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system, and yet being "much bigger than Sony", illustrated the difficulties faced by new entrants to the console market and thought that Sony, in following the business model of Sega and
Nintendo, "would have had a better chance if it had partnered with some of the others". Meanwhile, other products
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on each sale. Goldstar tried switching to the usual industry model of selling hardware at a loss and profiting on software, but though a handful of
Goldstar games were published for the 3DO, Goldstar's software development operation arrived too late to allow them to turn a profit on the 3DO. This
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Logitech both released the 3DO mouse. The Panasonic FZ-JM1 and Logitech 3DO mouse are identical aside from their markings. Fewer than 20 games supported its use, some of which were optimized for the standard controller or light gun rather than the mouse. Of the 3DO games which were
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can be used with older TVs that lack direct video inputs. The 3DO output is compatible with most existing video console switches, including those made for the NES/SNES, Sega Master System/Genesis, & NEC Turbo Grafix RF. This provides a relatively low quality but universally compatible video
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Japanese launch was moderately successful, with 70,000 units shipping to 10,000 stores. However, sales soon dropped and by 1995 the system was known in Japan as a host for
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in 1997, the hardware was revived in South Korea for another two years. The amount of systems produced after the
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engine. They gave it 2 out of 5 stars, concluding that it "has settled out as a solid system with some good titles in its library and more on the way. The question that must be answered though is this: Is having a 'good system' enough?"
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gave it a "thumbs sideways". They commented that "The 3DO is the first CD-ROM system to make a real jump forward in graphics, sound, and game design." However, they questioned whether it would soon be rendered obsolete by the upcoming
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was regarded as "really obsolete by today's standards". Both 3DO and
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the launch date, in some cases by less than a month, because the developers weren't left enough time to fully test them on the finalized hardware. The only 3DO software available at launch was the third-party game
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together via a port on the back of each controller. Up to eight controllers could be linked together in this fashion. All controllers for each 3DO console are compatible with one another.
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602 processors in addition to newer 3D and video rendering technologies. Late during development, the company abandoned the console hardware business and sold the M2 technology to
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magazine's "1993 Product of the Year"), the oversaturated console market and the system's mixed reviews prevented it from achieving success comparable to competing consoles from
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reviewed the 3DO in late 1995. They noted that due chiefly to its early launch, it had a larger installed base and more high quality games than the newly launched
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software. Although there is no regional lockout for 3DO systems, a few Japanese games cannot be played on non-Japanese 3DO consoles due to a special
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2413:. No. 53. Sendai Publishing. December 1993. p. 16.
2028:"SAMSUNG BUYS OUT 3DO'S HARDWARE SYSTEMS BUSINESS FOR $ 20M"
1929:. No. 76. Sendai Publishing. November 1995. p. 19.
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utilized 3DO-based hardware for a number of arcade titles.
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2345:. No. 57. Sendai Publishing. April 1994. p. 18.
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1162:/s data transfer CD-ROM drive with 32 KB RAM buffer
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in December 1995, the company took a loss of more than
1572:. In a special Game Machine Cross Review in May 1995,
1971:. No. 7 (published July 1995). 1995. p. 37.
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but lower than its four other major competitors: the
1336:. The Panasonic mouse was also bundled with Konami's
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optimized for use with the mouse, the best known are
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Gamers at Work: Stories Behind the Games People Play
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3258:. Roseville, California: Prima Publishing. p.
813:
Panasonic FZ-10 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
764:
Panasonic FZ-10 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
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2766:. October 1996. pp. 6–12, 159, 161, 163, 165.
825:GoldStar GDO-101 Alive 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
789:Panasonic FZ-1 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
756:Panasonic FZ-1 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
2511:
2349:
1812:"3DO comes to the High Street - in a juggernaut!"
1578:would score the 3DO Real console a 26 out of 40.
354:. The specifications were originally designed by
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2550:(advertisement). December 1993. pp. 32–33.
