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Sega · Hardware variant

SG-1000 Mark III

SG-1000 Mark III is a documented launch in the Sega Mark III / Master System hardware family, released in 1985 for Japan.

Documented hardware recordA source-linked factual history appears below. Undocumented development, regional, and package details are left unclaimed.

SG-1000 Mark III is cataloged as a launch within the Sega Mark III / Master System hardware family. The hardware record documents a 1985 release for Japan. The linked source identifies the exact model or physical presentation represented by this record.

Released
1985 · Exact day not documented
Platform / family
Sega Mark III / Master System
Format / type
Launch
Region
Japan

Documented item history

Release and collector context

Source-linked facts

SG-1000 Mark III is a documented launch of the Sega Mark III / Master System hardware family. The source-linked record places this exact physical configuration in Japan in 1985 (the exact day and month are not documented). It remains a separate collector item because its model, color, regional presentation, or bundled configuration differs from the parent hardware record.

Research status
Structured source record
01

Release context

The documented release is 1985 (the exact day and month are not documented) for Japan on Sega Mark III / Master System. Date precision is preserved exactly: the archive does not invent a day when the source records only a month or year.

02

Regional differences

This record is scoped to Japan. The linked structured source does not document a separate regional title or package difference, so PLAYBACK does not infer one.

03

Physical packaging

The physical format is documented as Launch. The current structured source does not enumerate every insert, manual, sleeve, or bonus item, so no unverified contents are claimed.

04

Editions and revisions

This record represents a launch within the Sega Mark III / Master System family, not a separate console generation.