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

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

432 pages • first pub 2019 (view 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 ...