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Maniac Drive

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Maniac Drive 5:

Magistr Drive

2012-05-18T00:35:42Z

Magistr Drive Z:

Legends series

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Heartbeat Personal Trainer

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GenMobile

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Genesis Gencore

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Genesis 3

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Gen-X Dual Station

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File:GenX internal.jpg

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GN Twin

2012-05-18T00:18:36Z

Yobo FC3 Plus

2012-05-18T00:15:26Z

File:FC3Plus internal.jpg

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File:FC3Plus.jpg

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RetroN 3

2012-05-17T23:49:33Z

File:RetroN3 internal.jpg

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File:MegaDriveX.jpg

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Mega Drive X

2012-05-17T23:43:09Z

File:MegaDriveX internal.jpg

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uploaded "[[File:MegaDriveX internal.jpg]]" {{hardware|Mega Drive}}

Game Joy

2012-05-17T23:31:27Z

File:GameJoy internal.jpg

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uploaded "[[File:GameJoy internal.jpg]]" {{hardware|Mega Drive}}

Let's Make a Pro J. League Soccer Club!

2012-05-17T20:55:40Z

Redirected page to J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou!

Let's Make a Pro J. League Soccer Club!

2012-05-17T20:55:26Z

Redirected page to J. League Pro Soccer Club wo Tsukurou!

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#REDIRECT [[J. League Pro Soccer Club wo Tsukurou!]]

Talk:Junko Shiratsu

2012-05-17T20:55:09Z

Created page with "Is this Shirako? - ~~~~"

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Is this Shirako? - [[User:Andlabs|Andlabs]] 15:55, 17 May 2012 (CDT)

PlayStation Vita

2012-05-17T20:23:30Z

Small update

Outrun 2

2012-05-17T20:04:50Z

Redirected page to OutRun 2

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#REDIRECT [[OutRun 2]]

Hata

2012-05-17T19:44:31Z

Redirected page to Naofumi Hataya

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#REDIRECT [[Naofumi Hataya]]

OutRunners

2012-05-17T19:41:22Z

Polygon Magic

2012-05-17T18:30:27Z

GameCube:

Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 26: Dynamite Deka

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Rutubo Games

2012-05-17T18:01:17Z

Saturn:

Sega Ages Fantasy Zone

2012-05-17T18:01:05Z

Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 31: Cyber Troopers Virtual-On

2012-05-17T17:49:55Z

Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 5: Golden Axe

2012-05-17T17:37:35Z

OutRunners

2012-05-17T17:18:27Z

Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 6: Ichini no Tant-R to Bonanza. Bros.

2012-05-17T17:00:38Z

Redirected page to Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 6: Ichini no Tant-R to Bonanza Bros.

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#REDIRECT [[Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 6: Ichini no Tant-R to Bonanza Bros.]]

Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 27: Panzer Dragoon

2012-05-17T16:57:14Z

Turbo OutRun

2012-05-17T16:57:14Z

though I haven't played any of the OutRun 2s so I can't tell if they survived there, it's definitely not the case with OutRunners

Alien Syndrome

2012-05-17T16:52:10Z

Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 24: Last Bronx: Tokyo Bangaichi

2012-05-17T15:17:13Z

Desert Tank

2012-05-17T13:58:59Z

File:DesertTank Arcade US Flyer2.jpg

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Desert Tank

2012-05-17T13:53:36Z

Created page with "{{Bob | bobscreen=DesertTank title.png | screenwidth=320 | title= | publisher=Sega | developer=Sega | system=Sega Model 2 | romsize= | sounddriver= | peripherals= ..."

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{{Bob
| bobscreen=DesertTank title.png
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| publisher=[[Sega]]
| developer=[[Sega]]
| system=[[Sega Model 2]]
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| peripherals=
| players=1
| genre=Action
| releases={{releases
| arcade_date_world=1994
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{{sub-stub}}'''''Desert Tank''''' is a [[Sega Model 2]] arcade game released in 1994. In it, the player controls a tank and blows things up. It has never been brought to home consoles.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:DesertTank Arcade Cabinet.jpg| Cabinet
</gallery>

[[Category:1994 Model 2 Games]]
[[Category:Model 2 Games]]

