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Given that it was only largely sold in Japan with a ''very'' limited release in New Zealand, the SG-1000 does not have any kind of region protection so games sold in any region will function. This also applies to the SC-3000, which saw a more extensive release in PAL regions such as Australia and France. However, games which were coded for Japanese systems (the vast majority of the SG-1000/SC-3000 library) will run too slow on PAL systems and will have a slightly letterboxed screen. Conversely, games coded for a PAL system will run slightly too fast. | Given that it was only largely sold in Japan with a ''very'' limited release in New Zealand and a semi-official release in Taiwan, the SG-1000 does not have any kind of region protection so games sold in any region will function. This also applies to the SC-3000, which saw a more extensive release in PAL regions such as Australia and France. However, games which were coded for Japanese systems (the vast majority of the SG-1000/SC-3000 library) will run too slow on PAL systems and will have a slightly letterboxed screen. Conversely, games coded for a PAL system will run slightly too fast. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:27, 4 June 2024
Given that it was only largely sold in Japan with a very limited release in New Zealand and a semi-official release in Taiwan, the SG-1000 does not have any kind of region protection so games sold in any region will function. This also applies to the SC-3000, which saw a more extensive release in PAL regions such as Australia and France. However, games which were coded for Japanese systems (the vast majority of the SG-1000/SC-3000 library) will run too slow on PAL systems and will have a slightly letterboxed screen. Conversely, games coded for a PAL system will run slightly too fast.