GP32 FLU (GP32-001)
The GP32 is a game console developed by Game Park. The South Korean company installs an ARM chip and uses various displays for the handheld console. The …
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Microsoft Xbox
The XBox is the first American console since Ataris Jaguar five years earlier. It is Microsoft's first step into the console business, except for granted …
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Nintendo Game Boy Advance
In 2001, Nintendo launched the Game Boy Advance (GBA), a successor to Game Boy Color. The hardware is fully backward compatible with an extra CPU, but offers a …
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Nintendo Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable (GTC-005)
Nintendo’s Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable (AGB-005) connects up to four Game Boy Advance consoles for multiplayer games. This includes the Game Boy Advance …
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Nintendo GameCube
After Nintendo remained the last manufacturer to use cartridges with the N64, it adopted DVDs for the GameCube. Unlike the XBox and PS2, however, the GameCube …
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Nintendo GameCube Memory Card (59, 251, 1019)
Nintendo's GameCube console has no permanent memory to store saved games. But there is a slot for memory cards that are available from Nintendo and other …
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Nintendo Pokémon mini
The Pokémon mini is Nintendo's smallest console with interchangeable cartridges. In the collection it is represented with the game Pokémon Puzzle Collection.
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Panasonic Q (SL-GC10)
The Nintendo GameCube is launched in 2001, about five years after the introduction of the DVD. The Sony PlayStation 2 (PS2) and Microsoft Xbox can play DVDs by …
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Para Para Paradise Controller
Para Para is a fast dance style that is very popular in Japan. The aim is to perform predefined movements with the main arm and hand for para-para music. Para …
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Sega Dreamcast Karaoke
With the Dreamcast Karaoke accessory, the Sega Dreamcast console can be upgraded to a Karaoke station. Only the Japanese market is addressed, which is why the …
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SIMPad
Keith & Koep is developing the world's first web pad at the beginning of the new millennium. Siemens will launch the SIMpad in 2001, with a selling price …
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Stadlbauer Moor chicken hunting
Stadlbauer developed the "Moorhuhn hunt" in 2001 as a table top game, with wall projector and light gun. Stadlbauer uses its 9 to 29-year-old target group and …
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