File:DesertTank title.png

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 The '''Heartbeat Personal Trainer''' is an extremely rare variation of the [[Sega Mega Drive]], released solely in North America. It was released in 1993 for a retail price of $299 USD, with an "updated" version supposedly due for release in 1994. Being one of the rarest pieces of Mega Drive hardware (it is estimated that only 1000 units were manufactured), information on the console is scarce. The system was bundled with ''[[Outback Joey]]'', an equally rare Mega Drive game.
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-[[File:Gamejoy2.jpg|thumb|260px|Gamejoy and accessories]]
+{{ConsoleBob
-The '''Game Joy''' is a [[Sega Mega Drive]] [[clone console]] sold in Japan. Like many clone consoles, the shell is stolen from a [[Genesis 3]], but in this case, has been recoloured silver and blue. The console isn't entirely sure what it wants to be called, having the names "Game Joy", "Gamestation", "Play Game", "Mega Drive 3" and "Mega Drive 2*" dotted around the box contents. It is possible that the system was distributed under many names as a result.
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 The system is capable of playing games from all regions, though it is assumed it might struggle with the add-ons.
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 File:Gamejoy3.jpg|Region switch on the underside of the unit
 File:Gamejoy4.jpg|Power supply, which calls the console a "Mega Drive 2*"
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-{{sub-stub}}The '''PlayStation Vita''' ('''PS Vita''') is a handheld video game console developed by [[Sony Computer Entertainment]] as a successor to the [[Sony PlayStation Portable]]. It will be competing directly with the [[Nintendo 3DS]] as well as smartphones and tablets.
+{{sub-stub}}The '''PlayStation Vita''' ('''PS Vita''') is a handheld video game console developed by [[Sony Computer Entertainment]] as a successor to the [[Sony PlayStation Portable]]. It competes directly with the [[Nintendo 3DS]] as well as smartphones and tablets.
 ==Present/Planned Sega Games for PlayStation Vita==

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	There would not be another ''OutRun'' game released until 2003, when ''[[OutRun 2]]'' was brought to [[Sega Chihiro]] hardware.		There would not be another ''OutRun'' game released until 2003, when ''[[OutRun 2]]'' was brought to [[Sega Chihiro]] hardware.
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		+	==Production Credits==
		+	===Mega Drive Version===
		+	'''Producer:''' [[Ossiy]]<br/>
		+	'''Director:''' [[Jun TSU CHI]]<br/>
		+	'''Planner:''' [[Moririn]]<br/>
		+	'''Programmer:''' [[Waka!!]], [[Koba]], [[KenKen]]<br/>
		+	'''Designer:''' [[George]], [[KumoPU]], [[TsuNo.1]]<br/>
		+	'''Sound Composer:''' [[Hata]], [[Milpo]], [[Pomtaro]], [[Shirako]]<br/>
		+	'''Special Thanks:''' [[Sarnin]], [[Miya]], [[Q-Taro]], [[Yosshi]], [[YUI CHAN]], [[Four]]

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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-*''[[BLEACH GC 黄昏にまみえる死神]]'' (2005)
+*''[[Bleach GC: Tasogare Ni Mamieru Shinigami]]'' (2005)
 ===[[PlayStation 3]]===

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 Similar to the [[Sega Saturn]] version players can earn extra lives through a minigame, though rather than being a port of ''[[Deep Scan]]'', it is a simulation of the 1968 electro-mechanical machine ''[[Periscope]]''.
 ==Physical Scans==
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 *''[[Sega Ages After Burner II]]'' (confirmed; 1996)
 *''[[Sega Ages Volume 1]]'' (1996)
-*''[[Sega Ages Fantasy Zone]]'' (1997)
+*''[[Sega Ages Fantasy Zone]]'' (confirmed; 1997)
 *''[[Fighter's History Dynamite]]'' (1997)

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 {{sub-stub}}'''''Sega Ages Fantasy Zone''''' is a re-release of ''[[Fantasy Zone]]'' for the [[Sega Saturn]].
 ==Physical Scans==

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	''Cyber Troopers Virtual-On'' is an update to the arcade version of ''[[Cyber Troopers Virtual-On]]''. It features a variety of extra options such as widescreen support, system link, "assault mode" (removing projectile weapons) and "chibi mode" (similar to ''[[Virtua Fighter Kids]]''). You can also play as the final boss in "Z-Gradt mode", and can enable "dash cancelling", a feature introduced in ''[[Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram]]''.		''Cyber Troopers Virtual-On'' is an update to the arcade version of ''[[Cyber Troopers Virtual-On]]''. It features a variety of extra options such as widescreen support, system link, "assault mode" (removing projectile weapons) and "chibi mode" (similar to ''[[Virtua Fighter Kids]]''). You can also play as the final boss in "Z-Gradt mode", and can enable "dash cancelling", a feature introduced in ''[[Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram]]''.
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		+	==Production Credits==
		+	'''Programming:''' [[Yoshihiro sonoda]], [[Masahiko Kobayashi]], [[Takeshi Yamazaki]], [[Kenji Yamamoto]], [[Yoshifumi Ishihata]]<br/>
		+	'''Character Design:''' [[Hajime Katoki]]<br/>
		+	'''Graphics:''' [[Takeshi Sano]], [[Hiroshi Yoshida]], [[Koji Ono]], [[Koichi Ozaki]], [[Yasuhito Tanaka]], [[Nobokazu Naruke]], [[Kunio watanabe]], [[Michinari Terada]], [[Atsushi Saitoh]], [[Hiromi Itoh]], [[Satoshi Kitahara]]<br/>
		+	'''Music & Sound Effects:''' [[Kentaro Koyama]]<br/>
		+	'''Mechanics:''' [[Yasuo Ishikawa]], [[Masayoshi Yamada]], [[Hidemi Takabayashi]]<br/>
		+	'''Electric Works:''' [[Mitsuru Kawamura]], [[Hiroki Koyama]], [[Hideki Inoue]]<br/>
		+	'''Cabinet Design:''' [[Yutaka Okumura]], [[Minoru Matsuba]]<br/>
		+	'''Product Promotion:''' Kazuko Hayasaka, [[Nobutaka Arii]]<br/>
		+	'''Product Design:''' [[Koichi Ozaki]]<br/>
		+	'''Game Design:''' [[Juro Watari]]<br/>
		+	'''Directors:''' [[Juro Watari]], [[Manabu Washio]]<br/>
		+	'''Producer:''' [[Hisao Oguchi]]<br/>
		+	'''Special Thanks to:''' [[Hisaki Nimiya]], [[Kazunari Shimamura]], [[Shinichi Nakagawa]], [[Takashi Hasegawa]], [[Junichiro Tanabe]], Publicity Section [[Sega AM2\|AM#2]], Staff of "Ikebukuro Gigo", "Kamata Cinemagic", Shinjuku Sportsland #3", "Hi-Tech Sega Shibuya", All Members of [[Sega AM3\|AM R&D Dept.#3]] and All The Players of "Virtual-On"<br/>
		+	Presented by [[Sega]]

