Sega SC-3000https://vgcollect.com/browse/sc3000This category is for SC-3000 games. We do not track non-game software.
Sega SC-3000 (Japan)
SC-3000 games in Japan were released in a cartridge format similar to that of SG-1000, Mark III or Sega Master System.
The cartridges are compatible with SG-1000 systems but often require the SK-1100 keyboard.
There are very few games released with SC-3000 branding and SG-1000 games will work on this computer. The SC-3000 was primarily designed to use the BASIC cartridges, however since these are not games, they are also not tracked.
A 3"
Compact Floppy Disk was released to be used with the Super Control Station SF-7000 but no games were commercially released in this format in Japan.
Mega/Yeno SC-3000 (France)
Loriciels released two games on cassette for SC 3000 and have text
Sega-Yeno SC 3000 on the cover.
Sega SC-3000 (Italy)
Melchioni released one game on cassette
https://vgcollect.com/item/167084Grandstand / Sega SC-3000 (New Zealand)
Grandstand did not release their own SC-3000 in New Zealand, and imported a Sega SC-3000 instead. The Grandstand Sega 1000 is an SG-1000 and is not forward compatible with the SC-3000 releases.
Cassette games were released in standard cassette cases. The primary "official" release are the Grandstand titles.
Because the SC-3000 is a computer, most games are considered Official Releases, even those by Poseidon Software which have low quality artwork on their covers.
Unlike other regions, there were some games released on the 3" floppy disk. These can be differentiated by way of an additional label on the disk. The disks may be the Maxell CF2-D from the Amstrad CPC.
Any game that uses the Sega Compact Floppy Disk from Japan (such as the New Zealand release of
Skull Island) are considered Unofficial release as well as things like the
Mark II Multicart.