1263:The only light gun released for the 3DO was the
986:(which was released in English under the title
2494:. No. 70. Sendai Publishing. p. 82.
1473:was the first port with its CD-quality audio.
580:were not regarded as competitive threats: the
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4039:Family Computer/Nintendo Entertainment System
3702:
3333:
3172:"Electronic Gaming Monthly's Buyer's Guide".
1562:and "Project Reality" (later released as the
849:Sanyo IMP-21J TRY 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
831:GoldStar GDO-101M 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
3716:
2770:
837:GoldStar GDO-202 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
2428:"The Best -- and Worst -- Console Launches"
2359:Cole, George (July 1994). "Giant killer?".
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1879:. Classicgaming.gamespy.com. Archived from
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1007:
958:format for 3DO software uses a proprietary
698:. Eventually the M2 project was cancelled.
686:by this time), and promised successor: the
604:in Omaha, Nebraska for the autumn of 1994.
441:The 3DO format was originally conceived by
287:Panasonic FZ-1 "Madam" graphics accelerator
5138:Products and services discontinued in 1996
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2076:"Ahead of its Time: A 3DO Retrospective"
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2830:"Matsushita Brings 3DO to the Far East"
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819:Panasonic N-1005 3DO CD Changer "ROBO"
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1267:, a product of third-party developer
1255:controllers to be used with the 3DO.
592:Hawkins claimed that the console was
5113:Fifth-generation video game consoles
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3246:
3043:from the original on August 11, 2018
2358:
2026:Writer, CBR Staff (April 29, 1997).
1983:"Trip Hawkins: Interactive Messiah?"
1940:"75 Power Players: The Evangelist".
1230:
3119:from the original on August 7, 2013
2853:Markoff, John (December 11, 1994).
2554:from the original on March 19, 2016
2417:
2385:from the original on March 16, 2016
2260:Markoff, John (September 9, 1993).
2227:Nichols, Peter (December 3, 1993).
1285:also released 3DO light gun games.
747:
445:, founded on September 12, 1991 by
24:
2989:from the original on June 25, 2009
2909:"American Laser Games Tech Center"
2865:from the original on July 27, 2018
2375:"Atari Jaguar Unveiled—Stalks 3DO"
2272:from the original on July 27, 2018
2241:from the original on June 24, 2016
2014:
1993:
1461:. The 3DO version of arcade title
1385:, the system's first bundled title
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801:79,800 (1994) (equivalent to
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346:and conceived by entrepreneur and
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3154:. December 1993. pp. 46–49.
3009:"Which Game System is the Best!?"
2855:"For 3DO, a Make-or-Break Season"
2462:from the original on May 26, 2015
2381:. November 1993. pp. 10–11.
1818:. September 1, 1994. p. 12.
1788:"Which Game System is the Best!?"
1132:44.1 kHz sound sampling rate
1067:(physically located inside MADAM)
1026:32-bit RISC CPU @ 12.5 MHz (
428:successor hardware to Panasonic.
5153:Discontinued video game consoles
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2586:. December 1995. pp. 204–6.
2430:. Yahoo! Games. November 8, 2013
2204:"No Business Like Show Business"
2074:Matthews, Will (December 2013).
1877:"3DO – 1993–96 – Classic Gaming"
1657:
1407:. Other popular titles included
896:3DO REAL Interactive Multiplayer
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4666:Universal Lighting Technologies
3286:. Cs.cmu.edu. August 24, 1994.
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4385:View-Master Interactive Vision
3115:. Video Game Console Library.
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2754:"The World According to Trip"
2698:. November 1996. p. 21.
2659:"3DO's Downhill Slide Begins"
2610:. November 1994. p. 272.
2298:(pp. 1–15). New York: Apress.
1950:. November 1995. p. 56.
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1470:Super Street Fighter II Turbo
843:GoldStar GDO-203 3DO Alive II
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342:hardware format developed by
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4370:Gakken Compact Vision TV Boy
2718:International Herald Tribune
2671:. July 1996. pp. 16–17.
