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	Sega Mega Jet - Biocrawler
		The Sega Mega Jet was a handheld version of the Sega Megadrive that was rented for use aboard Japan Airlines airliners.
		The Mega Jet was developed in 1992 as a promotional item used by the airline.
		The development of this console would later result in the Sega Nomad, which was a portable Sega Genesis (North American equivalent of the Megadrive) with a backlit screen, available after its release on October 1995 in North America.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Sega_Mega_Jet (153 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		The Sega Nomad was a handheld game console sold in North America and Japan which played Sega Mega Drive/Genesis game cartridges.
		Sega released the Nomad in October 1995 for $180.
		Whereas the Mega Jet was screenless and required an AC adapter, the Nomad featured a 3.25 inch color LCD screen and room for six AA batteries, making it completely portable as opposed to simply being a small Genesis system.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Sega_Nomad (558 words)

	Mega Jet
		The Sega Mega Jet was conceived for use by airlines.
		The Mega Jet has no ability to use batteries, so it must be constantly attached to a power source.
		The Mega Jet was produced in surprisingly large quantities.
	assembler.emugaming.com /Mega_Jet/mega_jet.html (335 words)

	Sega (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sega's European division, Sega Europe Ltd., is headquartered in the Chiswick area of London.
		Sega would also release the Sega Master System and the first Alex Kidd game, who would be their mascot until 1991 when Sonic the Hedgehog took over.
		Sega also rebranded themselves with a new mascot, Sonic the Hedgehog, and implied that Sonic, given his attitude-focus and fluid gameplay, was cooler than Mario, Nintendo's mascot.
	www.tocatch.info /en/Sega.htm (4797 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Sega Nomad
		Sega released the Nomad in October of 1995.
		The 32X and Sega CD were not compatible with the unit (although given the technical limitations of hardware at the time, this was understandable).
		Sega Nomad Sega Nomad The Sega Nomad, released in 1995, was an attempt by Sega...resources of the Sega Genesis 's fan base.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Sega-Nomad (2697 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Sega Mega Jet
		Ergonomically, the Sega Mega Jet was a failure.
		The Mega Jet eventually became the basis for the Sega Nomad, a portable Genesis with a backlit screen.
		The Sega Nomad was a handheld game console sold in North America and South America, mainly in Brazil, essentially a mini-Genesis console, based on the Japanese Mega Jet and featuring a built-in color screen.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Sega-Mega-Jet (1147 words)

	Sega Mega Jet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sega Mega Jet was a handheld Sega Megadrive that was rented for use aboard Japan Airlines airliners.
		The Mega Jet was developed in 1992 as a promotional item used by the airline.
		The development of this console would later result in the Sega Nomad, which was a portable Sega Genesis (North American equivalent of the Megadrive) with a backlit screen, availible after its release on October 1995 in North America.
	www.fact-index.com /s/se/sega_mega_jet.html (153 words)

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		Sega would also release the Sega Master System and the first Alex Kidd game, who would be their mascot until 1991 when Sonic the Hedgehog took over.
		Sega also rebranded themselves with a new mascot, Sonic the Hedgehog, and implied that Sonic, given his attitude-focus and fluid gameplay, was cooler than Mario, Nintendo's mascot.
		Sega was attempting to "lock out" game companies from making Genesis games unless they paid Sega a fee (ostensibly to maintain a consistent level of quality of games for their system.) Their strategy was to make the hardware reject any cartridge that did not include a Sega trademark.
	www.gamecheatz.net /games.php?title=SEGA (4685 words)

	Video game collecting topic. - =SSMB=
		Sega Saturn — US/PAL £15 to 40 — JAP (grey) £30 to 50
		The SEGA Mega Jet was built at the height of the Mega Drive era.
		A limited number of Mega jets were also available for purchase at Japanese retail outlets and sold as a portable MegaDrive.
	www.sonicstadium.org /board/index.php?showtopic=5120 (3685 words)

	GameCube ::: Advanced Media Network - Zelda, Mario, Metroid, Super Smash Bros, Eternal Darkness, F-Zero, Star Fox, ...
		Sega Nomad was released in 1995 as a portable Sega Genesis, and it could play almost any Genesis game you popped into it.
		The Mega Jet was a handheld version of the Sega MegaDrive and was only released on Japanese Airlines.
		The Mega Jet didn’t even have a screen, as it plugged into LCD displays that were installed on the airline seats.
	gc.advancedmn.com /article.php?artid=2966&pg=2&comments=&preview= (280 words)

