Part 2 - I Want A Sega Master System Mini - Viewer Edition!

[@Windavinci]

If Sega doesn't milk us when most of us are in our 40s they have lost their best chance.

[@mkevina-nyc]

Take my money. Still waiting for Sega to respond.

[@MaxAbramson3]

Yeah, we're hitting our top earner years, and some of us have some serious disposable income for reliving that nostalgia! SEGA may as well include a couple of pack ins like rose colored 3D glasses and a real working laser!

[@thomasthetrain3942]

yes, 42 years old and willing to give SEGA my money....so SEGA get this done!!!

[@jons9239]

MILK ME SEGA!!! I AM 40 AND RIPE!

[@davidmarsh7696]

I'd happily pre-order a master system. Funny as when I was 11 and had one I only ever wanted it to disappear and a mega drive to magically take its place.

[@douglasbutler1319]

Dude! You’re killing me with these episodes!!! I want a master system mini sooo bad! Come on sega, make it happen!!!!!

[@ProperNeko]

‘Do us a favour, plug me into a Sega’

[@therealsokratis]

bro, "many see it as Nintendo's b!tch during the 8-bit era" had me spit coffee everywhere. You absolutely never disappoint, man!

[@konversion]

SLX is fairly wholesome in his videos until he decides not to. He then becomes a flipping savage beast. Heh, I love this channel.

[@joshstarr6400]

I've been just getting into the Master System's library because of your videos. And now I REALLY want a SMS mini. Hopefully Sega does

[@johndough8115]

The SMS is worth the price, just for Shooting Gallery. Its literally one of the best lightgun games ever made... hands down.

[@Peatmoss0979]

I remember as a kid how glorious it was to go to a toy store and see the white saga boxes on the shelf. I always wanted to go to different malls to see the variety of games.

[@cubeflinger]

Asterix is my favourite game on the master system. So many hours poured into it as a kid and you could play as a tiny dog. What more do you need.

[@JuniperMe]

I borrowed Asterix one weekend from the video store and tried to beat it... I probably sat there for most of a day and got to what must have been one of the last levels but didn't end up beating it. But it was so much fun anyway!

[@Deflecto3]

As a SEGA collector and fanboy, I love this channel!

[@MetalGateDragon]

The Master System was the first game console I owned in Puerto Rico. Got the Hang On/Safari Hunt combo. I also had Choplifter, Kung Fu Kid, Out Run, Ghostbusters, Double Dragon.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

Ghostbusters on SMS is definitely the second best way to play Ghostbusters, the first being the Megadrive/Genesis version which is a beast all it's own.

[@hotcoffeebreath]

I had the same combo... Don't forget the built -in snail maze game 😉 I still love hang-on to this day, more than Megadrive Super Hang On. I never owned any of those games you mentioned, but I did play choplifter and double dragon at a friend's house.... Both so good.

[@eliadefilho]

I owned both the NES and the SMS back in my childhood, and I have very fond memories of the Master System and it's library of games, they were very unique, very "segasy" when compared to the games on the NES, specially the color palette and sounds really made a distinction for them.

[@Walkeranz]

Alex Kidd in Shinobi world is one of the best games on the system. Didn’t play it as a kid, so no nostalgia, it’s solid. Edit: Golvellius is really good. And difficult.

[@caseyhayes4590]

I played most of the great SMS games around 2000 for first time while I was playing new PS/Saturn/Dreamcast games so they were all 10-15 years old at the time. I found a good 20-30 titles that an NES-only player really missed out on. I played a lot of them on real hardware (the best games I could find in US pawn shops and game shops at the time, cheap but hard to find), missile defense 3D with the gun and glasses is probably just lost forever now to most considering you need system, gun, glasses and CRT tv.

