The Sega Master System Book

[@gallowaygaming75]

Now thats a book i would definitely like to have a flick through mate love the master system and books like this bring back so many memories 🙂👍

[@The_Gaming_Bristolian]

Hi and thanks for watching. Yeah it's a Very interesting book. The Master System was the first Console I ever played so I a lot of Nostalgia for it. Cheers for the Support!

[@gallowaygaming75]

@@The_Gaming_Bristolian first console I ever had as well mate and no bother

[@OfficiallyCaptured]

@@gallowaygaming75 Gerfy Glen!

[@gallowaygaming75]

@@OfficiallyCaptured yo yo OC 🤣👍

[@caseyhayes4590]

I'd like to read that article about how WonderBoy and Adventure Island spread to different systems and became different franchises. I collected SMS in the USA in the late 90s and it was really a challenge to find stuff in the wild even then just 6-7 years after it was an active system. I bought pretty much any game I could whether it seemed good or not. Playing Missile Defense 3D with the gun actually still seemed pretty advanced in the late 90s. It was kind of a miracle I was able to find the glasses and that game.

[@The_Gaming_Bristolian]

I've never used the 3D Glasses but I did used to own the light gun. I remember playing Operation Wolf and Space Gun quite a lot. I brought T2:The Arcade Game on the SMS thinking it would work with the gun but unfortunately it didn't! Its still quite easy to find Sega Stuff over hear. If you go to a Retro Games shop in the UK your usually find Master System, Mega Drive, Saturn and Dreamcast Games. Mega CD, Game Gear and 32X can be harder to find but you still see them now and then. As for the WonderBoy / Adventure Island situation, Weststone, the Developer basically sold the rights to two different publishers. Sega for the Arcade and Sega Console Versions under the Wonderboy name and hudson soft for the Nintendo Versions under the Adventure Island name.

[@caseyhayes4590]

@@The_Gaming_Bristolian I like the SMS gun trigger better than the NES clicky zapper. Both look pretty cool though unless you got the NES zapper after it turned bright orange.

[@The_Gaming_Bristolian]

@@caseyhayes4590 I always preferred the Master System gun. It just looked way cooler than the Zapper. Unfortunately we only got the bright Orange Zapper over here.

[@coopj250]

Ah this brings back good memories, thanks for this!

[@The_Gaming_Bristolian]

Glad you enjoyed it! The Master System was a great little Console.

[@steve36207]

So glad I've got this book. It's a great read. The wonderboy section is quality 👌 nice share there bud. I came over from Glen's shoutout 👍🏻

[@The_Gaming_Bristolian]

@@steve36207 Hi and thanks for watching. Yeah, Glen's Shoutout has helped me out a lot,. As for the wonderboy Section, what surprised me was quite how many games there where. I knew the Master System and Mega Drive titles but some of the later Nintendo Releases where new to me.

[@OfficiallyCaptured]

Came here from Gallowaygaming, this is a nice guide.

[@The_Gaming_Bristolian]

@@OfficiallyCaptured Thank you! Yeah, He's helped me out a lot with the Recommendation. Cheers for watching.

[@RedLP5000S]

The MS was definitely a better system than the NES. It's too bad that it didn't have the popularity that Nintendo enjoyed.

[@The_Gaming_Bristolian]

Yeah, I've always preferred the MS over the NES. I find MS games often look a little better than NES games. If you look at some of the later MS games like Sonic, Ecco, Street of Rage, Road Rash, Mortal Kombat and Desert Strike very look extremely impressive for 8-bit games, almost 16-bit Level at times.

[@afriend9428]

*Nice book sir! It's owned by Future Publishings now! The owners of EDGE & Super Play* 💡

[@The_Gaming_Bristolian]

@@afriend9428 Thank you! I think Future Published Games TM for a while before they shut. I get very Nostalgic about old games Magazines. Mean Machines Sega was the first I Remember.

[@TechTokOffical]

I hate when people manhandle old books. There is a reason it's still in relatively decent condition after all these years. Books like these will never be printed again, u don't have to baby it, but have some pride in being it's care taker. 20yrs from now some young adult will buy that from u trying to understand how kids got by with such rudimentary entertainment

[@The_Gaming_Bristolian]

@@TechTokOffical Hi and Thanks for watching. I find if you treat old Books with a bit of Respect it will last for Decades. I like to think of them as time caputuals looking at the past and as you said, it's never gonna get reprinted.

[@japangamejunk]

These kinds of books are often released about old game systems here in Japan. Unfortunately, they lack the wit and sensibilities of British authors😂

[@The_Gaming_Bristolian]

@@japangamejunk I'll quite like to take a look at some of the Japanese Gaming Books. Not being able to read Japanese might be a bit of a issue However! Thanks for watching.

[@RetroEdUK]

Glen (gallowaygaming) shared your channel. Just subbed and looking forward to checking out your content. Cheers 👍😊🕹️

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[@RetroEdUK]

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