Sega CDX

E765501

The Sega CDX is a compact, hybrid video game console released by Sega in the mid-1990s that combines the functionality of the Sega Genesis and Sega CD into a single unit, also capable of playing audio CDs.

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Sega CDX canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sega Genesis hardware revision
hybrid console
video game console
alsoKnownAs Multi-Mega
Sega Multi-Mega
commercialStatus discontinued
compatibleWith 32X (with add-on)
linked to: Sega 32X

Mega Drive games
Sega CD games
Sega Genesis games
cpu Motorola 68000
feature CD+G playback
audio CD playback
integrated Sega CD drive
integrated Sega Genesis cartridge slot
formFactor compact
generation fourth generation of video game consoles
hasControllerPorts 2
hasHeadphoneJack true
hasLCDDisplay true (for CD playback status)
intendedUse home console
portable CD player
manufacturer Sega
marketPosition premium compact Genesis/Sega CD combo
mediaFormat Genesis cartridges
Mega Drive cartridges
Sega CD discs
audio CDs
notableAspect combines Genesis and Sega CD hardware in a single unit
smaller than separate Genesis and Sega CD setup
opticalDriveType single-speed CD-ROM
platformFamily Sega CD
Sega Genesis
linked to: Sega Mega Drive

Sega Mega Drive
powerSource AC adapter
batteries (for portable CD use in some regions)
predecessor Sega CD
Sega Genesis
linked to: Sega Mega Drive
releaseDate 1994
releaseRegion Europe
Japan
North America
secondaryCpu Zilog Z80
successor Sega Saturn
supportsAudioOutput stereo audio
supportsRegion NTSC
PAL (Multi-Mega variant)
supportsVideoOutput RF
composite video

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