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Edited by Reign of Bane:
7/29/2015 12:10:07 AM
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Yes but not ones on your list.
Megadrive (UK) converted it to play Japanese games. Took of the top half and filed down inside where you insert the games. [spoiler]Yes I know there were converters but where's the fun in that?[/spoiler]
N64, PS1 and Dreamcast- because I was curious.
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Wait, I thought Genesis/megadrive consoles needed soldering to change the region?
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I had original U.K Megadrive you could play U.S (Genesis) carts without a converter and the only difference with the Japanese was the shape. Even though at the time we used PAL and U.S /Japan used NSTC is it. TL,DR played Japanese Street Fighter 2 on my U.K console.
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Ah, the pre-region lock chip model. Nice.
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You probably know more about it than me friend. Guess I just got lucky with the version I had. Damn it the Megadrive brings back some good gaming memories. Some gamers today may not even know that there were good Sonic games, once upon a time.
