Epoch Barcode Battler
Perhaps the most unusual handheld ever is the Commerce Conflict: Barcode Battler by Epoch. This very successful device in Japan can read barcodes of everyday …
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Epoch Cassette Vision
The Cassette Vision is the only Japanese system in the second generation. Unlike the name suggests, it does not use magnetic tape cassettes, but also modules …
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Epoch Cassette Vision Jr.
The Cassette Vision Jr. is a variant of the Cassette Vision, which is later published and offers fewer functions. Compared to the Cassette Vision, the Jr …
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EPOCH ELECTROTENNIS
The ELECTROTENNIS is the first Japanese Pong console from the Japanese manufacturer Epoch. An antenna cable is not necessary, the console generates a reception …
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Epoch Galaxy II
Epoch Galaxy II is another representative of the mini arcade game concept and a classic toy clone: on this device, the Galaxian developed two years earlier by …
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Game Pocket Computer
Epoch's Game Pocket Computer is far ahead of its time: With an LCD screen with no color representation and a resolution of 75 x 64 pixels, as well as the use …
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