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Sonic 3 - Sega Mega Drive

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I finally got hold of a copy of Sonic 3 for the Mega Drive. Really happy to add this to the collection. This and the GameCube are two of my favourite consoles to collect for. Do you focus your collection on a particular console/consoles? ・・・ #sonic #sonicthehedgehog #sonic3 #sonic2 #drrobotnik #dreggman #sega #teamsonic #segagram #segagenesis #megadrive #platformer #retrogaming #retrocollective #rceurope #retrogame_feature #retrocollectiveeurope #cartridgecollective #cib #gamecollection

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