[@pinebarrenpatriot8289]

Golvellius was good but Golden Axe Warrior was the best zelda-like game. Better than Zelda as well

[@caseyhayes4590]

​@@pinebarrenpatriot8289 It's a typical question of should these systems have the more common games that defined systems and players actually played. Or the super rare expensive games that are awesome that nobody could find or afford unless they bought them the month they came out. I mean playing Golvellius on real hardware isn't prohibitively expensive, playing Golden Axe Warrior with a real cart and system and gamepad is (and has been since the late 90s).

[@pinebarrenpatriot8289]

@@caseyhayes4590 same can be said for hundreds of 8-bit games across the board on multiple consoles especially later sequels in the Mega Man series for example when they were considered irrelevant as the 16 bit Era was taking over so nobody knew how expensive these less produced carts would become. That's Retro collecting in a nutshell across the board. Just like Golden Axe Warrior, I would of bought 5 NEO-GEO's with all money if I knew then what we know now. But that wasn't the point. Golden Axe Warrior is just simply a better game. I'm not debating the price or availability

[@caseyhayes4590]

@@pinebarrenpatriot8289 I mean some people want "nostalgia" games that they remember more than the best games, almost nobody has nostalgia for Golden Axe Warrior. I'm with you that I'd want the best games and even more likely to want rare games I missed when they were new. On Saturn I happened to buy nearly every rare US game but on other retro systems I never had most of those games because I was moving on like everybody else. It's the same thing including the 3 button Genesis controller over the 6 button for US market...the three button is more nostalgia for more people so that's what they included. IMHO great games nobody played because a console had become obscure are among the best to put on these (Monsterworld IV on Genesis mini is great example). In the case of SMS the entire library is obscure to many who might want to try it. I think SLX was trying to predict what would actually be on there and considered things like that...same with Alex Kidd in Shinobi world getting left off first list, easily best Alex Kidd game but the least actually played at the time.

[@JOSClaudess]

I'd like to see an Dreamcast Mini too, imagine how cool it would be!

[@MaxAbramson3]

The CD consoles shouldn't be minis, in my opinion. Just include a CD player console that plays all of the old Saturn, Sega CD, and Dreamcast offerings. SEGA could actually make some serious money re-releasing those old games, but using the improved color sound, and resolution of the Dreamcast.

[@lmcgregoruk]

@@MaxAbramson3 CD Player console for Dreamcast Gigabyte Discs(GD's)?

[@owlbear4928]

Dude, I'd kill for a Dreamcast Mini

[@MaxAbramson3]

@@owlbear4928 Kill? What if it played Saturn and Sega CD games, too?

[@owlbear4928]

@@MaxAbramson3 That's not a good idea for several reasons. 1) It wouldn't have a nostalgic form factor or controller 2) There would be 1/3 the amount of games for each console 3) There would be a third as many products for Sega to sell

[@gregsmith9183]

I'd love to see Alien Syndrome a Sega licenced and developed game on the Mini. Its always been one of my favaurte games that has been released on many platforms. The ghostbusters game is the exact same version I played on the Apple II when was released back in 1984.

[@chain_sawyer7469]

I'll be a very happy guy if they released an SMS Mini!!Keep our fingers crossed!!

[@pumpkinhill4570]

The 3 big ones missing that I fully expect to be on there are: SDI, Aztec Adventure, and Ghost House.

[@PixelTVBR]

Being honest i think they could include most of the games. Tectoy have been doing it for years here in Brazil with around 132 games. They work fine, are officially licensed, and cost cheap here.

[@NoSuRReNDeR001]

When I heard that Miracle Warriors theme I smiled and thought hey maybe you saw my last comment )- thanks for showcasing this... fun story- I loaned it to a friend the only kid in 6 miles with a Sega... he got stuck so just kept grinding... when he returned the game(months later)the hero life bar had glitched off the screen --- it was nuts...

[@UltimateGamerCC]

Miracle Warriors was a cool game, hard as balls though, but kid me didnt mind at all, i kept playing it every once in a while.

[@NoSuRReNDeR001]

@@UltimateGamerCC it was worth it because when I saw the end boss I was like OMG titties!(I was a teen) ---Sega DID not censor stuff like Nintendo - You should see how rad the Japanese cover art was for it too btw...

