer=[[Sega]]
|manufacturer=[[Sega]]
|released=[[October 29]], [[1988]] (JP)<br />[[August 14]], [[1989]] (NA)<br />[[November 30]], [[1990]] (EU)
|year=1988
|preceded by=Sega Master System
|followed by=Sega Saturn
}}
}}
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The '''Sega Mega Drive''' (メガドライブ, ''Mega Doraibu'') is a 16-bit video game console released by [[Sega]] in Japan in [[1988]], and North America in [[1989]]. Europe and most of the rest of the world saw the release of the console in 1990. It debuted under the name '''Sega Genesis''' in North America, as Sega was unable to secure legal rights to the Mega Drive name in that region. It was the direct competitor of the Super Famicom ([[Super Nintendo]]), although the Sega Mega Drive was released two years earlier. An additional version of the Sega Mega Drive was created by [[Majesco]] to re-release the console (noted by its similarities to the [[SNES]]), however it was superseded by a third version that was released in 1998, after Sega had discontinued support of the original console.
The '''Sega Mega Drive''' (メガドライブ, ''Mega Doraibu'') was a 16-bit video game console released by Sega in Japan in (1988), and North America in 1989. Europe and most of the rest of the world saw the release in 1990. It debuted under the name '''Sega Genesis''' in North America, as Sega was unable to secure legal rights to the Mega Drive name in that region. It was the direct competitor of the Super Famicom ([[Super Nintendo]]), although the Sega Mega Drive was released two years earlier.


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<gallery>
File:Sega Mega Drive JP logo.svg|Japanese logo
File:Sega Mega Drive EU logo.png|European logo
</gallery>
 
==Sega Channel==
[[File:Sega Channel logo.jpg|thumb|Sega Channel logo]]
Games for [[Sega]]'s '''Sega Channel''' download service, which operated from early [[1994]] until June 30, [[1997]].
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{{System
|name=Sega Nomad
|name=Sega Nomad
|consoleimage=[[Image:Sega_Nomad.jpg|250px]]
|image=Sega Nomad.jpg
|manufacturer=[[Sega]]
|manufacturer=[[Sega]]
|released=
|released=1995
|discontinued=1997
|wikipedia=Genesis Nomad
|nolist=1
}}
}}
The '''Sega Nomad''' was a portable version of the Sega Genesis. It was capable of running all Sega Genesis games and had a full color screen.
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The '''Sega Nomad''' was a portable version of the Sega Genesis. It was capable of running all Sega Genesis games, had a full color screen.
{{System
|name=Sega Mega Jet
|image=Sega megajet.jpg
|manufacturer=[[Sega]]
|released=1994
|discontinued=1997
|wikipedia=Genesis Nomad
|nolist=1
}}
The '''Sega Mega Jet''' was first commercially rented out in some Japan Airlines. It was later released only in Japan. It played [[Sega Genesis]] games, and was the basis of the [[Sega Nomad]]. It was released March 10, [[1994]] at the cost of US$123.


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