2514:"Battle Of The New Machines"
1912:. October 1995. p. 174.
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5098:3DO Interactive Multiplayer
4877:Panasonic Toot-a-Loop Radio
4440:3DO Interactive Multiplayer
4425:3DO Interactive Multiplayer
4087:3DO Interactive Multiplayer
2481:Ogasawara, Nob (May 1995).
2450:"3DO Sales Called Pleasing"
1845:"Panasonic 3DO FZ-1 manual"
1650:
1486:, the previously mentioned
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18:3DO Interactive Multiplayer
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4652:(spun off and merged with
4610:Panasonic Cycle Technology
2842:. April 1994. p. 176.
2640:. March 1996. p. 18.
2180:. July 1994. p. 170.
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2342:Electronic Gaming Monthly
1926:Electronic Gaming Monthly
1731:Electronic Gaming Monthly
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1569:Electronic Gaming Monthly
1483:Escape from Monster Manor
1416:Jurassic Park Interactive
1043:Panasonic FZ-1 "Clio" DSP
637:Jurassic Park Interactive
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3645:Sixth generation →
2897:. July 1995. p. 38.
2544:"The Face of the Future"
2321:. May 1994. p. 168.
2216:. April 1994. p. 8.
2131:"New 3DO Hardware Deals"
1705:
1519:executed by the player.
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1143:digital signal processor
1008:Technical specifications
970:, making it easy to use
364:home video game consoles
5123:LG Electronics products
5039:Panasonic Toyota Racing
4044:Super Famicom/Super NES
4016:PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16
3368:Home video game console
3021:: 36–85. December 1995.
2405:"Problems in 3DO Land!"
2361:Personal Computer World
2010:. 1995. pp. 54–58.
1800:: 36–85. December 1995.
1517:correctly timed prompts
1210:The 3DO also offers an
369:Interactive Multiplayer
245:(ARM60) @ 12.5 MHz
102:Home video game console
5044:Panasonic Gobel Awards
5034:Panasonic cycling team
5029:Panasonic Wild Knights
1540:The Daedalus Encounter
1496:, as well as ports of
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608:Launch and performance
545:suggested retail price
5108:CD-ROM-based consoles
4910:Formats and standards
3909:Super Cassette Vision
3853:Coleco Telstar Arcade
3481:Eighth (2012–present)
3380:Handheld game console
2913:Dragon's Lair Project
2799:Historical Statistics
2548:Computer Gaming World
2518:Computer Gaming World
2458:. November 20, 1993.
2379:Computer Gaming World
2099:Vinciguerra, Robert.
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660:Computer Gaming World
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3582:Design Master Senshi
3486:Ninth (2020–present)
2971:. February 10, 1999.
2625:"Goldstar Drops 3DO"
2574:"The "Other" System"
2483:"International News"
2333:"3DO System Down to
2008:Edge Special Edition
1989:. 1994 . p. 11.
1478:first-person shooter
1269:American Laser Games
1137:Dolby Surround sound
877:American Laser Games
303:Planned but canceled
112:Fifth generation era
4983:Masayuki Matsushita
4978:Masaharu Matsushita
4973:Kōnosuke Matsushita
4872:Panasonic JR series
4662:(sold to Seagram's)
4335:Fairchild Channel F
3476:Seventh (2005–2017)
3349:Video game consoles
3284:"3DO Press Release"
2363:. pp. 410–414.
2290:Ramsay, M. (2012).
2111:on October 25, 2015
1902:"At the Deadline".
1673:1993 in video games
1551:Reviewing the 3DO,
1135:Supports 4-Channel
1122:16-bit stereo sound
875: –
669:Pioneer LaserActive
390:Samsung Electronics
92:Creative Technology
41:
34:Video gaming format
5128:Panasonic consoles
4635:(acquired in 2021)
4629:(acquired in 2007)
4627:Anchor Electricals
4623:(acquired in 2009)
4617:(acquired in 2012)
4176:Mega Drive/Genesis
3461:Fourth (1987–2004)
3451:Second (1976–1992)
3234:Imagine Publishing
3197:"3DO is number 22"
2945:. October 19, 2019
2520:. pp. 64–76.