[@rashidclark]

Methinks "Action fighter" is the funnest Master System game I played.

[@mortenera2294]

There's one game the Master System Mini absolutely needs: Sagaia! Aside from being a fantastic port with impressive graphics, the Mega Drive Mini was graced with that recent Darius conversion, so it would just make sense

[@infernal_monkey]

Sega (surprisingly) included the Japanese version of Enduro Racer as part of the Master System selection in Lost Judgment

[@freddyvidz]

I'm a former collector and I consider myself to be a HUGE NES fanboy, but this lineup of games rivals games on the NES.

[@johnhess9443]

I'd pre-order immediately if they announced this thing. ..I'd buy any sega mini system. Could be a SG-1000. CD. 32x. Mini Nomad. Slightly larger Game Gear. Saturn. Dreamcast. Whatever. All of them.

[@billford171]

Some that didn't quite make the cut for either video, but I loved as a kid: Lord of the Sword, My Hero, and Maze Hunter (yes, 3d, but have seen 2d versions). Very happy that Sega did release Maze Hunter for the 3ds, as it fit perfectly on that platform, but would love to see it in a mini. And of course there was F16 Falcon, which I had a love/hate relationship with. Loved the concept, but using 2 controllers was brutal. Plus the graphics were pretty bad, but that is where us 80's kids got to use our imagination.

[@davidmichael6719]

Did anyone mention quartet? Great 2player and amazing soundtrack. Would be awesome as a modern remake

[@johnriddlebaugh7436]

I never owned or played with the Master System, but those games you'd want on the Mini got me interested.

[@DonkeyPuncher1976]

Teddy Boy is a hidden gem with tons of levels and great gameplay. Teddy Boy Blues was also a great game in the arcade.

[@johndough8115]

Agree. Very fast and fun shooter.

[@1977Eelco]

Golvellius: Valley Of Doom for sure!!! And Alex Kidd In Shinobi World is just pure awesomeness!!! I love me some Super Monaco GP on the Sega MS though :) Miss that one in the lists...

[@ph_stuff]

The Master System was the childhood console of so many people (especially here in Brazil). Come on, SEGA, we have 40s, we have money, let's make this happen! P.S. Deixe um joginha se você é um fã do SLX do Brasil. =D

[@JOSClaudess]

Conteúdo muito bom, estou assistindo vários vídeos para aprender inglês kkk

[@ph_stuff]

@@JOSClaudess Não podia ter escolhido melhor. Além do conteúdo de referência em SEGA/Retro games, o cara tem a fala super cadenciada e a dicção perfeita. Com certeza vai aprimorar o seu "listening"! ;D

[@RetroSega]

We need more quartet in our life bro. It was pretty much unlike everything else on the platform and is a sega first party so no licensing issues. One of my all time favorites on the platform

[@MrLurchsThings]

It just shows how good the Master System library really was. Even if Sega didn’t make a SMS Mini, I wonder if Retro Flag could be convinced to make one of their great Pi cases?

[@thehumbleone1983]

The Sega Master System was a big part my childhood in the 90s and to get a Sega Master System Mini now would be awesome i could play and share my nostalgia gaming memories with my kids

[@Veins1]

SMS had magical sound

[@estebancruz6194]

I never experienced the master system, since just like many of us we could only own one system in those days, but I can see it has a great library. I hope Sega listens & release it. I would definitely get one. Also wishing for a mine Dreamcast too 😅

[@pam8352]

they should release a dreamcast with possibility to buy games and online play by default, with a internal marketplace in which customers could buy games.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

yeah the Master System was the little engine that could, at least until Nintendo started barreling rocks at it which kept it from climbing the hill in the USA. it saw huge success in Brazil though and EU had a fair time with it, so there are those who remember it fondly.

