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I recall seeing a page/link about those, but I cannot find it back.
Can you help filling list of country codes used in Sega games product number? If there's any more.

05 England / Australia ?
06 Spain
09 France
18 Germany
50 Europe

Source:

Olympic Gold, MK-27030-50
Olympic Gold (UK), MK-27030-05
Olympic Gold (Australia), MK-27030-05
Olympic Gold (Spain), MK-27030-06
Olympic Gold (France), MK-27030-09
Olympic Gold (Germany), MK-27030-18

The Jungle Book, MK-27069-50
Le Livre de la Jungle (France), MK-27069-09
Das Dschungelbuch (Germany), MK-27069-18

The Lion King, MK-27081-50
Le Roi Lion (France), MK-27081-09
El Rey León (Spain), MK-27081-06 [Edit, thanks 486dx]

Winter Olympic, 29015-50
Winter Olympic (France), 29015-09
Winter Olympic (German), 29015-18

World Cup USA 94, 29028-50
World Cup USA 94 (UK), 29028-05
World Cup USA 94 (France), 29028-09
World Cup USA 94 (German), 29028-18

Bock wrote

El Rey Leo (Spain), MK-27081-06

The correct title is "El Rey León".

This is about codes used for Sega 8-bit systems, or Sega systems in general? At least for later consoles, there are more codes.

Thanks.
Well, if codes for other consoles/products happen to match those, the table should be the same and I'm interested in seeing it.

When I get some free time, I will get the numbers in all my Sega games :)

http://www.guardiana.net/database/?id=293#v1514
http://www.guardiana.net/database/?id=454#v622
http://www.guardiana.net/database/?id=824#v2653

Seems to be matching with megadrive codes

That adds 13 for Italia, although I don't know about SMS games using that.

05 UK / Australia ?
06 Spain
09 France
13 Italia
18 Germany
50 Europe

The following are codes from my Dreamcast games. I have three games with the code 60, they seem to be for Spain & Italy, with box texts in both languages:

Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (13005D-60)
Star Wars Demolition (13010D-60)
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (13008D-60)

The following, with the code 61, seem to be for UK, Spain & Italy, with box texts in the three languages:

Caesars Palace 2000 (12502D-61)
MDK 2 (12501D-61)
Mortal Kombat Gold (9701D-61)
Power Stone 2 (36812D-61)

Other codes:

Disney's Dinosaur (17718D-99) - It's an european copy, with english, spanish, german, italian and french box texts. Why doesn't this have the 50 code?
Sonic Adventure (51000-53) - Also an european copy, box texts in english, french, german and spanish. Maybe a printing error (53 in the box, but 50 over the disc)

I also have some games with the 06 code, and a lot with 50.

In general, Australian carts use -50 (which may be a generic PAL indicator as PAL=50 fps).

Olympic Gold (which I do have here) does in fact use -05. Could it be that we got the UK version over here? It was a time critical release for the 1992 olympics.

I have noticed in hardware (Master Systems and power supplys) that Australia has -03 added.

The spanish version of The Jungle Book for the Master System is El Libro de la Selva (27069-06).

http://mastersystem.museo8bits.com/libro_de_la_selva.jpg

One more:
-55: Holland (Source: PAL MD Robbedoes)

I also have -03 on a European MD copy of Shining Force II. And a few other unusual ones from Dreamcast games.
Also, I've seen both -40 and -12 on different Asian releases.

Just to confirm, I have a couple of MegaCD games which have -50 in the product code, they might use a region system in the product code similar to the region code which is found on commercial DVD's (e.g. Region 4 for Australia)

486_dx4 wrote

The following are codes from my Dreamcast games. I have three games with the code 60, they seem to be for Spain & Italy, with box texts in both languages:

Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (13005D-60)
Star Wars Demolition (13010D-60)
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (13008D-60)

The following, with the code 61, seem to be for UK, Spain & Italy, with box texts in the three languages:

Caesars Palace 2000 (12502D-61)
MDK 2 (12501D-61)
Mortal Kombat Gold (9701D-61)
Power Stone 2 (36812D-61)

Other codes:

Disney's Dinosaur (17718D-99) - It's an european copy, with english, spanish, german, italian and french box texts. Why doesn't this have the 50 code?
Sonic Adventure (51000-53) - Also an european copy, box texts in english, french, german and spanish. Maybe a printing error (53 in the box, but 50 over the disc)

I also have some games with the 06 code, and a lot with 50.

Some DreamCast games have two different reference codes, one outside of the box and one inside (usually ending in "50" for PAL games). You guys should take into account that these have three parts and not just two, and the first part (T, MK, 830, etc) might differentiate between different kinds of codes.

Also, some of them might refer to the actual box inlay.

