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developer = [[Sega R&D1]]| publisher = [[Sega]]|

developer = [[Sega R&D1]]<br />[[Sega R&D2]] (SG-1000)<br />[[Sega CS]] (Genesis)<br />[[Micronet]] (Japanese computers)<br />| ...in North America)<br />[[Micronet]] (Japanese computers)<br />[[Samsung]] (Sega Master System)|

developer = [[Jay Geertsen]], [[Sega]]| publisher = [[Sega]]|

developer = [[Sega R&D1]]| publisher = [[Sega]]|

designer = [[Sega Toys]]| manufacturer = [[Sega Toys]]<br />[[Limited Run Games]]|

Most Arcade Nano systems run on the [[Redkid]] [[Sega Genesis]] clone chip. However, the ''[[Sonic Blast]]'' Arcade Nano system runs on the [[Noza]] [[Sega Master System]] clone chip.

...Advance]], [[Game Boy Color]], [[Game Gear]], [[Sega Genesis|Genesis]], [[Sega Master System|Master System]], [[MSX]], [[Neo Geo AES]], [[Nintendo 64]], [ | style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | [[Sega CS]]

designer = [[Sega]]| ...tralia)<br />[[Melchioni]] (Italy)<br />[[Ocean Radio]] (Singapore)<br />[[Sega]] (Japan)|

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hardware_name = Sega Genesis| designer = [[Sega]]|

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...Hardware |hardware_image=[[File:sega genesis mini 2 logo.png]]<br />[[File:Sega Mega Drive Mini 2 logo.png]]| hardware_name = Sega Genesis Mini 2|

software_name = Sega Genesis Classics| software_image = [[File:Sega Mega Drive and Genesis Classics logo.jpg|300px]]|

designer = [[Nintendo Research & Development 1|Nintendo R&D1]]| ...anies in the electronics industry, including [[Mattel]], [[Hasbro]], and [[Sega]]. The device was turned down, due to its red-tinted monochrome display and

[[Nintendo R&D1]] developed a a Game Boy [[Dr. Mario (Game Boy video game)|version]] of the [[Sega]] released the 8-bit color video game console, [[Game Gear]], in Japan. The

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...ntendo Research & Development 1 (任天堂開発第一部, Nintendō Kaihatsu Daiichi Bu, R&D1)''' was the original video game development group within [[Nintendo]]. It In 1980, [[Sega]]/[[Gremlin]] published a game developed by Nintendo R&D1, which used a [[Zilog]] [[Z80]] CPU. It was titled ''[[Space Firebird]]''.

...or [[Nintendo Switch]] (digital) - developer: [[Sonic Team]], publisher: [[Sega]] ...igital) - developer: [[PagodaWest Games]] and [[Headcannon]], publisher: [[Sega]]

...[Windows]] (digital via [[GOG.com]]) developer: [[Ace Team]], publisher: [[Sega]] ...[Windows]] (digital via [[GOG.com]]) developer: [[Ace Team]], publisher: [[Sega]]