Computer stuff -> Sega Master System

Introduction

The Sega Mastersystem is gameconsole of the 8-bit era, released in 1986 by (you probably already guessed it) Sega. Technically it’s pretty superior to Nintendo’s NES. It has a much fater CPU, displays the same amount of simultanious colors as the NES, but the total palette is much larger. It has the ability to scroll the screen in more directions than the NES and it displays 4 times as many sprites on the screen simultainiously than the NES.
The one I have is a revised model known as the Mastersystem 2, which is technically the same, but is smaller and had some features like the extra cardslot and status lights removed. It was released four years later in 1990

Specifications

CPU: Z80 MHz 3.6
MEMORY: ROM: 1024K Bits
RAM: 64K Bits
Video RAM: 128K Bits
GRAPHICS: Resolution: 240 x 226
Colors: 52/256
Screen Scroll: Horizontally, Diagonally, Vertically
Characters: 8 x 8 Pixels Max 488, Sprites 8 x 8 Pixels, Max 256
SOUND: Audio: 3 Sound Generators, Each Four Octaves, 1 White Noise
Source: www.retro-games.co.uk

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