When Samsung imported Sega consoles from Japan, it used the name Gamboy. Later, Samsung chose Aladdin as the brand name for its computer products, so the console's name was changed from Gamboy to Aladdin Boy as well. As a result, two versions of the same Sega Master System were released in Korea under different names: the earlier Gamboy and the later Aladdin Boy. What's really unusual is the combination of hardware used in the Aladdin Boy. The console itself is based on the Master System II, but it came with a Mega Drive controller! Both systems used the same 9-pin connector, so the controllers were compatible, but I doubt there's another console that was released with such an unusual combination. Another interesting detail is that although the Sega consoles were imported from Japan, they were manufactured in Korea, which is why they were released in these unusual color schemes. It's a unique piece of Korean gaming history that stands apart from the Japanese versions of the Sega Master System.