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Old 05-14-2023, 10:57 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by Sepholio View Post
I always thought the Turbo Grafx-16 seemed awesome.

Neo Geo too but the damn games were the price of a console. Like 2-300 bucks per game. I know you said money is no object but screw that. Never. I'll just play the one on display at the Sams Club.

Remember seeing stuff about 3DO as well at the time, and it seemed neat, but it was overshadowed by others pretty quickly.

Does the Sega 32X expansion count? Or Sega CD? What about the lolVirtual Boy?
I'm not really counting the peripherals because they were just add-ons as opposed to a completely separate console. If you wanted one, I suppose there's no harm in including them. The Virtual Boy, though? I guess it sort of counts, but it was released so many years after these other ones that I don't really put them in the same bunch.
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