

C64 maze generator T-shirts!
Ready prompt T-shirts!
Spiral program T-shirts!
BASIC code T-shirts!
Pixel Deer T-shirts!
Shooting gallery T-shirts!
Breakout T-shirts!
Vector ship T-shirts!
Pixel adventure T-shirts!
Pak Pak Monster T-shirts!
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| Sunday 28th January 2018 | rod (canada) | | Never liked the controller for the Master System. The D-pad felt way too imprecise and mushy for my liking, and the buttons just didn''t feel good when you pressed down on them. Thankfully, you can use a regular Genesis controller instead. |
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| Sunday 18th March 2012 | scrappy (usa) | | SEGA MASTER SYSTEM EXPERT. |
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| Friday 31st August 2007 | Joel (Australia) | | the Power Supply was big and the RF out cables where long |
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| Monday 9th July 2007 | Ste (UK) | | Alex Kidd was only built-in on early models of the U.S. and European Master System 2, it was later replaced by Sonic The Hedgehog. As the Master System 2 was never released in Japan there is no built-in Japanese version. All cartridge versions regardless of country have the rice ball, all built-in versions have the hamburger. The most likely reason for the hamburger in the built-in version is that this version was never intended to be released in Japan and was therefore "westernised". |
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| Monday 9th July 2007 | Greig (Earth) | | Remember the master system 2 also came pre installed with the classic game"Alex Kid in Miracle World". Two versions of the game were installed on the machine and can be identified by the meal he eats between levels. On the Jap model he is eating a rice ball but on the American and European model he is eating a hamburger |
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| Wednesday 16th May 2007 | Thomsonicus (Poland!) | | SMS II - one cool device! I had one with Sonic the Hedgehog built-in. The first game I've bought was 'Ultima IV' with a A2 format map and two thick books. Every game was sold inside a standardised cover which included the cartridge and a short info about the game. Nice! |
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