2455:The New York Times
2266:The New York Times
2234:The New York Times
2105:The Rev. Rob Times
2086:Imagine Publishing
1718:Sales figures for
1625:interactive movies
1446:The Need for Speed
1387:
1353:The Need for Speed
1279:Virgin Interactive
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1016:The 3DO's RISC CPU
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3471:Sixth (1998–2013)
3466:Fifth (1993–2006)
3456:Third (1983–2003)
3446:First (1972–1980)
3404:Dedicated console
3236:. pp. 24–25.
2734:Missing or empty
2309:"3DO Prices Drop"
2088:. pp. 18–29.
1965:"NG Special: 3DO"
1883:on April 15, 2012
1694:List of 3DO games
1678:3DO Rating System
1513:interactive movie
1392:Alone in the Dark
1372:List of 3DO games
1231:Basic accessories
1104:2 expansion ports
1065:math co-processor
1001:Alone in the Dark
984:Sword and Sorcery
949:light synthesizer
780:The Sanyo 3DO TRY
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309:Best-selling game
148:September 1, 1994
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3541:Nintendo 64
3526:Casio Loopy
3438:Generations
3229:Retro Gamer
3087:Akiba-Games
2983:"3DO Today"
2943:3DO Archive
2814:January 24,
2528:November 2,
2434:January 30,
2081:Retro Gamer
2042:January 26,
1849:Archive.org
1586:Sega Saturn
1564:Nintendo 64
1458:Immercenary
1339:Policenauts
1107:32 KB
960:file system
859:3DO Blaster
680:Sega Saturn
619:Return Fire
598:set-top box
563:Competition
504:PlayStation
471:Dave Needle
356:Dave Needle
268:32 KB
203: 1998
185:KOR₩399,000
5103:1990s toys
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4798:Turntables
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4226:Neo Geo CD
3932:ClickStart
3886:Amiga CD32
3764:VCS (2021)
3744:Atari 7800
3739:Atari 5200
3734:Atari 2600
3536:Neo Geo CD
3516:Amiga CD32
3497:generation
3047:August 11,
3037:Arts Union
2923:August 14,
2696:Ziff Davis
2638:Ziff Davis
2168:"3DO News"
1761:References
1645:Matsushita
1522:Night Trap
1370:See also:
702:End of 3DO
655:releases.
614:multimedia
577:TurboGrafx
483:Atari Lynx
457:, the low
437:Conception
404:multimedia
329:(canceled)
253:2 MB
209:Units sold
179:US$ 699.99
108:Generation
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4720:Panasonic
4584:Panasonic
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4472:Game Wave
4198:Dreamcast
4115:Odyssey 2
4079:Panasonic
3970:Microsoft
3960:HyperScan
3868:Commodore
3812:Terebikko
3759:Flashback
3546:NEC PC-FX
2969:3DO Today
2949:March 15,
2939:"DMB-800"
2727:cite news
2683:"Tidbits"
2558:March 29,
2389:March 28,
2276:April 23,
1854:April 25,
1560:Jaguar CD
1547:Reception
1452:Road Rash
1259:Light gun
1253:Super NES
1187:RF switch
1129:playback.
1051:truecolor
1021:Processor
941:Video CDs
937:Photo CDs
917:megabytes
625:Road Rash
533:at a loss
500:Panasonic
374:Panasonic
323:Successor
182:JP¥79,800
168:1993–1996
80:Panasonic
66:Developer
5067:Category
4882:Toughpad
4832:Bicycles
4765:Consoles
4757:Products
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4660:MCA Inc.
