Sega card drive?

[WuGgaRoO]

Yeah,

I was just at a sort of flea market n i found this sega card drive game... Its called power tennis...

Can anyone school me on this? Is it worth anything? What system is it for?

Thanks

[Pullmyfinger]

The SMS has games that come in cards, I think this is the game you saw. They come in slimmer cases and only a few were released that way, there's another thread that has a list but they are less than 10. They aren't uncommon or pricey, the only fun one I have is Trans-Bot, there's also Spy vs Spy but I think the NES version plays better.

[WuGgaRoO]

Hmmmm.. Is it worth nething? Lol

[mobiusclimber]

In short, no. To expand on that, nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

... Nothing like ripping off Yahtzee.

[WuGgaRoO]

To pull my finger:

I didnt end up reading the second part of ur post

To the other dude

Thhhaaaaaaaaaaaanks

[arion]

how exactly do you play these card games anyway ?

[lordofduct]

On a Sega Master System, the slot is on the front of the console below the cartridge port.


see it there to the right of the controller ports?

[mobiusclimber]

And remember if you have the Master System 2 (redesign) you can't play them at all. They removed the card slot. Tells you how great those card games were.

[MrPopo]

Wasn't the card slot also used for the 3D glasses in one of the games?

[Curlypaul]

yes indeed it was.

The slot was a there to provide backwards compatibilty with the SG1000, which is why the games on the cards were a bit on the crap side.

A quick look on ebay shows that while they are quite rare in the UK (I only ever saw one once) and the price is high (£10-15 in a box) but no one is really buying them.