	Sega Saturn Information
		Sega's 27-member Away Team, comprising employees from every aspect of hardware engineering, product development and marketing, worked exclusively for two years to ensure the Sega Saturn's hardware and design met the precise needs of both the U.S. and Japanese markets and would launch with some of the world's best software.
		Sega also struggled against distrust amongst gaming consumers after a series of quickly discontinued add-on peripherals to the Sega Mega Drive/Sega Genesis, including the Sega CD system and the Sega 32X.
		Sega's flagship character and mascot, Sonic the Hedgehog, never made a major Saturn appearance - Sonic 3D Blast (an enhanced Mega Drive/Genesis port), Sonic R (a racing game) and Sonic Jam (a compilation of his major 16-bit adventures) were released, but only Sonic R was exclusive and did not prove to be a major title.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Sega_Saturn (4074 words)

	Retro Gaming Reviews and More - Donnie Sergent Jr
		After earning its wings on JAL, the Mega Jet was released by Sega of Japan on March 10, 1994 at the cost of 15,000 Yen ($123 U.S.).
		In addition, Sega's Power Base Converter used to play Sega Master System games was also incompatible with the device, although the peripheral had long been retired from the company's lineup.
		Sega wanted to surprise consumers and get a leg up on the PlayStation, but what they did was send mixed signals to loyal, trusting Genesis owners.
	webpages.charter.net /donniesergentjr/videogames/sega_genesis_nomad.htm (1099 words)

	Sega - Sonic Retro
		Sega was perhaps Nintendo's greatest rival in the 8 bit and 16 bit console wars.
		Sega's European division, Sega of Europe, is headquartered in the Chiswick area of London, England, United Kingdom.
		Again, Sega's reputation was in pieces, and with the PlayStation still going strong when the Dreamcast was due to be released in 1999, the company once again had to go up against the mighty Sony.
	info.sonicretro.org /Sega (5662 words)

	Seganatics \| A place for Sega Fanatics
		Sega's revenues would hit $214 million by 1982 and in 1983, Sega would release their first video game console; the SG-1000 and also the first laserdisc game.
		Sega would also release the first Alex Kidd game, who would be their mascot until 1991.
		In 1993, the Genesis was redesigned and released as the "Sega Genesis 2".
	www.freewebs.com /seganatics/retroconsolesgames.htm (3004 words)

	Wot Next 4 Sega .co.uk - The History Of Sega
		Sega originally started out making arcade games like Hang On, but first stepped in to the console market with their 8-bit wonder, the Master System in 1985 to do battle with rival company Nintendo and their Nintendo Entertainment System, or NES to everyone else.
		Sega needed to come up with a successful mascot to make the MegaDrive a success, so it was up to a chappy named Yuji Naka to design a new cool character.
		Sega's next console and 32 bit had a lot of things to deal with, in the form of Nintendo’s 64 bit N64, and new contender, the Playstation.
	www.angelfire.com /dc/gosega/history.html (1301 words)

	SEGA-Universe: All about SEGA
		SEGA hat 8 neue Screenshots zu NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams für den Nintendo Wii veröffentlicht, die wir euch anbei präsentieren.
		versucht SEGA auf Nintendo Wii das Universum von schleimigen Aliens zu befreien...
		SEGA bringt den beliebten Kneipensport Dart jetzt auch für die Hosentasche.
	www.sega-universe.de (911 words)

	PlanetDreamcast: About - Sega History
		Sega wasn't exactly an industry powerhouse yet, but they had scored a few hits with games like Turbo (which was packaged with the ColecoVision's driving controller), Frogger, and Zaxxon.
		The Mark III was re-christened as the Sega Master System for the U.S. market and launched to general apathy in 1986.
		Sega has ensured that existing Dreamcast owners will receive a steady supply of software into 2002 while the company looks into becoming a third-party developer, giving UK manufacturer Pace rights to create devices using the Dreamcast technology.
	www.planetdreamcast.com /about/sega (1254 words)

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	Qwika - similar:Megadrive
		Sonic the Hedgehog

		Sega Master System Manufacturer Sega Type Video game console Generation 8-bit era First available June 1986 (US)1987 (JP) Media Cartridge and card Controller input {{{controllers}}} Online service Units sold 13 million units worldwide Top-selling game Alex Kidd The Sega Master System (SMS for short), is an 8-bit cartridge-based gaming...
		It belongs to a family of sound synthesizer chips produced by Yamaha that uses 'FM', or Frequency modulation synthesis to generate sounds, and is somewhat similar to the YM3812 (OPL2) and YMF262 (OPL3) FM ICs that were used in the popular AdLib and Creative Labs Sound Blaster soundcards for the PC.
	www.qwika.com /rels/Megadrive (1381 words)

	Category:Sega Genesis — StrategyWiki, the free strategy guide and walkthrough wiki (Site not responding. Last check: )
		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.
		The Sega Mega Jet was first commercially rented out in some Japan Airlines.
	strategywiki.org /wiki/Mega_Jet (193 words)

