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Title: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Tan on October 19, 2006, 01:42:20 AM Anyone know where i can find a listing of Pal and NTSC card based games for the SMS?
By cards i mean card-based media not cartridges (i.e. Teddy boy, Transbot etc.) If there isn't a list out there could someone with a complete Pal or NTSC Master system Collection list off their sega card games? I want to collect them all as a sort of mini-set and i've got 4-5 but have no idea how many there are in total, any help would be appreciated, thank you :D list so far: - Bank Panic - F16 Fighting Falcon - Ghost House - Great Soccer - Hang-on - My hero - Spy vs. Spy - Super Tennis - Teddy Boy - Transbot - Woody Pop Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Tynstar on October 21, 2006, 08:56:12 AM Do you mean games like Solitare or Poker?
Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Ando on October 21, 2006, 11:23:01 AM No, games actually on cards the size of credit cards. The Master System has two slots, much like the DS: a standard cartridge slot, and a card slot.
As for the amount, I don't know. Not too many, I only know of around 15. Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Tan on October 21, 2006, 02:14:28 PM wow that's more than i thought, a few of them must be a bit hard to find as i always seem to see the same 4-5 (Teddy Boy, F-15, Transbot, My Hero and Ghost house).
Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Ando on October 21, 2006, 02:18:34 PM Okay, maybe not 15, but these are the others I'm aware of that you haven't listed yet: Hang On, Spy vs. Spy, Super Tennis and Bank Panic. So that makes 9? There might be others, but I'm not sure.
Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Tan on October 21, 2006, 06:21:37 PM thanks for the suggestions, that's 4 more i don't have or knew about :D
Hang On Spy vs. Spy Super Tennis Bank Panic Teddy Boy F-16 Fighting Falcon Transbot My Hero Ghost house Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Ando on October 21, 2006, 07:20:03 PM Hey, no problem. :) I do what I can to help.
Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Tynstar on October 22, 2006, 11:00:25 AM I am dumb. Iread not like Trans bot and Teddy boy.
Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Ackman on October 22, 2006, 02:27:56 PM All Sega Master System card games that I found were these:
- Bank Panic * - F16 Fighting Falcon * - Ghost House * - Great Soccer - Hang-on * - My hero * - Spy vs. Spy * - Super Tennis * - Teddy Boy * - Transbot * So, There are 10 games in my list.. Love, Ackman. PS. Games with this * are released. (Or I did find 'em eBay.. ) Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Tan on October 23, 2006, 03:15:59 AM thanks Captain :D
also found "Woody Pop as well, it's an arkanoid clone apparently. Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Ackman on October 23, 2006, 04:50:53 AM No problems at all ^.^
Love, Ackman. Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: ganonbanned on October 30, 2006, 06:31:25 PM how rare are these things? I know my friends dad, Who isnt a collector but has a master system and NES has ghost house.
Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Tynstar on October 31, 2006, 11:51:54 AM Ghost House is very common. None of the US card games are rare.
Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Sauza12 on November 01, 2006, 03:26:36 PM Damn, I was all set to send you to segamastersystem.com, but apparently the owner took it down.
The only other place I can think of to find out something like that is DP, but I've never checked on anything but US games on their so I don't know how good their european lists are. Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Xevious on November 11, 2006, 08:53:22 PM Hehe, I was asking the same question at my forum last week, and this is the list we have found so far:
Astron cards: - Bank Panic - F16 Fighting Falcon - Ghost House - Great Baseball (Jap) - Great Soccer - Hang-On - My Hero - Sattelite 7 (Jap) - Spy vs Spy - Super Tennis - Transbot - Wonder Boy - Woody Pop (Jap) Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Tan on November 11, 2006, 09:51:57 PM is Satellite 7 a Japan only release? I have Great Baseball albeit in cartridge form, just wondering if Sat 7 has a cart version for Pal as well?
Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: anagrama on November 29, 2006, 04:02:16 PM Satellite 7 is indeed Japan-only. It's a pretty basic vertical shooter.
