<h2>Wondermega (JVC, 1992)</h2> The Wondermega was a 16-bit console produced by JVC (AKA Victor in Japan). It was heavily based on Sega's Mega Drive and Mega-CD architecture, which explains the familiar styling. The Wondermega is notable for the inclusion of a MIDI port, which allowed users to create their own music with the use of the Wonder CD and Piano Player peripherals. It also had two microphone inputs. In other words, it was a cut above the usual Mega Drive knockoffs (of which there are scores).
 

Wondermega (JVC, 1992)

The Wondermega was a 16-bit console produced by JVC (AKA Victor in Japan). It was heavily based on Sega's Mega Drive and Mega-CD architecture, which explains the familiar styling. The Wondermega is notable for the inclusion of a MIDI port, which allowed users to create their own music with the use of the Wonder CD and Piano Player peripherals. It also had two microphone inputs. In other words, it was a cut above the usual Mega Drive knockoffs (of which there are scores).

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Top 15 obscure video game consoles for collectors

by Chris Jager  |  6 Oct 2011  |  Comments

We short-list 15 ultra-rare consoles that should be in every gaming enthusiast's collection. Even if you consider yourself a hardcore gamer, there might be some here that you've never heard of. [Words: Chris Jager]
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