	1000s of New and Used Video Games at Used GAMES! - Sega Products INDEX Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The arrival of the Sega CD was announced in the United States in September 1991, an entire year in advance of its actual release date.
		In 1994, Sega was in a transitional period, the company had just passed Nintendo as the top platform manufacturer with the 16-bit Genesis and Sega was looking ahead to the next generation of video gaming when they began to explore 32-bit technology.
		Sega of America decided to rename the console the Genesis Super 32-X. The company knew that the Saturn would be released in the US in one year and didn’t want to abandon the millions of Genesis owners whose 16-bit cartridges would soon be obsolete.
	www.usedgames.com /sega/sega.htm (3258 words)

	Wot Next 4 Sega .co.uk - Sega Games On Microsoft's X-Box
		A surprise announcement by Sega is the return of the Saturn's Panzer Dragoon series, although not intending to just stay on the X-Box, it hasnt been confirmed for any other console.
		Although not a Sega speciffic company, Bizzare Creations were the genius behind Metropolis Street Racer, and this is what Project Gotham really is, MSR in another name and with an extra city.
		SEGA, Dreamcast and Sonic The Hedgehog are copyrights of Sega Enterprises.
	www.angelfire.com /dc/gosega/XBox/xbox.html (327 words)

	geekenvy - sega retrospective part 1
		The Sega CD-X/Multimega is one of the only Sega rarities ever to be released in a PAL region.
		The first revision was manufactured by Sega, while the second revision to the Wondermega 1 was created by Vector (JVC) - they are supposedly exactly the same except for minor case differences.
		Considering that the Megadrive and Mega CD were over $100 cheaper when this was manufactured, it did well enough to justify manufacture of the cheaper-to-make sequel.
	defaced.co.uk /geekenvy/index.asp?article=2 (1047 words)

	Sega Megadrive - 16-bit video game console released by Sega
		Sega knew the Sega Master System was not going to make it in North America and Japan, so they decided to make a new console.
		The first name Sega thought of for their console was the MK-1601, but Sega decided to use 'Sega Megadrive' as the name.
		The Sega Megadrive was released in Japan in 29 October 1988 for ¥21,000.
	www.japan-101.com /video_games/sega_megadrive.htm (1824 words)

	PlanetDreamcast: Games - Reviews - Jet Grind Radio
		There was a sense of style present in Jet Set Radio that I hadn't felt since the first time I had played WipeOut.
		Knowing that Sega of America was looking to add a few improvements to the American version, I ran out the day of the game's release, and picked myself up a copy.
		Some of the voices were changed from Jet Set Radio, which is odd because most of it was in English anyway, but the new voices are equally solid.
	www.planetdreamcast.com /games/reviews/jetgrindradio (1513 words)

	Sega Nomad in TutorGig Encyclopedia
		The 'Sega Nomad' was a handheld game console, sold in North America and Japan, that played Sega Genesis game cartridges.
		It was based on the Japanese 'Mega Jet' and featuring a built-in color screen.
		Sega released the Nomad in October of 1995 for $180 USD.
	www.tutorgig.com /ed/Sega_Nomad (604 words)

	Sega Mega Jet System - anybody know of this? - AtariAge Forums
		The Sega Mega Jet was a handheld version of the Mega Drive video game console.
		It was rented for use aboard Japan Airlines flights.
		Strange that there isn't any collector interest in the old Sega systems.
	www.atariage.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=93270 (695 words)

	SEGA - Japanese video game developer
		Sega was originally founded in 1940 as Service Games in Honolulu, Hawaii, by Martin Bromely, Irving Bromberg, and James Humpert to provide coin-operated amusements for American servicemen on military bases.
		Sega of Japan was purchased for $38 million by a group of investors led by Rosen and Hayao Nakayama, a Japanese businesman who owned a distribution company that had been acquired by Rosen in 1979.
		Sega was attempting to "lock out" game companies from making Genesis games unless they paid Sega a fee (ostensibly to maintain a consistent level of quality of games for their system.) Their strategy was to make the hardware reject any catridge that did not include a sega trademark.
	www.japan-101.com /business/sega.htm (1228 words)

	sega
		Sega's revenues would hit $214 million by 1982 and in 1983, Sega would release their first video game console; the SG-1000 and also the first laserdisc game.In the same year, Sega was hit hard by the video game crash of 1983
		Nakayama became the new CEO of Sega, and Rosen became head of its subsidiary in the United States.In 1984, the multi-billion dollar Japanese conglomerate CSK bought Sega, and renamed it to Sega Enterprises Ltd., headquarted it in Japan, and two years later, shares of its stock were being traded on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
		Sega Mega Jet In 1995, Sega attempted to get back into the handheld market and released the Sega Nomad, which was essentially a portable Sega Genesis.
	www.dirpedia.com /sega.html (3471 words)

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