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|name=Sega Meganet | |name=Sega Meganet | ||
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|image=Sega Mega Modem.jpg | |image=Sega Mega Modem.jpg | ||
|manufacturer=[[Sega]] | |manufacturer=[[Sega]] | ||
|system=Sega Genesis | |||
|released=1991 | |released=1991 | ||
|discontinued=1992 | |discontinued=1992 | ||
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Most Meganet titles were never seen outside Japan; many of the games were later released on the Sega CD in Japan as part of [[Sega Games Can Vol. 1]] and [[Sega Games Can Vol. 2]], while [[Fatal Labyrinth]] was released for the [[Sega Genesis]] in Europe and North America. | Most Meganet titles were never seen outside Japan; many of the games were later released on the Sega CD in Japan as part of [[Sega Games Can Vol. 1]] and [[Sega Games Can Vol. 2]], while [[Fatal Labyrinth]] was released for the [[Sega Genesis]] in Europe and North America. | ||
[[Category:Sega]] | [[Category:Sega]] | ||
Revision as of 00:29, 21 May 2021
| Sega Meganet | |
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| Manufacturer | Sega |
| Required system | Sega Genesis |
| Released | 1991 |
| Total Games | 26 (1 present) |
| ← (none) | (none) → |
Sega Meganet is an unsuccessful add-on to the Sega Mega Drive. It allowed players to download games from a subscription service using a phone line, similar in nature to the Sega Channel, as well as allowing online multiplayer in a select number of titles. It was initially planned for release in North America under the name Tele-Genesis, but this plan was quietly dropped after a cool reception in Japan.
Most Meganet titles were never seen outside Japan; many of the games were later released on the Sega CD in Japan as part of Sega Games Can Vol. 1 and Sega Games Can Vol. 2, while Fatal Labyrinth was released for the Sega Genesis in Europe and North America.