The Sega Master System was Sega’s answer to the NES. Not particularly popular in the US, when compared to the NES especially, but was a hugely popular system in Europe and South America and still has a huge fanbase today. RetroArch is one of the best places for Master System emulation, along with the SMS … Read more
The Sega Power Base converter (Also known as the Master System converter in Europe) was perfect for Sega to add an additional selling point for people looking to make the upgrade to their recently released Genesis / Mega Drive console. The benefit? It enables users to play Sega Master System games on their Sega Genesis … Read more
The Sega Master System may have played second fiddle to the NES back in the 80s in much of the world, but in much of Europe and Brazil, the Sega Master System was the console of choice to millions. There are some excellent dedicated Sega Master System emulators available as well as excellent support with … Read more
Released in 1985 in Japan, then the rest of the world over the next few years, the Sega Master System is Sega’s first majorly successful console. Originally released as the Sega Mark III in Japan, the system was renamed as the Master System in 1986 and pushed around the world. The Mark III is able … Read more
