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+{{Infobox Platform
+|logo          = [[File:SMS-Longlogo.png|250px]]
+|image         = [[File:SMS-Console.jpg|300px]]<br>[[File:Master_System_II.jpg|300px]]
+|caption       = Above: The North American version of Master System. Below: The PAL version of Master System II
+|manufacturer  = Sega
+|type          = Video game console
+|generation    = Third generation
+|releasedate   = {{Vgrelease|JP=October 20, 1985 (Mark III)|NA=June 1986|EU=September 1987|JP|October 18, 1987 (Master System)|BR=September 4, 1989}}
+|discontinued  = {{Vgrelease|JP=1989|NA=1991|EU=1996|CA=1996}}
+|CPU           = 8-bit Zilog Z80 at 3.58 MHz (3.579545 MHz)
+|GPU           =
+|media         = ROM cartridge
+|storage       = Sega Card (256 kbits max. capacity)
+|onlineservice =
+|unitssold     = Worldwide: 10-14.8 million<br>Japan: 1 million (as of 1986)<br>United States: 2 million[8] (as of 1993)<br>Western Europe: 6.8 million (estimated as of December 1993)<br>Brazil: 5 million (as of 2012)
+|topgame       = ''[[Alex Kidd in Miracle World]]'' {{vgrelease|INT=November 1, 1986}}
+|predecessor   =
+|successor     = [[Sega Mega Drive/Genesis]]
+|controllers   = SMS controllers}}
 The '''Sega Master System''' (マスターシステム Masutā Shisutemu, abbreviated to '''SMS''' or '''Master System''') is a third-generation 8-bit cartridge-based video game console that was manufactured and released by Sega in 1986 in North America, seven months after the original [[NES]], and in 1987 in Europe. Its original Japanese incarnation was the "Sega Mark III", which was first released in 1985.
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 |[[Alex Kidd in Miracle World]]
 |2008
-|Arcade
+|Platform
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Alex Kidd in Miracle World}}
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 |[[Alex Kidd in Shinobi World]]
 |2010
-|
+|Platform, Hack and slash
 |NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Alex Kidd in Shinobi World}}
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 |[[Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars]]
 |2009
-|
+|Platform
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars}}
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 |[[Enduro Racer]]
 |2008
-|
+|Racing
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Enduro Racer}}
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 |[[Fantasy Zone]]
 |2008
-|
+|Shoot 'em up
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Fantasy Zone}}
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 |[[Fantasy Zone II: The Tears of Opa-Opa]]
 |2009
-|
+|Shoot 'em up
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Fantasy Zone II: The Tears of Opa-Opa}}
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 |[[Hokuto no Ken]]
 |2008
-|
+|Beat 'em up
 |JP
 |{{Ratings|Hokuto no Ken}}
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 |[[Phantasy Star]]
 |2009
-|
+|Role-Playing
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Phantasy Star}}
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 |[[R-Type (SMS)|R-Type]]
 |2009
-|
+|Shoot 'em up
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|R-Type (SMS)}}
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 |[[Rambo: First Blood Part II]] aka [[Secret Command]] aka [[Ashura]]
 |2009
-|
+|Run and gun
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Rambo: First Blood Part II}}
 |- id="S"
-|[[Sonic Chaos]]
-|2009
-|
-|JP/NA/EU
-|{{Ratings|Sonic Chaos}}
-|-
 |[[Sonic the Hedgehog (SMS)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]
 |2008
-|
+|Platform
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Sonic the Hedgehog (SMS)}}
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 |[[Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (SMS)|Sonic the Hedgehog 2]]
 |2008
-|
+|Platform
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (SMS)}}
+|-
+|[[Sonic the Hedgehog Chaos]] aka [[Sonic Chaos]] aka [[Sonic & Tails]]
+|2009
+|Platform
+|JP/NA/EU
+|{{Ratings|Sonic the Hedgehog Chaos}}
 |-
 |[[Space Harrier (SMS)|Space Harrier]]
 |2008
-|
+|Rail Shooter
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Space Harrier (SMS)}}
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 |[[Wonder Boy]]
 |2008
-|
+|Action, Platform
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Wonder Boy}}
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 |[[Wonder Boy in Monster Land]]
 |2009
-|
+|Action, Platform
 |JP/NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Wonder Boy in Monster Land}}
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 |[[Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap]]
 |2009
-|
+|Action, Platform
 |NA/EU
 |{{Ratings|Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap}}