ICEknight wrote

486_dx4 wrote

The following are codes from my Dreamcast games. I have three games with the code 60, they seem to be for Spain & Italy, with box texts in both languages:

Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (13005D-60)
Star Wars Demolition (13010D-60)
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (13008D-60)

The following, with the code 61, seem to be for UK, Spain & Italy, with box texts in the three languages:

Caesars Palace 2000 (12502D-61)
MDK 2 (12501D-61)
Mortal Kombat Gold (9701D-61)
Power Stone 2 (36812D-61)

Other codes:

Disney's Dinosaur (17718D-99) - It's an european copy, with english, spanish, german, italian and french box texts. Why doesn't this have the 50 code?
Sonic Adventure (51000-53) - Also an european copy, box texts in english, french, german and spanish. Maybe a printing error (53 in the box, but 50 over the disc)

I also have some games with the 06 code, and a lot with 50.

Some DreamCast games have two different reference codes, one outside of the box and one inside (usually ending in "50" for PAL games). You guys should take into account that these have three parts and not just two, and the first part (T, MK, 830, etc) might differentiate between different kinds of codes.

Also, some of them might refer to the actual box inlay.

T = Third party. These are in the format of T-xxyyyz.
Where xxx = Third party number, yyy = game number, z=system

MK = Sega

The inlays normally have a number in the 670-xxxx range.

In the case of Sonic Adventure, it has MK-51000-53 and 820-0021-53 in the box. And in the GD-ROM, MK-51000-50 and 830-0008-50. Not sure about it, but I think the MK- ones should be the same.

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Bock Site Admin Joined: 08 Jul 2001 Posts: 8652 Location: Paris, France	European Country Codes Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 3:51 pm Last edited by Bock on Sun Feb 05, 2006 4:01 pm; edited 1 time in total
	I recall seeing a page/link about those, but I cannot find it back. Can you help filling list of country codes used in Sega games product number? If there's any more. 05 England / Australia ? 06 Spain 09 France 18 Germany 50 Europe Source: Olympic Gold, MK-27030-50 Olympic Gold (UK), MK-27030-05 Olympic Gold (Australia), MK-27030-05 Olympic Gold (Spain), MK-27030-06 Olympic Gold (France), MK-27030-09 Olympic Gold (Germany), MK-27030-18 The Jungle Book, MK-27069-50 Le Livre de la Jungle (France), MK-27069-09 Das Dschungelbuch (Germany), MK-27069-18 The Lion King, MK-27081-50 Le Roi Lion (France), MK-27081-09 El Rey León (Spain), MK-27081-06 [Edit, thanks 486dx] Winter Olympic, 29015-50 Winter Olympic (France), 29015-09 Winter Olympic (German), 29015-18 World Cup USA 94, 29028-50 World Cup USA 94 (UK), 29028-05 World Cup USA 94 (France), 29028-09 World Cup USA 94 (German), 29028-18

486_dx4 Joined: 29 Jan 2006 Posts: 6 Location: Spain	Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 3:56 pm
486_dx4 Joined: 29 Jan 2006 Posts: 6 Location: Spain	Bock wrote El Rey Leo (Spain), MK-27081-06 The correct title is "El Rey León". This is about codes used for Sega 8-bit systems, or Sega systems in general? At least for later consoles, there are more codes.

Bock Site Admin Joined: 08 Jul 2001 Posts: 8652 Location: Paris, France	Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 4:18 pm
	Thanks. Well, if codes for other consoles/products happen to match those, the table should be the same and I'm interested in seeing it.

486_dx4 Joined: 29 Jan 2006 Posts: 6 Location: Spain	Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 4:31 pm
486_dx4 Joined: 29 Jan 2006 Posts: 6 Location: Spain	When I get some free time, I will get the numbers in all my Sega games :)

Kenneth Joined: 20 Dec 2004 Posts: 739 Location: Lyon, France	Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 5:25 pm
	http://www.guardiana.net/database/?id=293#v1514 http://www.guardiana.net/database/?id=454#v622 http://www.guardiana.net/database/?id=824#v2653 Seems to be matching with megadrive codes

Bock Site Admin Joined: 08 Jul 2001 Posts: 8652 Location: Paris, France	Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 5:29 pm
	That adds 13 for Italia, although I don't know about SMS games using that. 05 UK / Australia ? 06 Spain 09 France 13 Italia 18 Germany 50 Europe

486_dx4 Joined: 29 Jan 2006 Posts: 6 Location: Spain	Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 5:58 pm
486_dx4 Joined: 29 Jan 2006 Posts: 6 Location: Spain	The following are codes from my Dreamcast games. I have three games with the code 60, they seem to be for Spain & Italy, with box texts in both languages: Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (13005D-60) Star Wars Demolition (13010D-60) Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (13008D-60) The following, with the code 61, seem to be for UK, Spain & Italy, with box texts in the three languages: Caesars Palace 2000 (12502D-61) MDK 2 (12501D-61) Mortal Kombat Gold (9701D-61) Power Stone 2 (36812D-61) Other codes: Disney's Dinosaur (17718D-99) - It's an european copy, with english, spanish, german, italian and french box texts. Why doesn't this have the 50 code? Sonic Adventure (51000-53) - Also an european copy, box texts in english, french, german and spanish. Maybe a printing error (53 in the box, but 50 over the disc) I also have some games with the 06 code, and a lot with 50.

