Japanese model 1 Mega Drive for $6.99?

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Originally Posted by Ace

2nd revision(I own this one): Console has "AV Intelligent Terminal - High Grade Multipurpose Use" written on it, not sure about TMSS(my MegaDrive doesn't have it), but the Sega logo has no ® symbol. This is the first model released all throughout NTSC Asia. My MegaDrive has a VA5 motherboard, but there may be a possibility that this variant has a VA6 motherboard as well.

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Well now I know I have 2nd Revision Jap MD. Thanks Ace :ok:

i wish i had a megadrive :(

Some can get pretty expensive. I got mine 100% complete in the box(this includes paperwork and plastic wraps) for $95 in Mississauga, Ontario. I never saw a MegaDrive in Montreal(the only Japanese consoles I ever saw here were a Super Famicom and a few White Sega Saturns), but if I find one(especially the MegaDrive 2), I won't hesitate to pick it up.

yeah, if i ever saw a mega drive for sale (excluding online) i would buy it as long as its less than a 100$

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Originally Posted by Defolto

yeah, if i ever saw a mega drive for sale (excluding online) i would buy it as long as its less than a 100$

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Where in NC do you live if you don't mind me asking?...It seems that around this side of the Nation, game related stuff is drying up at driftstores quickly...
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I live in denver but i go a heck of a ways for some genesis stuff I go to a flea market over at webs road on exit 70 they got everything there and there is one store in there where some old lady carries tons of video games old and new she has been working there for like 20 years now thats where I saw a sega cd with no cables or grounding plates for 10$ and thats where I got my powerbase converter and a few master system games and a game magizine on the legend of zelda majoras mask from 2000. :D

Oh, and I for got to mention there is also a place called play N trade that I go to every week they carry everything from the atari 2600 to this generations consoles and everything in between they are all over the place too they are franchising like crazy, play N trade is the definition of "Way Past Cool"

I went to the local thrift store.

All I found was College Football USA 96. Or, in Charlie Brown's words, a rock.