1992-1994 (Japan)[]
The Wondermega was a joint development by Victor for Sega. It was a combination of the hardwares of the Mega Drive and Mega-CD with high quality audio quality and karaoke function[1].
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1994 (United States)[]
JVC would release a redesigned version for the American market as X'Eye[2].
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Fourth generation video game consoles
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| Arcade boards Konami Bubble System | CP System | Neo Geo MVS | Taito F3 System Home computers Home consoles Microconsoles |
| Part of Sega Sammy Holdings
Subsidiaries
Developers Arcade systems Consoles Computers Franchises
7th Dragon | After Burner | Alex Kidd | Binary Domain | Bonanza Bros. | Border Break | Columns | Company of Heroes | Crazy Taxi | Daytona USA | Derby Owners Club | Dinosaur King | Doki Doki Penguin Land | Dragon Force | Ecco the Dolphin | Endless Space | Eastside Hockey Manager | Fantasy Zone | Fighting Vipers | Football Manager | Golden Axe | Guardian Heroes | Gunstar Heroes | Hang-On | Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA | Head On | Hero Bank | Herzog | Illusion | Jet Set Radio | Love and Berry | Monaco GP | Mushiking: The King of Beetles | Nights | OutRun | Panzer Dragoon | Pengo | Phantasy Star | Rolan's Curse | Sakura Wars | Sangokushi Taisen | Sega All-Stars | Sega Bass Fishing | Sega GT | Sega Rally | Shenmue | Shining | Shinobi | Space Channel 5 | Space Harrier | Starhorse | Streets of Rage | Super Monkey Ball | The House of the Dead | Thunder Blade | Thunder Force | Total War | Valkyria Chronicles | Vectorman | Virtua Cop | Virtua Fighter | Virtua Striker | Virtua Tennis | Virtual On | Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War | World Club Champion Football | Zaxxon Atlus Franchises Defunct/Former 1Manufactured by Sega until 1998, when production transferred to Sega Toys.  |
