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| + | The language and video mode of the Mega Drive is controlled by two jumpers on the circuit board, connecting them high or low will change language between Japanese and English and 50/60Hz. Note that RGB output is needed for color if the frequency is changed from factory settings unless you replace a crystal as well. | ||
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== Useful Links == | == Useful Links == | ||
Latest revision as of 05:34, 23 December 2014
The Sega Mega Drive (Sega Genesis in North America) was developed and produced by Sega.
Contents
Details
Lots of :words: about the console.
Hardware
Physical tech specs.
Software
Programming / Hacking details.
Mods
Audio
Video
Case
Overclock
Region
The language and video mode of the Mega Drive is controlled by two jumpers on the circuit board, connecting them high or low will change language between Japanese and English and 50/60Hz. Note that RGB output is needed for color if the frequency is changed from factory settings unless you replace a crystal as well.
Repairs
See also
Useful Links
- Sega-16 - Community and Articles devoted to Mega Drive
- Charles MacDonald's Genesis Page - Technical Docs and Scans
- GameFAQs Genesis Hardware FAQs
- EmuDocs Genesis Page - Technical Docs
- David Howland Genesis Mods - Good collection of popular mod guides
