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Panasonic FZ-10 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1994)
Here's a Japanese version of the Panasonic FZ-10. which is a redesigned version of the FZ-1 that was released a few months before.
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Day #167 - Epoch Cassette TV Game (1979)
In 1979, Epoch stated importing the Atari 2600 to Japan under the name Epoch Cassette TV Game. Price at the steep price of 57,300 ¥, the console was not a success. It's basically a Heavy 2600 that work on channel 1.
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Day #166 - PlayStation 3 - Shin Hokuto Musou Legend Edition (2012)
Also known as Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 outside of Japan, this model was released on December 20th, 2012, this beauty was sold for 33,170 yen.
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Day #166 - PlayStation 3 - Yakusa 5 Edition (2012)
Released in Japan on December 6th, 2012, this beauty was sold for 37,800 yen. Apparently only 10,000 units were made.
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Day #164 - Atari 7800 by Atari (1986)
The 7800 is the lesser-known competitor to the NES. It's a great system that deserves to not be forgotten.
It still manages to sell around a 1 million units, third behind the master system with between 1.5M-2M units in NA.
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Day #172 - [Sherbet Melon ] WonderSwan by Bandai (1999)
Here’s the last of the Summer 1999 color. My favourite!
For more info: https://t.co/SeFRpoJhmJ…
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![VideoKraken's tweet photo. Day #172 - [Sherbet Melon ] WonderSwan by Bandai (1999)
Here’s the last of the Summer 1999 color. My favourite!
For more info: https://t.co/SeFRpoJhmJ…
#OneConsoleADay https://t.co/L8IZuFXphG](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FwPhjH7XwAA5oJ4.jpg)
Day #171 - [Frozen Mint] WonderSwan by Bandai (1999)
The two-Tone Color Summer Editions were the result of a Internet survey. The 3 winning colors were released in the Summer 1999.
For more info: https://t.co/lKfIPVbxUQ
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![VideoKraken's tweet photo. Day #171 - [Frozen Mint] WonderSwan by Bandai (1999)
The two-Tone Color Summer Editions were the result of a Internet survey. The 3 winning colors were released in the Summer 1999.
For more info: https://t.co/lKfIPVbxUQ
#OneConsoleADay https://t.co/08st71bTlR](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FwKvH43WIAEkXpP.jpg)
Day #170 - Soda Blue WonderSwan by Bandai (1999)
In Summer 1999, Bandai released 3 new Wonderswan's Color : Sherbet Melon, Soda Blue and Frozen Mint.
For more info: https://t.co/lKfIPVbxUQ
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Day #160 - TELE-MATCH-Cassette 1 by ITT Schaub Lorenz (1977)
The TELE-MATCH-Cassette 1 is a fully functional "Pong Clone" based on the General Electric AY-3-8550 chip that needs to be inserted in an ITT Schaub-Lorenz Programmable Television in order to be used.
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Day #159 - My Vision by Nichibutsu (1983)
Another unforgivable mistake on my part, this early competitor to the Famicom turned 40 on May 9th.
This Japan-exclusive console had had only 6 games and a fairly limited run which makes it very rare today.
(1/2)
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Day #158 - CD-I 660 by Phillips (1996)
Another late entry in the CD-I line up, the 660 was sold as a "professional" system and was mostly used in companies to show interactive material to their customers.
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Day #157 - digiBLAST by Nikko (2005)
The digiBLAST is a Linux-based handheld initially developed by Grey Innovation based in Melbourne, Australia. Nikko, got the European distribution rights, but the console did so poorly that it was never released elsewhere.
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Day #156 - Super Mario Bros G&W (2020)
I was really thrilled when Nintendo announced they would bring back the Game & Watch series with a modern twist. I really hope to see more titles in the future.
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Day #155 - The Legend of Zelda G&W (2021)
While waiting for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, how about playing the classic Legend of Zelda on the go.
Bonus point if you can find which arcade is behind it.
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Day #154 - Data Battle | Virtual Simulation by Tomy (1995)
Half agenda, have boring game, this Japan exclusive PDA have it all.
More info: https://t.co/m0St9L8Dcl
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Day #152 - GameWave Prototype by ZAPIT
The GameWave was an idea of Canadian Toy inventor Richard Fast. To raise funds, he reached out to investors, including from the initial investors for the Trivial Pursuits games. This prototype was given to these investors.
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Day #151 - Acetronic MPU 1000 by Acetronic (1979)
Like to yesterday, this console is part of the Signetics 2650 family and was also released in the U.K.
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Day #150 - Database Games-Computer by Voltmace (1980)
This console is part of the Signetics 2650 family and was released in the U.K.
This version was distributed by Videomaster, but later versions were distributed by Voltmace directly.
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Day #149 - Intellivision by Mattel Electronics (1979)
The good old Intellivision was way ahead of it’s time. It had a good run, buy was unable to dethrone the Atari 2600 as the king of the console of its time.
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Day #148 - Video Computer Game by Soundic
This is one of the many Home Arcade clone out here (The Arcadia 2001 being one of them). This one was released in France and Finland and is compatible with the other "MPT-03" systems.
https://t.co/5grXnW81kJ
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