[@pam8352]

@@UltimateGamerCC it failure wasn't caused by nintendo only. first of all you have to think that japanese executives were mentally closed and sega was very corporative, unwise and unpolite. they thought to sell unit only with their internal developed and published games and there was not a true open third party mentality, they failed in japan with all the console except saturn but master system and megadrive sold well in other country because the emea chief was very wise and skilled. In fact after they refused to work with sony and sgi to build megadrive successor, powerfull and easy to program and subsequently tom kalinske resignation they pratically suicided themselves. Saturn was very difficult to program, they build a complex hardware without taking care of 3d specifications, all 3d modelling software used and are still using triangles as basic primitives for example and they didn't wanted to marry the right way to approach 3d, but they wanted to fight on the same field in which every one else was more capable of them (like italian horsemen fought against soviet tanks during world war)

[@UltimateGamerCC]

@@pam8352 Nintendo may have not been it's only reason for failure, but they definitely helped to bury it in the states, as Nintendo threatened other developers that if you make games for SEGA, we wont have further business with you. that right there really screwed SEGA over, which made them fight back hard when they made the Genesis/Megadrive, with their "Genesis Does What Ninten-DONT campaign.

[@MR.AIRWALK]

2:23 this music kicks ass

[@jasonmurray890]

In my childhood I used to own a Master System & had loads of games on it, My favourite games where Ariel Assalt, the Ninja & Enduro Racer😊😊👍👍

[@nihiltube]

I wish Sega came out with an SMS mini. The silver lining to the fact they didn't so far is that the chances are bigger in 2022 to have a deal with Sinden and getting a Sinden light phaser included in the bundle

[@retrojoe85]

Excellent selection of games! I still miss Shadow Dancer, The Cyber Shinobi (I've never considered it as an awful game, as many people use to describe it) and Scramble Spirits, under a personal point of view!

[@keeper7keys2003]

24:28 ~ 24:48 That would be awesome! Adding to that Sega could include some 3D games converted to 2D and Game Gear games. The brazillian Master System, still available today, have Sonic Drift 2 and Maze Walker (2D version).

[@alexandergillingham2592]

I would like a Master System Mini!

[@matthewbailey376]

There are so many good games. Lord of the Sword was so good, and it keeps getting overlooked. I also feel like I was the only one who ever played Time Warriors.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

kid me had the game and the map that came with it, unfortunately i lost the map later on but i managed to find my way to the end without it.

[@sebastianesilva398]

Kung Fu Kid, glad to see that one getting more appreciation. One of my fave MS action games.

[@Asunox]

I'd even be happy with just a Sega Master System Classics game like the Sega Genesis one.

[@rangoononline]

This is a really great idea and execution for a follow-up video.

[@BJWanlund]

Honestly this is something that I am excited about now. I would wonder if there was a way that if there were significant differences between the SMS & GG releases then they could both be included. And especially I think the GG Aleste (née Power Strike) releases would be fun additions, especially for the shmups selection on a potential Master System Mini. And if they get M2 to make it, they could also include the all-new / recently released GG Aleste 3!

[@The_Last_Ninja]

Come on Sega it’s not hard, please make this happen….TODAY…

[@dexocube]

Those Master System sound effects were the soundtrack to my childhood. Pure nostalgia for me.

[@Greg_Games]

Realmente, um Master System Mini seria um item muito bacana. Porém, esse console não fez sucesso em todas as regiões que foi lançado. Fico grato que aqui no Brasil esse sistema é um clássico absoluto!

[@thaismagalhaes5928]

Eu acho que a SEGA não acharia ruim a Tectoy fazer um MS mini, pelo menos pra nós aqui no Brasil.

[@MaxAbramson3]

Ei, nós não falamos português aqui.

[@Greg_Games]

@@MaxAbramson3 Ei, eu não perguntei nada!

[@jbennett3691]

Sega Lord X ROCKS! 👍

[@Freakinger81]

Opa means Grandpa in German and as a Kid I always wondered why this little Spaceship is called "Grandpa-Grandpa"

[@AverageDrafter]

I could see Sega and Disney doing a package deal for several of their games on a SMS Mini. Sega would have a backbone of solid games with name recognition that many legit modern players don't have easy access too as a major selling point for the system. Disney would be able to get some value out of dead titles that are exclusive to a modestly selling system.

