SG-1000
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 SG-1000
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Sega's first video game console.
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| Manufacturer(s) | Sega |
| Release Date(s) |  1983-07-15
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| CPU(s) | NEC UPD780C (Zilog Z80 compatible) |
| Sound chip(s) | SN76489A |
| Music section | SMS Power! |
The 
SG-1000 (Sega Game 1000 or Mark I) 
sg1000 is an 8-bit video game console by Sega, released in 1983 in Japan. It was released as a Famicom contemporary, but the system didn't have enough power and sales to compete with the Famicom, and thus went to the hole of the Minor-Hardware League alongside the Cassette Vision, Pyutta and Vectrex.
Sound
- See SN76489
VGM Scene
You can log SG1K VGMs in various emulators, such as MESS, Meka, Kega Fusion and BlastEm. Newer SG1K games use the SMPS Z80 as their sound driver.
External links
- SG-1000 at Sega Hardware Encyclopedia
- SG-1000 II at Sega Hardware Encyclopedia
- SG-1000 at Sega Hardware Encyclopedia (old)
- SG-1000 II at Sega Hardware Encyclopedia (old)