The remodelled Master System II allowed Sega to not only make the hardware at a lower cost, but also sell it to the consumer for less, too.

The Master System was originally launched in 1985, but didn't arrive in Brazil until 1989. It has remained in continuous production under TecToy for 36 years—longer than anywhere else in the world.

The Sega Master System, an 8-bit competitor to the NES, offered fans fantastic games that were either exclusive to the ...

The Master System was no slouch when it came to arcade conversions, and Out Run, with its blinding blue skies and lightning-fast driving action, was among the very best.. The action was so fast ...

The system’s card slots were later used by the first edition of the more popular Sega Master System (as we saw last week), and indeed, a planned third iteration of the SG-1000 (the Sega Mark III ...

I have many fond memories of SEGA consoles, having owned the original SEGA Master System, the Master System II, Megadrive I and II, SEGA CD, 32X, Saturn, Dreamcast, Game Gear and finally, I was ...

It's been sadly overlooked by all the hoopla surrounding the 25th anniversary of the NES and Super Mario Bros., but this week was also the 25th anniversary of another classic gaming console: the ...

Here’s a Sega Master System (pretty much a Game Gear) running on an STM32 dev board. Also included are some ROMs for some classic games – Sonic the Hedgehog, Castle of Illusion, and The Lion King.

Multi-System Support: Emulates Sega Genesis, 32x, CD, Game Gear, and Master System. Ease of Use : Simple setup process and user-friendly interface. Performance : Runs games at a smooth 60 FPS ...

When Nintendo announced that the Virtual Console would be supporting the Sega Master System console you can bet that there were a fair few American gamers scratching their heads in a rather ...