[@joshmcguire1911]

I mean Disney titles were on genesis mini

[@SegaLordX]

They were, but only a precious few of many.

[@VirajKathwadia]

@@SegaLordX On the subject of Compile, they are owned by Sega last I recall so in regards to the compile titles I don't think that you'd have any issues in terms of licencing, I mean heck the GG micros had a good number of Compile games on them including the Aleste White one which was just pure compile. lol.

[@shiningphantasy1393]

Being that the SMS (1986-1989) was the primary console of my middle-school years I am really appreciative of the passion shown and positive attention that it is generating. I felt that Kenseiden was kind of a precursor to the type of level design and aesthetic that we would eventually enjoy with Revenge of Shinobi. While I found playing through the game to be challenging but not unfair back then, I'm sure that it would chew me up and spit my rusty gaming skills out now.

[@roguelyrics8427]

Outstanding plea and game list once again...PLEASE make this happen Sega!

[@ZEKESPILLEDINKMUSIC]

If Sega ever decides to make a Master System Mini, they should do three important things with it. They need to give players the option to switch between the PSG and FM music and sound. They also need to take off the region-locking on the console. Lastly, Sega must not put ALF on the Master System Mini, because viewers know that game looks and plays terribly because of AVGN.

[@Cyberbrickmaster1986]

Exactly! The AVGN knows how to rip apart a game even when it's good! But when it's bad, that when he really lets out his fury! Sure he was pretty harsh on Winter Games and The Last Ninja, which were considered good on the Commodore 64, but those he reviewed were supposedly inferior NES ports. The Last Ninja especially brought him back in his place after his 200th episode gave him a wake up call on how bad games can be effected by game crunch, teasing us into thinking we've seen the last of him for a while.

[@xtremeog8421]

lol Alf.

[@ostiariusalpha]

It would also be much appreciated if they discretely put a pause button on the controllers.

[@ZEKESPILLEDINKMUSIC]

@@ostiariusalpha Yeah. Having the pause button on the console was really annoying.

[@ostiariusalpha]

@@ZEKESPILLEDINKMUSIC A Japanese modder called mgs_1987 has just about the perfect form factor on his Game Gear hardware that he adapted into the style of a Master System console.

[@mediaproductions3557]

I was not much in to racing games but loved Enduro Racer back in the day. I used to use the master system joystick to play it. I used to have fun timing the jumps just right.

[@timothymaurer1271]

Great additions! Kung Fu Kid, Ghostbusters, Enduro Racer, California Games, Teddy Boy, Astro Warrior, Ghost House, Maze Hunter 3D, Monopoly, Shinobi, Choplifter... I'd be in heaven if all those were on the SMS Mini!

[@hoseahosanna6700]

I definitely want one

[@adamdenardis5438]

Enduro Racer was one of the first Master System games i emulated because i was a fan of Hang-On. I have fond memories of it.

[@Followthelemming]

Hakchi will make all dreams come true.

[@victorgomez1703]

So Ill tell why Game Gear deserves to be on a Master System Mini. They go hand in hand and it would be the most cohesive way without a lot of risk to get some gems on an actual TV screen which we didn't get on the Game Gear minis, since they are directly on the mini handheld itself. Plus this would be the extra selling point on a system that just could not rival the NES's library power.

[@ProperNeko]

16:06 - Thank you so much! It could well be nostalgia, but it’s fun with nice mechanics nevertheless. Though it’s pretty difficult with a bit of trial and error.

[@MoneyHoneyBunny]

Its called Sega Game Gear guys. Its literally the master system mini.

[@lazarushernandez5827]

This video does showcase the sheer variety of titles on the Master System. I had plenty of games for it back in the day, but I missed more than a few that made it on this list. I believe Power Strike was part of the Aleste series of shooters(as in M.U.S.H.A. for the Genesis/Megadrive).

