Sega Card

Sega Card, or Sega My Card was a type of card based cartridge developed by Sega originally released in 1985 for the SG-1000 and later the Master System. It was discontinued in 1987.

SG-1000

 * Bank Panic
 * The Black Onyx
 * Bomb Jack
 * C So!
 * Chack'n Pop
 * Champion Billiards
 * Champion Boxing
 * Champion Golf
 * Champion Ice Hockey
 * Champion Kendou
 * Championship Lode Runner
 * Choplifter
 * Doki Doki Penguin Land
 * Dragon Wang
 * Drol
 * Elevator Action
 * Gulkave
 * Hang On II
 * H.E.R.O.
 * Monaco GP
 * Ninja Princess
 * Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns
 * Rock n' Bolt
 * Soukoban
 * Star Force
 * Super Tank
 * Wonder Boy
 * Zippy Race
 * Zoom 909

Master System

 * Bank Panic
 * Comical Machine Gun Joe
 * F-16 Fighting Falcon
 * Ghost House
 * Great Baseball
 * Great Soccer
 * Hang On
 * My Hero
 * Pit Pot
 * Satellite 7
 * Spy vs Spy
 * Super Tennis
 * Teddy Boy Blues
 * TransBot
 * Woody Pop

Trivia

 * In Europe, many of the Sega Card titles were released in cartridge form, as Sega had moved away from this format by the time they were ready to launch there.
 * Bank Panic is the only title to be released with both a SG-1000 version and a Master System version.
 * Spy vs Spy is the only Master System box art that doesn't follow the hand holding card artwork formula, with the exception of Germany, who altered the box art to fit the range better.
 * The card system was originally designed for smaller games to be put on, whilst cartridges would be reserved for bigger games. The Sega Cards could only contain 32kb of data.
 * Many of the Master System titles that contained a card would have the artwork on the box be a hand holding the card in question.