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The Amstrad GX4000 is a modified Amstrad CPC 6128+. Internally, mainly the layout of the board was changed to fit into the housing, externally missing the …
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The development of the Lynx begins under the project name Handy by the company Epyx, but the product fails due to the development costs. Atari takes over the …
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The TT030 is Atari's most powerful ST-family computer, presented at CeBIT in Hanover in 1990 and available in the USA from 1991. A 32 MHz Motorola 68030 and …
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The Gamate is a handheld console of the Taiwanese company Bit Corporation, which aims to create an alternative to the Game Boy of Nintendo in 1990. It is the …
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Game Genie is a series of cheat systems from the British video game developers Codemasters (sale by Galoob and Camerica) which were available for various …
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Commodore manufactures the Amiga 3000 between June 1990 and 1992, which represents a complete new development towards a high-end graphics workstation. The …
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The Commodore C64 Games System (C64GS), which only appeared in Europe, was an attempt to market the Commodore 64 (C64, bread box) as a game console in a …
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The Game Master (also licensed as Systema 2000, Super Game, Game Plus and Game Tronic) entered the handheld market in 1990 against the already established and …
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Open pageThe LaserScope is a headset for the NES with integrated voice control and a light gun. Konami developed both the headset and the game Laser Invasion. To fire …
Open pageThe Com Cable connects two PC Engine GT (TurboExpress in the USA) consoles. This allows two players to play with their mobile consoles.
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The Super Famicom Box is a video game system developed by Nintendo, which contained a pay-to-play mechanism. The box was operated exclusively in Japan in the …
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The PC Engine GT is a portable version of the PC Engine, a stationary video game console from NEC and Hudson Soft. In its Japanese home, the PC Engine GT …
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Sega is disappointed with the performance of the master system on the American market. When the Mega Drive was introduced in the USA in 1990, it was decided to …
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SNK designs the Neo Geo as a game hall hardware that allows exhibitors to exchange games without having to buy a new cabinet each time. In parallel, you offer …
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