[@marciovaleriosantos]

I totally agree with you on your lists in parts 1 and 2. SEGA could gift us with the return of the Master System by releasing a Classic Mini model. It would be perfect for my collection!!! Great videos!!!

[@videogameobsession]

As long as they put Power Strike on there. We're all good. Oh, and R-Type too.

[@jamesbrassfield8409]

Hello everyone

[@Hombre1jp]

Don't forget Quartet, ghost house, my hero and Time Soldiers! P.S. Teddy Boy was one of my favorite games as well!

[@retroman--]

teddy boy blues is one of my favorite arcade games. The music is really good. Comes from a japanese pop song with the same name. You can look up the videos/live performances of it on youtube. Game play is great in my opinion. You can pick levels as you advance, you can pick different bonus stages. For me its a good game to try to improve your score. You can maximize your points with which levels you choose to play and which bonus stages.

[@Nathan-rb3qp]

Several Asterix games have been getting modern releases in America like the XXL trilogy and that new 2d brawler.

[@CasperEgas]

Yeah the IP is strong enough. I think they might include them.

[@Nathan-rb3qp]

@@CasperEgas I would love a modern port of the Genesis one composed by Nathan Mcree AKA the composer of the original Tomb Raider games.

[@Nathan-rb3qp]

@Vintage Gaming Horst Maybe even the Konami beat em up entry.

[@shadow1w2]

Glad you named a few games I was hoping for in this one. A Game Gear mini with a dock shaped like a Master System then include a set of games from both would be neat. I'd rather they make an all in one retro console with a Sega Channel throw back game shop, cover everything SG-1000 to 32x/Arcade and an SD card slot, six USB ports, wifi etc. Perhaps the Evercade would be better, they could do a deal for a Sega edition.

[@PsychomachineryEBM]

Hang On should be included too

[@technischemaschinenfabrik5882]

I would also be intersted in a Master System Mini. But it should be a Master System I version.

[@Gladson]

Land of Illusion is my favorite game in the Illusion series, including the Genesis version of Castle. It's beautiful, has great level design and the backtracking is very well done, when you come back with new items and abilities and gain access to new areas it feels very rewarding. I would even say that this is favorite Master System game, period. Maybe I could consider a tie between this and Phantasy Star but it will never leave my top 2.

[@miker3649]

I just left a Golvellius comment on part 1! This game was top 3 for me as a kid. I had one run where I found the water boots and I was so proud. I keep telling myself that I have to beat this game at some point.

[@darrenwinn22]

Yes to the SMS Mini, but also a big yes to a Sega Model 1 / 2 / 3 Mini. Also Mega CD and 32X please.

[@Spark010]

Another great episode, there were quite a few games on there that I didn't know existed... Sadly Sega Japan have always had some sort of beholding to Sega US and because the Master System wasn't popular in the US, I doubt that a mini would be on the cards...

[@gametourny4ever627]

I really enjoyed both lists quite a bit. The only other game I would add is a guilty pleasure fun game for myself. California Games. I always felt the Master System Port is one of the best Ports of the Game. Would love to see it on the system too.

[@roguelyrics8427]

I would love this as well!

[@gameshack1985]

I do believe Kung Fu Kid was called 'My Hero' here in Europe, I remember having it and thinking it was rock hard!

[@Cyberbrickmaster1986]

Another video already? It feels like only yesterday when I saw your last upload. Well, thanks for all the recommendations you've provided for the Sega Master System! I'm always open to finding overlooked classic titles for old hardware.

