Sega Retro Consoles Checklist
Every Sega console, from the SG-1000 and Master System to the Mega Drive, Game Gear, Saturn and Dreamcast. See which models collectors on Save All already own.
Sega SG-1000
1983
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Sega SC-3000
1983
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Sega SG-1000 II
1984
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Sega Mark III
1985
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Sega Mega Drive / Genesis
1988
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2 photosSega Genesis 3
1998
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Sega Mega-CD / Sega CD
1991
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Sega Mega-CD II / Sega CD Model 2
1993
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Sega 32X
1994
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Sega Multi-Mega / Genesis CDX
1994
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Sega TeraDrive
1991
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Wondermega
1992
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Sega Mega Jet
1993
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Sega Game Gear
1990
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Sega Pico
1993
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Sega Nomad
1995
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Sega Saturn
1994
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Sega Dreamcast
1998
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Sega Mega Drive Mini / Genesis Mini
2019
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Sega Game Gear Micro
2020
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About this checklist
Sega entered the home console market in 1983 with the SG-1000, released in Japan on the same day as Nintendo's Famicom. The Mark III of 1985 became the Master System abroad and was especially popular in Europe and Brazil.
The 16-bit Mega Drive, sold as the Genesis in North America, arrived in 1988 and was expanded with the Mega-CD and 32X add-ons. Sega's handhelds included the Game Gear (1990) and the Nomad (1995). Its last consoles were the Saturn (1994) and the Dreamcast (1998), after which Sega stopped making console hardware in 2001.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Mega Drive the same as the Genesis?
Yes. The console was called Mega Drive in Japan, Europe and most other markets and Genesis in North America.
What is the difference between the Master System and the Master System II?
The Master System II (1990) is a smaller, cheaper redesign without the card slot and reset button of the original.
What was Sega's last console?
The Dreamcast, released in Japan in 1998. Sega discontinued it in 2001 and stopped making consoles.