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05/09/24(Thu)16:45:17 No.10919921
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Anonymous 05/09/24(Thu)16:45:17 No.10919921 Archived
>release it in 1984 as originally planned
>make that Europe-only controller with the d-pad the default controller
>include the POKEY sound chip in the console itself
Probably would've still lost to the NES, but it could've at least sat comfortably in second place
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Anonymous
05/09/24(Thu)17:03:00 No.10919952
Anonymous 05/09/24(Thu)17:03:00 No.10919952
>but it could've at least sat comfortably in second place
Anon it did sit comfortably in second place already. It sold almost 4 million units compared to the Master System's 2.2 million. (US sales only of course)
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Anonymous
05/09/24(Thu)17:16:57 No.10919981
Anonymous 05/09/24(Thu)17:16:57 No.10919981
>>10919952
Europe and Brazil gave the Master System more worldwide sales, didn't they?
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Anonymous
05/09/24(Thu)20:27:27 No.10920380
Anonymous 05/09/24(Thu)20:27:27 No.10920380
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>>10919921
>fuel
>body damage
this is more advanced that gran turismo wtf
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