[@Oysterblade84]

Your last few words in the video speak very true. If this project was to go ahead Sega really gotta add some special features in the settings options of the Mini to help please the community, especially if licensing of some of the games on the system is going to be a problem pissing people off. I will boycott this if it were ever to retail without supporting 50Hz. We need: 1. A designated PAL option to run the games in 50Hz by choice. 60Hz by default though. 2. A pause button on the controller. 3. The choice between FM and PSG sound output. 4. Fix the controller issues with some of the games like Wonderboy In Monsterland, Tennis Ace and Bomberaid all freaking out if a Mega Drive controller was inserted. 5. 100% accuracy of that 4th PSG noise channel, it can't sound like someone dragging a sack of potatoes across the floor like in emulators and it can't sound like it's almost non-existant like in Kega Fusion and Gens Plus where they softened the noise channel so it was almost not heard. The games i'd like to see personally included are Laser Ghost, Alien Storm, Dynamite Dux, Alex Kidd The Lost Stars & Shadow Dancer, all of which are Sega's own IPs and should have no issue being included. Great video SLX!

[@Oysterblade84]

@Vintage Gaming Horst Even if 50Hz isn't used it should still be in the settings just like wide screen, gamma filter and other little nick nacks, that way we're all covered.

[@RaginKavu]

Submarine Attack? Horizontal shooter, but with a submarine, for a change.

[@takwu0]

The only game I can remember playing a lot of that isnt on either part 1 or 2 of this list is Super Monaco GP. as a kid I spent hours in front of the tv playing it. It is probably my first intro into sim racing (instead of arcade racing). I have lots of nostalgia on a lot of the titles on this list tho (and part 1 as well). Kung Fu Kid, Enduro Racer, Bomber Raid (with a turbo controller), Penguin Land, hack even Snail Maze were all great! Yep we definitely need an SMS mini.

[@EhHold]

Kung Fu Kid all day long….. love that game. That, Quartet, and Zillion are my favorite 1 mega games. I used to blast through Kung Fu Kid and Quartet like a champ from playing them so many times.

[@Anjin-qg3ie]

The whole world does. Ask Brazil.

[@Anjin-qg3ie]

@TrueSinister Exactly.

[@Greg_Games]

@TrueSinister sim, aqui no Brasil esse console é um verdadeiro clássico! Foi o primeiro videogame de muita gente, e todos sentem um profundo carinho pelo Master System. Até hoje o console é vendido de forma oficial pela Tec Toy.

[@tonberrymasta]

What this list did was convince me that the original list of games from Sega Lord X was perfect.

[@MaxAbramson3]

SEGA advertised bringing home the arcade experience. In fact, they pretty much ran those ads nonstop from 1987-mid 90s. The irony is that the ability to emulate those great System 16, System 18, Model 1, 2, & 3 and even the Model X & Y is good enough that all of those great arcade games could finally be brought home. They might even use a CRT and those powerful arcade speakers to let you play those shooter games like Virtua Cop. There are arcade systems out there, but they almost all play just one or two games. Sad.

[@whiteknight5100]

As I never had the chance to experience the Master System back in the 8 bit days, I would absolutely buy a mini for a good price.

[@jasonlee7816]

if you had a chance to buy (get) a Sega Master System console online would you?

[@whiteknight5100]

@@jasonlee7816 Provided the price was right, yeah

[@preacherpritt1013]

Wait so is the master system mini actually happening?!?! I’m stoked

[@wewillwin24]

Gotta have it! Something so unique and special about that SMS sound. I think it would need a light gun and Gangster Land., Great Baseball is a fantastic too.

[@Randy_S]

I want a Master System Mini so bad. I grew up on the SMS, and my fondest memory of gaming comes from that console. I remember saving up the extra money to get Phantasy Star after seeing the commercial. I played it through so many times, and memorized all the dungeons. I need to play it again. From the video today, Action Fighter was one of my all-time favorites, I spent so much time playing that one, and it was great to not spend all my money on the Spy Hunter arcade game. I'd need to have those two, R-Type, the Shinobi titles, Alex Kidd in Miracle World, Space Harrier, and it would be nice to have Miracle Warriors and Kenseiden. If Sega does make a Master System Mini, the controllers need to have the little joystick, that was one of the many things that made the Master System light years better than the NES.

