SEGA Master System: A Visual Compendium by Phil South, Steve Jarratt, Ken Horowitz, Michitaka Tsuruta, Tom Sloper, Yoji Ishii, Yutaka Sugano, Daniel Major, Mark Cerny, Yuzo Koshiro, GamesYouLoved, Chris Daw, Rieko Kodama, Julian Hill, Matt Furniss, Stefano Arnhold, Melvin Veenstra, Julian Rignall, Randy Nelson, Heinrich Lenhardt, Craig Grannell, Tsunetomo Sugawara, Tom Hartley, Clay Gardner, Takayuki Hirono, Manabu Kusunoki, Steve Hanawa, Craig Bryant, John Sauer, Danny Russell, Ian Wall, Omar Cornut, Kotaro Hayashida, Takashi Shoji, David Giltinan, Carlo Savorelli, Kouichi Yotsui, Alan Kenny, James Costello, Vitas Varnas, Andrew Hayward, Mutsuhiro Fujii, Satoshi Fujishima, Greg Sewart, Naoto Ohshima, Nick Alexander, Paul Davies, Tony Takoushi, Tyler Esposito, Eric Dunstan, Patrick Gilmore, Robert Workman, Damien McFerran, Jeff Witt, Mike Harding

SEGA Master System: A Visual Compendium
Phil South, Steve Jarratt, Ken Horowitz, Michitaka Tsuruta, Tom Sloper, Yoji Ishii, Yutaka Sugano, Daniel Major, Mark Cerny, Yuzo Koshiro, GamesYouLoved, Chris Daw, Rieko Kodama, Julian Hill, Matt Furniss, Stefano Arnhold, Melvin Veenstra, Julian Rignall, Randy Nelson, Heinrich Lenhardt, Craig Grannell, Tsunetomo Sugawara, Tom Hartley, Clay Gardner, Takayuki Hirono, Manabu Kusunoki, Steve Hanawa, Craig Bryant, John Sauer, Danny Russell, Ian Wall, Omar Cornut, Kotaro Hayashida, Takashi Shoji, David Giltinan, Carlo Savorelli, Kouichi Yotsui, Alan Kenny, James Costello, Vitas Varnas, Andrew Hayward, Mutsuhiro Fujii, Satoshi Fujishima, Greg Sewart, Naoto Ohshima, Nick Alexander, Paul Davies, Tony Takoushi, Tyler Esposito, Eric Dunstan, Patrick Gilmore, Robert Workman, Damien McFerran, Jeff Witt, Mike Harding with Craig Stevenson (Illustrator)

432 pages • first pub 2019 (editions)

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The Master System was originally released as the SEGA Mark III in Japan in 1985, and was a direct competitor to Nintendo's Famicom home console. The library of games on the Master System is modest in volume, but packed full of quality and home to ...