Ultra-Rare Game Gear Coca-Cola Limited Edition Full Set with Winner Notification Letter - Junk
A rare slice of video game history from 1994: the Sega Game Gear Coca-Cola Limited Edition, sold as a full set. Sega launched the Game Gear in 1990 as a full-color handheld console, and this Japan-exclusive campaign model, bundled with the game "Sassou Shounen Eiyuuden Coca-Cola Kid," was a special promotional release from that era.
This complete collector's set includes the custom red console, the Coca-Cola Kid game cartridge with its plastic case, the outer box, instruction manuals for both the console and the game, and the original "congratulations, you've won" campaign notification flyer, an especially scarce piece for collectors.
Please note this set is sold as a non-working junk item, intended for parts, repair, or display. When powered on with batteries inserted, the screen and red power light flash briefly before the console immediately shuts off, a symptom commonly linked to age-related capacitor degradation inside the unit. The game cartridge itself has not been tested and its condition is unknown.
Visually, the red shell still holds its bright color well for its age, with no rust in the battery compartment; only minor scratches and small marks are present. The outer box shows some corner wear and light scuffing from age but remains in relatively good shape, with no major tears or crushing. The instruction manuals and the winning notification flyer are both clean, with minimal creasing.
A genuinely special find for retro game enthusiasts, this set will appeal to anyone who loves console restoration projects or wants a rare and unusual piece of Sega history for display.
1994 Sega Game Gear Coca-Cola limited edition, bundled with Coca-Cola Kid. Includes the Coca-Cola color Game Gear console, original box, Coca-Cola Kid game cartridge, cartridge plastic case, Coca-Cola Kid manual, Game Gear manual, and the original “Congratulations, You Have Won” campaign notification flyer.
The console is in relatively clean condition for its age, with good red coloration, minor scratches, dirt, and stains, and no visible battery compartment corrosion. The box has age-related corner wear and minor scratches but no major tears or crushing. Manuals and the winner notification flyer have minimal folds and wrinkles. Game cartridge operation has not been tested.
Sold as junk/for repair: when batteries are inserted, the power and screen illuminate briefly before shutting off. This may be due to age-related internal capacitor deterioration.