[@Banderpop]

Crazy idea about the 3D glasses.... How much could a 'mini' cost if it was in the form of the 3D glasses and a controller? More like a Virtual Boy, just with modern, lighter, but hopefully inexpensive components? I'm sure it would be overkill for a few Master System games, but I'm thinking that the 3D versions of classic Sega games that were released on Nintendo 3DS deserve another outing. Ports to the existing VR formats like Quest and PSVR would be more sensible, but we all know that it's impossible for Sega to choose the most sensible way to do anything.

[@8bvg300]

Astrix and Enduro Racer (both JPN + international version) for me. E swat + basketball Nightmare would be good also

[@B33FY2011]

I grew up with Sega primarily. I started with the Master System being I think my second console after the Atari 2600. I remember playing some great games on the system and really thought it was better than what the NES offered at the time. I hadn't played much of the NES back then so I didn't really have that good of a grasp on what was available outside of Ninja Gaiden, Super Mario Bros 1 and 2, Duckhunt and a few others. While I was playing games like Alex Kidd in Miracle World, Alex Kidd in Shinobi World Castle of Illusion, Shinobi, R-Type, Wonderboy in in Monster Land, Wonder Boy III The Dragon's Trap etc. It wasn't until years later that I realised that how good the NES was after seeing reviews of games and then trying them for myself. But back then though it was Master System all day long for me.

[@EBLOBJ3]

Shocked by teddy boy!!! OUTRAGEOUS!!🤣🤣 teddy boy and the ninja are by far my fave memories from the master system as a kid 🤓🤓🌟🌟🌟

[@Evercade_Effect]

Great follow up video! All they need to is let you add you own GG and SMS roms via thumb drive or ssd.

[@Ahmadu100]

15:25, Now the Gun might be expensive to reproduce because you would have to add a built in camera with special software but I don't think the glasses would be too expensive to reproduce because were talking about a CRT television, (Not a 3D television) rechargeable active shutter glasses with a dongle doesn't sound too expensive especially not for 30 year old games and hardware.

[@SegaLordX]

A product like 3D glasses would still be in the $50 range, easily approaching the cost of the main unit itself. I don’t believe Sega would risk that on a potentially small money-making device like this. It isn’t really about what can and can’t be done here. It’s more about how Sega sees its profit potential.

[@Alianger]

Now this is a good list! Of course a few are nostalgic picks but such a compilation should have at least one or two of those too. Sega is also not limited to the arbitrary 20-ish games that nintendo went with.

[@mamehaze]

I could easily see them putting a cart slot (similar form factor to the Switch) then sell extra Game Packs for the licensed games. $40 on top of the base price might seem a lot for a handful of extra games, but $40 for an external cartridge with the Disney licensed games would be just fine IMHO as they really were that good.

[@Amdecreations.]

Alex Kidd in Shinobi World is one of my favourite MS games. And Double Dragon.

[@philmason9653]

Hah, and here I purposely avoided making a "Where's game X?" post. While a Master System mini doesn't exist, fortunately M2's ShotTriggers Aleste collection on Switch & PS4 does. Anyone who cares about the Power Strike games needs to grab that ASAP, because the red carpet treatment M2 gives the ShotTriggers games is way beyond anything you'll get out of an emulated mini console. A couple of other titles worth mentioning - the very late-released Wonder Boy V Monster World, which looks AMAZING on the Master System and really shows it had the potential to challenge PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16 games. And two rare Japan-only 3rd party games - Solomon's Key & Bubble Bobble, which are both of higher quality than most of the library. Monster World was on the Genesis mini, and Solomon's is a Tecmo game and probably too obscure to merit the licensing, but they're worth mentioning just to give them their due. Bubble Bobble would have almost no nostalgia value tied to the system, but would be a standout 2-player surprise on a Master System mini all the same.

[@andrewstory6018]

My favorite is aztec adventure and ghost house an my hero those i would love to see on the mini i miss my sega masters cant wait to have it back for all these years

[@Gladson]

Asterix is very impressive when it comes do graphics. Backgrounds are OK but the character sprites are early 16-bit level. Very detailed and colorful, they did a great job there.