Sega Multimega
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| Sega Multimega | |
| Image:SystemPicture.jpg | |
| Manufacturer: | Sega |
| Alternate Names: | CDX, CD-X |
| Announced: | date the console was announced |
| Release date: | JP: date/month in text/year NA: date/month in text/year EU: date/month in text/year AU: date/month in text/year |
| Initial Price: | JP: ? NA: ? EU: £350 AU: ? |
| Discontinued: | date discontinued |
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Description of Hardware
The Sega Multimega was the only first-party Sega Mega Drive/Sega Mega CD all-in-one unit. It was designed to be slim and compact, and could be used as a portable CD player. In the United States, the unit was known as the Sega CD-X. It's widely considered to be a failure due to its high launch price (£350), and the lack of market.
It also lacked proper support for the Sega 32X - indeed, it's manual explicitly states it should not be used in conjunction with it due to the lack of shielding so CD-X/Multimega use with the 32X unit could not pass FCC regulations.
It should not be confused with the third party Victor Wondermega/JVC X'Eye, which both have similar features but were made by 3rd party companies.
Hardware Specifications
Specifications of the hardware would be inserted here, ideally from the official specs.
Hardware Revisions
Games
List of games in the format:
* [[Gamename (Format)|Gamename]] ([[Publisher]], [[Developer]])
