Sega CD

Sega CD
Designer	Sega Enterprises
Manufacturer	Sega Enterprises
Distributor	Sega Enterprises Tec Toy (Brazil) DISAM (Mexico)
CPU	12.5 MHz Motorola 68000
Graphics	Custom ASIC, 320 x 224 resolution
Memory	6 Mbit Main RAM
Media	CD-ROM
Released	JP: December 12, 1991 NA: November 11, 1992 UK: April 2, 1993 EU: 1993 Brazil: October 1993
Added to Museum	Sega CD model 2: December 25, 1993

The Sega CD, known as the Mega CD outside of North America and Brazil, was a CD-ROM add-on for the Sega Genesis.

Capabilities

It allowed Sega Genesis and Sega Mega Drive to use CD-ROMs. It also added a second processor for sound, expanded the system memory, and had expanded graphic capabilities.

Sega CD 32x

The 32X, known as Genesis 32X in North America, Super 32X in Japan, Mega Drive 32X in Europe and Australia, and Mega 32X in Brazil, added two 32-bit processors, more memory and more RAM.

The Sega CD and 32X could be combined and the added capability was utilized in games labeled as supported by the Sega CD 32X.

Digital Sega CD games owned by WEC Museum

Title	Developer	Released	Notes
Captain Tsubasa	Tecmo	1994
Ecco the Dolphin	Novotrade International	1993
Ecco: The Tides of Time	Novotrade International	1994
Final Fight CD	Taito	1993
Lunar: Eternal Blue	Game Arts Studio Alex	1994
Lunar: The Silver Star	Game Arts Studio Alex	1992
Magical Girl: Silky Lip	Game Freak	1992
Mansion of Hidden Souls	System Sacom	1993
Night Striker	Taito	1993
Night Trap	Digital Pictures	1992
The Ninja Warriors	Taito	1993
Popful Mail	Nihon Falcom	1994
Robo Aleste	Compile	1992
Romance of the Three Kingdoms III	Koei	1993
Rule the World Through Warfare: Roar of the Heroes	Game Arts	1991
Sewer Shark	Digital Pictures	1992
Shin Megami Tensei	Atlus	1994
Shining Force CD	Sonic! Software Planning Rit's	1994
Silpheed	Game Arts	1993
Sonic CD	Sega	1993
Starblade	Namco	1994
Wondermega Collection (Paddle Fighter, Flicky, Pyramid Magic, Quiz Scramble)	JVC	1992