Sega Saturn
Europe/Australia PAL, model 1 · MK-80200-50 · Sega · 1995
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PAL, AC 220-240 V, same black design as the US unit; equivalent to HST-3200/3210 (ja.wikipedia). European and Australian units are identical; PAL shown next to BIOS version (pt.wikipedia). Launched ahead of the announced NA date; retailers had little time to promote it (History of Sega, en.wikipedia). Discontinued in Europe in 1998.
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