4524:Polymega
4462:DISCover
4421:Goldstar
4292:Socrates
4148:RCA Nuon
4054:GameCube
4031:Nintendo
3993:Xbox One
3988:Xbox 360
3919:LeapFrog
3661:Services
3651:Emulator
3592:Game.com
3575:Handheld
3294:July 31,
3288:Archived
3250:(2001).
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3205:Archived
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2182:Archived
2148:Archived
2036:Archived
1887:July 31,
1820:Archived
1651:See also
1333:Lemmings
1298:revolver
1294:Old West
1249:Logitech
1092:channels
976:homebrew
919:(MB) of
890:Hardware
856:Creative
793:$ 699.99
521:AT&T
475:RJ Mical
463:Nintendo
449:founder
378:GoldStar
360:RJ Mical
350:founder
284:Graphics
165:Lifespan
88:GoldStar
5077:Commons
4932:MicroP2
4867:Panapet
4748:Varicam
4696:Eneloop
4654:Kenwood
4598:Current
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4302:V.Flash
4297:V.Smile
4221:Neo Geo
4212:Neo Geo
4181:Sega CD
4166:SG-1000
4102:Philips
3830:PV-1000
3802:Playdia
3792:Arcadia
3666:History
3556:Playdia
3176:. 1994.
3147:GamePro
2835:GamePro
2809:"昭和戦後史"
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2603:GamePro
2579:GamePro
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1063:Custom
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883:DMB-800
734:Hyundai
721:Samsung
602:US West
573:Betamax
537:US$ 699
517:Toshiba
513:Samsung
432:History
422:Samsung
276:Display
265:Storage
243:ARM CPU
241:custom
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4788:Jungle
4737:Kaizen
4725:Quasar
4689:Brands
4643:Former
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4069:Switch
3947:Mattel
3937:LeapTV
3845:Coleco
3779:Bandai
3754:Jaguar
3614:R-Zone
3551:Pippin
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1796:(12).
1631:Legacy
1537:, and
1490:, and
1455:, and
1434:Slayer
1117:Sound
1058:pixels
929:CD-ROM
903:32-bit
873:Arcade
692:add-on
634:, and
519:, and
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250:Memory
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4862:MN103
4847:Hospi
4825:Other
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4709:Lumix
4700:Eluga
4621:Sanyo
4517:2020s
4503:CT510
4496:2010s
4487:Zeebo
4482:Xavix
4455:2000s
4436:Sanyo
4394:1990s
4353:1980s
4318:1970s
4279:VTech
4064:Wii U
4021:PC-FX
3896:Epoch
3822:Casio
3797:RX-78
3769:2600+
3726:Atari
3602:Color
3495:Fifth
3361:Types
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2703:(PDF)
2686:(PDF)
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2335:$ 500
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1706:Notes
1493:PO'ed
1366:Games
1346:Other
1319:Mouse
1219:Power
1153:Media
1028:ARM60
980:kanji
939:(and
933:CD+Gs
900:ARM60
726:Seoul
712:$ 100
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684:$ 299
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541:$ 599
479:Amiga
459:US$ 3
397:ARM60
382:Sanyo
338:is a
292:Sound
223:Media
198:KOR:
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4544:List
4236:Sony
4158:Sega
4125:CD-i
3983:Xbox
3974:Xbox
3881:CDTV
3749:XEGS
3671:List
3656:Game
3504:Home
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3296:2012
3264:ISBN
3213:2012
3125:2013
3099:2013
3049:2018
2995:2012
2951:2024
2925:2019
2871:2007
2816:2015
2740:help
2560:2016
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2468:2019
2436:2014
2391:2016
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2247:2017
2190:2020
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1889:2012
1856:2018
1828:2023
1728:and
1683:CD-i
1610:SNES
1588:and
1505:Doom
1502:and
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1327:Myst
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259:VRAM
196:1996
98:Type
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4937:MII
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4704:KDK
4650:JVC
4208:SNK
4186:32X
4135:RCA
4059:Wii
4008:NEC
3511:3DO
3260:486
3201:IGN
3152:IDG
2840:IDG
2669:IDG
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