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I am looking for Sega Pico Books

Hi I am looking for Pico books as they are no onger offered in stores. Please let me know if you have any available. My email address is jennifersugden2003@yahoo.ca

Thanks

Um have you tried eBay? --Elven6 04:10, 28 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Pico and Master System

I don't know it for sure enough to add to the article, but based on the Pico demos I've seen in stores, I'm almost certain that it runs on the same hardware as the Sega Master System. The graphics look and move like Master System graphics, especially games that weren't that complex like crappy generic platformers. Since the Game Gear can play Master System games with nothing more than an adaptor to change the placement of the pins, Sega must have used these specifications for a few things, though obviously found smaller ways to make them. Does anyone know if a Pico is just a Master System in disguise?

Hastor2

From what I know, the Pico uses a 16 bit CPU, making it unlikely that it's based on SMS hardware. Considering this, and the 1994 release date, the Pico is probably based on Mega Drive hardware. I sure would love to get one... --Saoshyant 12:57, 30 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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