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Beatmania is a rhythm video game by Konami. It first appeared in arcades and two years later for PlayStation and PlayStation 2. Konami made special controllers …
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The Expansion Pak is a memory extension for the Nintendo 64 console that Nintendo launched in November 1998. It doubles the memory of the game console from 4 …
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The Nintendo Game Boy Color (GBC) joined the Game Boy handheld range in 1998. It was Nintendo’s first console with a colour screen. Players had waited almost …
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The Game Boy Light adds a backlight to the Game Boy Pocket. In addition, the housing has become a bit larger. From the color design there is the light in …
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The Super Game Boy 2, like its predecessor, the Super Game Boy, brings Nintendo Game Boy games to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Super Famicom in …
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Open pagePachinko is a Japanese gambling game, which can be played at home thanks to this controller on the PS1 and PS2. In Japan it is a very successful and widespread …
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The Dreamcast is the first released console of the sixth generation. It is also the last console produced by Sega and marks the end of an era.
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It is rare that the name of an extension (Memory Unit) and its appearance vary. The Sega Visual Memory Unit (VMU) is a permanent memory for the Dreamcast with …
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The Web.it from Web Computers International is a PC DOS 7/Windows 3.1 computer with AMD processor and pre-installed C-64 emulator. To move within the scope of …
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