Better Hardware Does NOT Mean Better Console

Sega’s most popular console, by far, is the Genesis. This is what put them on the map. But they had a console before it, the Master System, that was also released in the US. However, you never hear about this one. Why not? And why did this console fade into obscurity while the Genesis lived on? Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:09 Sega in Japan 2:50 Release of Master System 5:36 SMS Games 7:44 Issues 9:34 Tonka 10:56 Discontinuation 11:35 Conclusion 12:15 Outtro Special thanks to the following users from pexels.com for the stock footage: 84LENS, 霍天赐, A frame in motion, Ahmet Akpolat, Andrew Hanson, Anna Hinckel, Anvar Tushakov, Artem Podrez, Caleb Oquendo, Cottonbro, Cristian Dina, Curtis Adams, DAV Grup 1, David McBee, Distill, Drones Scot, Edward Jenner, EKATERINA BOLOVTSOVA, Ekrulila, Evgenia Kirpichnikova, Free Videos, George Morina, Glen McBride, Jack Sparrow, Joseph Redfield, Kampus Production, Karolina Grabowska, Kelly, Kindel Media, Ksenia Chernaya, MART PRODUCTION, Mikhail Nilov, Miguel Á. Padriñán, Mike B, Monstera, Nazim Zafri, Nicole Michalou, Pavel Danilyuk, Pete Wales, pickarick, Pixabay, Polina Tankilevitch, Pressmaster, Ricky Esquivel, RODNAE Productions, Ron Lach, Sora Shimazaki, Steve B, Thirdman,Tiger Lily, Tima Miroshnichenko, Tom Fisk, Tony Schnagl, Vlada Karpovich, Yan Krukov, Yaroslav Shuraev Special thanks to streambeats.com for the music used in this video. #sega #segamastersystem #tonka