Master System:Convert PAL System to NTSC: Revision history

25 April 2024

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23 April 2024

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26 February 2024

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8 December 2023

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22 November 2023

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21 November 2023

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• curprev 08:4808:48, 21 November 2023‎ ApolloBoy talk contribs‎ 10,719 bytes +10,719‎ Created page with "While the Sega Master System achieved little success in North America, it saw much better luck in PAL regions, especially in Europe and Australia. Because of this, Master System consoles, especially the smaller Master System II, are considerably more plentiful and easier to find in those regions than in North America. However, PAL SMS consoles are not compatible with most NTSC displays, and a number of SMS games will run slower on a PAL console since many of them were no..."