Difference between revisions of "Classic Mega Drive"

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Classic Mega Drive was a budget label given to re-released Sega Mega Drive games in Europe. Its partners in crime were the Classic Master System and Classic Game Gear labels, given to re-released Sega Master System and Sega Game Gear games respectively. Some publishers such as Electronic Arts had their own budget label in place, in this case, EA Classics.

The requirements to receive this label are currently unknown.

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−	'''Classic Mega Drive''' was a budget label given to re-released [[Sega Mega Drive]] games in Europe. Its ~~partner~~ in crime ~~was~~ the [[Classic Master System]] ~~label~~, given to re-released [[Sega Master System]] games. Some publishers such as [[Electronic Arts]] had their own budget label in place, in this case, [[EA Classics]].	+	'''Classic Mega Drive''' was a budget label given to re-released [[Sega Mega Drive]] games in Europe. Its partners in crime were the [[Classic Master System]] and [[Classic Game Gear]] labels, given to re-released [[Sega Master System]] and [[Sega Game Gear]] games respectively. Some publishers such as [[Electronic Arts]] had their own budget label in place, in this case, [[EA Classics]].

	The requirements to receive this label are currently unknown.		The requirements to receive this label are currently unknown.