SG-1000 - Revision history

imported>Kosheh: Cleaned up the first paragraph.

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imported>Kosheh: Cleaned up the first paragraph.

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imported>Kosheh: Cleaned up the first paragraph.

2019-02-06T15:57:53Z

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imported>Kosheh: Cleaned up the first paragraph.

2019-02-06T15:57:53Z

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imported>Kosheh: Cleaned up the first paragraph.

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	'''SG-1000''' is Sega's first console made in 1983 ~~and was~~ released on the same day as ~~the~~ [[NES\|Famicom]]. ~~As a result, the~~ console was not very successful due to lack of ~~3rd~~ party support ~~however~~ sold ~~better~~ than Sega~~'s low expectations~~ due to a faulty batch of Famicom consoles early in its life. Despite using hardware ~~close~~ to the [[ColecoVision]] ~~to the point where a clone system called the Dina 2 in 1 exists~~, games from both are not compatible with ~~each~~ other. ~~There are also some similarities to the [[MSX]] as well since the~~ SG-1000 also received some unofficial ports, some requiring a RAM adaptor.		The '''SG-1000''' is Sega's first home console made in 1983, released on the same day as Nintendo's [[NES\|Famicom]]. The console was not very successful due to lack of third party support, though it sold more units than Sega initially expected, due to a faulty batch of Famicom consoles early in its life. Despite using hardware similar to that of the [[ColecoVision]], games from both are not compatible with one other. The SG-1000 also received some unofficial ports of [[MSX]] titles, some of these requiring a RAM adaptor.

	There is also a home computer version of the console called the SC-3000 ~~that was more successful~~ and ~~was even released~~ in Oceania.		There is also a home computer version of the console called the '''SC-3000''' which sold well and saw release in Oceania.

	==Ripping==		==Ripping==

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	[[Category:~~Computers~~]]		[[Category:Consoles]]

imported>Yawackhary: Created page with "'''SG-1000''' is Sega's first console made in 1983 and was released on the same day as the Famicom. As a result, the console was not very successful due to lack of 3rd..."

2018-07-13T10:44:01Z

Created page with "'''SG-1000''' is Sega's first console made in 1983 and was released on the same day as the Famicom. As a result, the console was not very successful due to lack of 3rd..."

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imported>Yawackhary: Created page with "'''SG-1000''' is Sega's first console made in 1983 and was released on the same day as the Famicom. As a result, the console was not very successful due to lack of 3rd..."

2018-07-13T10:44:01Z

Created page with "'''SG-1000''' is Sega's first console made in 1983 and was released on the same day as the Famicom. As a result, the console was not very successful due to lack of 3rd..."

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