The Japanese Great Baseball and the JP/EU Great Soccer are both different (earlier) games to the cart versions too. The game released as Great Soccer in the US was known as World Soccer in other regions. There's a couple of other Japanese cards missing from the list on the previous page too - Machine Gun Joe and PitPot (which was also released in Europe on the Astro Warrior/PitPot compilation) Wonder Boy wasn't released on card for the Master System, although a fake pic has been kicking around the 'net for years. There was however a MyCard version released for the SG1000 in Japan. Here's a complete list of games released on card for the Master System: US F-16 Fighting Falcon Ghost House My Hero Spy vs Spy Super Tennis Teddy Boy Transbot Europe/Australia Bank Panic F-16 Fighter Ghost House Great Soccer [different game to the Great Soccer cart, sold in Germany/Italy/Australia only] Hang On [boxed versions only sold in Australia & Italy - it was just a pack-in with early systems everywhere else] My Hero Spy vs Spy Super Tennis Teddy Boy Transbot Japan [US/Euro name in brackets] Astro Flash [Transbot] Comical Machine Gun Joe F-16 Fighting Falcon Fushigi no Oshiro Pit Pot [Pit Pot] Ghost House Great Baseball [different game to the Great Baseball cart] Great Soccer [different game to the Great Soccer cart] Great Tennis [Super Tennis] Hang On Satellite 7 Seishun Scandal [My Hero] Spy vs Spy Teddy Boy Blues [Teddy Boy] Woody Pop [listed as "coming soon" in some US/Euro catalogues, but only released in Japan] There's also at least a couple of Gam*Boy [Korean SMS] cards - I've seen pics of both Spy vs Spy and Yamato (which was originally released in Japan as an SG1000 game). Could well be others too but, like all Korean stuff, they're extremely rare... Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: anagrama on November 29, 2006, 04:14:11 PM Damn, I was all set to send you to segamastersystem.com, but apparently the owner took it down. The old segamastersystem.com has indeed died, but it's spiritual sucessor, sega8bit.com (http://sega8bit.com) is alive & kicking :) Quote The only other place I can think of to find out something like that is DP, but I've never checked on anything but US games on their so I don't know how good their european lists are. Well, I'd like to think their Euro SMS & MD lists are pretty accurate ;) Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: James on November 29, 2006, 04:16:56 PM Anagrama, I've been wondering about something for a while and you're the best person to ask. How many PAL Euro Master System games were officially released? I know it's only something like 110 or so for America.
Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: anagrama on November 29, 2006, 04:27:17 PM It depends exactly what you count, but I peg it at 280 - that's 10 cards and 270 carts (which includes the alternate Image Works/Virgin versions of Speedball & Xenon 2 and the alternate Control Pad/Light Phaser versions of Assault City).
There's also the 10 Sega Classics reissues, 5 Kixx reissues, a few games (5 or 6) with alternate localized English/French/German/Spanish/Italian covers, 20 or so early German-only covers, 15 or 16 Portugese reissues with purple/white covers and a whole bunch of lesser variations... ;) Here's a pic of the basic 280 gathered together: [img width=600 height=450]http://img104.imageshack.us/img104/4781/alleurozp2.jpg[/img] ;D Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Tynstar on November 29, 2006, 04:43:52 PM Damn you anagrama for making me want to collect Euro SMS games. I must not give in!
Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: James on November 29, 2006, 04:44:30 PM (which includes the alternate Image Works/Virgin versions of Speedball & Xenon 2 and the alternate Control Pad/Light Phaser versions of Assault City). I have both versions of Speedball and I didn't even realise until about a month or so ago. I was adding all my Master System games to the database here when I saw there were 2 Speedballs on the shelf.You should upload your collection pictures to your profile. I'd be interested to see all your Sega games. My collection thread is here (http://www.rfgeneration.com/forum/index.php?topic=3348.0), not to go too far off topic in this thread. PS: Tynstar has a complete US Genesis collection! Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Sauza12 on November 30, 2006, 10:57:41 AM It depends exactly what you count, but I peg it at 280 - that's 10 cards and 270 carts (which includes the alternate Image Works/Virgin versions of Speedball & Xenon 2 and the alternate Control Pad/Light Phaser versions of Assault City). There's also the 10 Sega Classics reissues, 5 Kixx reissues, a few games (5 or 6) with alternate localized English/French/German/Spanish/Italian covers, 20 or so early German-only covers, 15 or 16 Portugese reissues with purple/white covers and a whole bunch of lesser variations... ;) Here's a pic of the basic 280 gathered together: [img width=600 height=450]http://img104.imageshack.us/img104/4781/alleurozp2.jpg[/img] ;D Wow! Now I want to go after Euro and Japanese SMS games! btw, I seem to remember that Shinobiman was going to hand the reigns over to segamastersystem.com to someone when he was getting out of the scene. Was that you by any chance? Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: anagrama on November 30, 2006, 11:06:21 AM btw, I seem to remember that Shinobiman was going to hand the reigns over to segamastersystem.com to someone when he was getting out of the scene. Was that you by any chance? Nah, Andy (Sinistral) runs the show over there now - he actually started sega8bit.com before the old segamastersystem.com died, but the old sms.com forum was merged with the main sega8bit.com site after shinobiman decided to call it quits. I do help out there though, mainly with the database & rarity list (aswell as spending far too much time on the forums ;) ) Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: Alabama-Shrimp on December 02, 2006, 03:48:03 PM sorry but have to say what an excellent carpet!
Title: Re: Sega Master System Cards Post by: policenaut on January 18, 2007, 09:30:43 PM Yes, anagrama has good taste. He also has a nice selection of SG-1000, SC-3000 and Mark III games too.
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