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Description The Sega SG-1000, Sega's first video game console that was released in Japan and New Zealand in 1983. Based off of the Zilog Z80, the console's graphics were comparable to the ColecoVision. It was replaced by a revised version, the SG-1000 Mark II, only a year later, making this one quite rare.
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