Sega SG-1000II+SK-1100 Advert

This is an advert for SG-1000II console and the SK-1100 keyboard attachment by Sega in 1984 to compete with the popular famicom. The system was roughly the same as the previous SG-1000, mostly changing the outer casing and the remote to mimic the famicom. The SK-1100 was a functional keyboard that would upgrade the console into an SG-3000, a home computer. This advert mainly is advertising the keyboard attachment. In the dark space, the text is for a diary entry of a child in school hearing about the keyboard making a game console and computer combo and asking their dad to buy it. the font looking handwritten. The bottom right of the advert has the Sega logo, which debuted in 1975.