MadMikeAU Joined: 21 Nov 2005 Posts: 150 Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia	Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 12:07 am
	In general, Australian carts use -50 (which may be a generic PAL indicator as PAL=50 fps). Olympic Gold (which I do have here) does in fact use -05. Could it be that we got the UK version over here? It was a time critical release for the 1992 olympics. I have noticed in hardware (Master Systems and power supplys) that Australia has -03 added.

486_dx4 Joined: 29 Jan 2006 Posts: 6 Location: Spain	Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 12:21 am
486_dx4 Joined: 29 Jan 2006 Posts: 6 Location: Spain	The spanish version of The Jungle Book for the Master System is El Libro de la Selva (27069-06). http://mastersystem.museo8bits.com/libro_de_la_selva.jpg

anagrama Joined: 11 Dec 2004 Posts: 354 Location: Newcastle, UK	Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 8:06 pm
	One more: -55: Holland (Source: PAL MD Robbedoes) I also have -03 on a European MD copy of Shining Force II. And a few other unusual ones from Dreamcast games. Also, I've seen both -40 and -12 on different Asian releases.

Jacko Joined: 01 Feb 2004 Posts: 1464 Location: Sunny ol Tamworth, New England NSW AU	Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 10:25 pm
	Just to confirm, I have a couple of MegaCD games which have -50 in the product code, they might use a region system in the product code similar to the region code which is found on commercial DVD's (e.g. Region 4 for Australia)

ICEknight Joined: 03 Apr 2001 Posts: 601 Location: Asturias	Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 4:09 pm
	486_dx4 wrote The following are codes from my Dreamcast games. I have three games with the code 60, they seem to be for Spain & Italy, with box texts in both languages: Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (13005D-60) Star Wars Demolition (13010D-60) Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (13008D-60) The following, with the code 61, seem to be for UK, Spain & Italy, with box texts in the three languages: Caesars Palace 2000 (12502D-61) MDK 2 (12501D-61) Mortal Kombat Gold (9701D-61) Power Stone 2 (36812D-61) Other codes: Disney's Dinosaur (17718D-99) - It's an european copy, with english, spanish, german, italian and french box texts. Why doesn't this have the 50 code? Sonic Adventure (51000-53) - Also an european copy, box texts in english, french, german and spanish. Maybe a printing error (53 in the box, but 50 over the disc) I also have some games with the 06 code, and a lot with 50. Some DreamCast games have two different reference codes, one outside of the box and one inside (usually ending in "50" for PAL games). You guys should take into account that these have three parts and not just two, and the first part (T, MK, 830, etc) might differentiate between different kinds of codes. Also, some of them might refer to the actual box inlay.

MadMikeAU Joined: 21 Nov 2005 Posts: 150 Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia	Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 5:05 pm
	ICEknight wrote 486_dx4 wrote The following are codes from my Dreamcast games. I have three games with the code 60, they seem to be for Spain & Italy, with box texts in both languages: Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (13005D-60) Star Wars Demolition (13010D-60) Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (13008D-60) The following, with the code 61, seem to be for UK, Spain & Italy, with box texts in the three languages: Caesars Palace 2000 (12502D-61) MDK 2 (12501D-61) Mortal Kombat Gold (9701D-61) Power Stone 2 (36812D-61) Other codes: Disney's Dinosaur (17718D-99) - It's an european copy, with english, spanish, german, italian and french box texts. Why doesn't this have the 50 code? Sonic Adventure (51000-53) - Also an european copy, box texts in english, french, german and spanish. Maybe a printing error (53 in the box, but 50 over the disc) I also have some games with the 06 code, and a lot with 50. Some DreamCast games have two different reference codes, one outside of the box and one inside (usually ending in "50" for PAL games). You guys should take into account that these have three parts and not just two, and the first part (T, MK, 830, etc) might differentiate between different kinds of codes. Also, some of them might refer to the actual box inlay. T = Third party. These are in the format of T-xxyyyz. Where xxx = Third party number, yyy = game number, z=system MK = Sega The inlays normally have a number in the 670-xxxx range.

486_dx4 Joined: 29 Jan 2006 Posts: 6 Location: Spain	Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 5:50 pm
486_dx4 Joined: 29 Jan 2006 Posts: 6 Location: Spain	In the case of Sonic Adventure, it has MK-51000-53 and 820-0021-53 in the box. And in the GD-ROM, MK-51000-50 and 830-0008-50. Not sure about it, but I think the MK- ones should be the same.

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