	==Physical Scans==		==Physical Scans==

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 ==Sequels and Re-Releases==
 [[File:OutRunners MD VirtuaFormula.png|right|thumb|320px|The Mega Drive port of ''OutRunners'' is always displayed as a two-player game, but it does have a secret car from ''[[Virtua Racing]]''.]]
-Though it was the most popular game for Sega's Multi 32 hardware, unlike its predecessors ''OutRunners'' only received one home console port. [[Data East]] brought the game to the [[Sega Mega Drive]] in 1994, but split the screen horizontally into two in an attempt to mimic the two screens of the System Multi 32 platform. This, along with the reduced graphics quality and scaled back special effects, meant this version of the game is often the subject to harsh criticism. The Mega Drive port was not released in Europe.
+Though it was the most popular game for Sega's Multi 32 hardware, unlike its predecessors ''OutRunners'' only received one home console port, to the [[Sega Mega Drive]] in 1994. In this port, the screen is split horizontally into two in an attempt to mimic the two screens of the System Multi 32 platform. This, along with the reduced graphics quality and scaled back special effects, meant this version of the game is often the subject to harsh criticism. For some reason, [[Data East]] published the game in the US; it was not released in Europe.
 There are some slight differences between the Japanese and North American versions. Entering {{Left}}{{Right}}{{Left}}{{Right}}{{B}}{{C}}{{A}} at the title screen of the Japanese Mega Drive version, selecting arcade mode with {{C}} and then pressing {{Left}} allows the user to play as a secret car, "Virtua Formula", otherwise known as the car from ''[[Virtua Racing]]''. This option comes complete with a selection of sound effects and music jingles from the game. Whereas the North American option allows you to input the code (and get a confirmation noise), you cannot drive this car.

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+| developer=[[Sega AM2]] {{Amiga}} {{CPC}} {{ST}} [[I.C.E.]] {{C64}} [[Probe Software]] {{DOS}} [[Code to Go]] {{MD}} [[Tiertex]]
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 The other major addition to ''Turbo OutRun'' is the inclusion of a "boost" button, which allows the car to travel faster. If the boost is left on for too long however, the car will overheat, and will be punished with slowdown. It is also the first ''OutRun'' game to offer an automatic transmission option.
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 '''''Alien Syndrome''''' (エイリアンシンドローム) is a 1987 arcade game released by [[Sega]]. It runs on [[Sega System 16]] hardware. The user plays as either Ricky and Mary rescuing hostages within a set time limit while blasting aliens. There are numerous weapons and two players can play simultaneously.
-The game was ported to the Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Commodore 64, DOS, Famicom (by [[Sunsoft]] and [[Sanritsu]]), MSX, [[Sega Game Gear]] (published by [[Sims]]), [[Sega Master System]] and ZX Spectrum. In 1988, [[Tenen]] brought Sunsoft's port over to the United States with an unlicensed release. Due to technical restrictions, some versions are single-player only. It was also re-released as part of the [[Sega Ages 2500]] series and as part of ''[[Sega Classics Collection]]'' (however it was removed from the European release to keep the [[PEGI]] rating down). The ''Sega Classics Collection'' port is notable for its two joysticks control scheme, similar to ''Robotron 2084'' and ''Smash TV''.
+The game was ported to the Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Commodore 64, DOS, Famicom (by [[Sunsoft]] and [[Sanritsu]]), MSX, [[Sega Game Gear]] (published by [[Sims]]), [[Sega Master System]] and ZX Spectrum. In 1988, [[Tengen]] brought Sunsoft's port over to the United States with an unlicensed release, removing both Sunsoft's and Sanritsu's names. Due to technical restrictions, some versions are single-player only. It was also re-released as part of the [[Sega Ages 2500]] series and as part of ''[[Sega Classics Collection]]'' (however it was removed from the European release to keep the [[PEGI]] rating down). The ''Sega Classics Collection'' port is notable for its two joysticks control scheme, similar to ''Robotron 2084'' and ''Smash TV''.
 More recently, a [[Alien Syndrome (2007)|sequel with the same name]] was released for the [[Wii]] and [[PSP]] in 2007.

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