User:Halvorsen brian/video game temps

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Known in Japan as the Sega Mark III • Third generation console
Peripherals	Game controllers • Light Phaser • SegaScope 3-D Glasses • Remote Control System
Technical	3.58 MHz 8-bit Zilog Z80 CPU • 64 kbits boot RAM and 128 kbit video RAM • Texas Instruments SN76489 PSB • Texas Instruments TMS9918A video display processor
Variants	3000 (Snail Maze built-in) • 3005-18 (Alex Kidd in Miracle World built-in)

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Released July 21, 1995 in Japan and August 14, 1995 in North America • US$180 (suggested retail) • 770,000 units sold
Games	3D Tetris • Bomberman: Panic Bomber • Galactic Pinball • Golf • Jack Bros. • Innsmouth no Yakata • Mario Clash • Mario's Tennis

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Preceded by Game & Watch • Succeeded by Game Boy Color • Fourth generation handheld
Versions	Game Boy Pocket • Game Boy Light • Play It Loud!
Technical	4.19 MHz 8-bit Sharp LR35902 core CPU
Accessories	Game Boy Pocket Sonar • Game Boy Camera • Game Boy Printer • Super Game Boy • Transfer Pak • Game Link Cable
Launch games	Alleyway (JP) Super Mario Land (JP) Yakuman (JP) Qix (EU)

Known in Japan as the Super Famicom and in South Korea as the Super Comboy • Fourth generation console

Accessories

Nintendo	SNES Mouse • Super Scope • Nintendo Power • Super Game Boy • Satellaview
Third party	ASCII Turbo Fire • Action Replay • BatterUP • Barcode Battler • Game Genie • Konami Justifier • Miracle Piano Teaching System • Super 8 • Voice-Kun • XBAND • Turbo Touch 360

Launch games

Super Mario World • F-Zero • Pilotwings • SimCity • Gradius III

Hardware

Nintendo S-SMP • 64 kB SRAM • 544 bytes of object attribute memory • 256 × 15 bits of color generator RAM • 128 kB of DRAM • Bit Rate Reduction • Ricoh 5A22

Release dates

November 21, 1990 (JP) • August 23, 1991 (NA) • April 11, 1992 (UK) • June 6, 1992 (EU) • July 3, 1992 (AUS)

Units sold

49.10 million (worldwide) • 17.17 million (JP) • 23.35 million {NA} • 8.58 million EU & AUS)

Models

Preceded by Nintendo Entertainment System • Succeeded by Nintendo 64

Preceded by the Game Boy Color • Succeeded by the Nintendo DS • Sixth generation handheld

Accessories

Known also as the SC-3000 (released as home computer) • Released in Japan and Australia in 1983 • Third generation console

Models

Tecnical

3.4–3.5 MHz NEC µPD780C CPU • 2 kB of RAM • 16 kB of VRAM • Texas Instruments TMS9918 VDC • Texas Instruments SN76489 sound • 256×192 resolution, 16 colours, 32 on-screen sprites

Accessories

SK-1100 keyboard • Speech synthesis unit • Light pen • SF-7000 add-on (SC-3000 expansion)

Preceded by the Game Boy • Succeeded by the Game Boy Advance • Fifth generation handheld

Accessories

Concurrent with Game Boy Advance SP • Succeeded by the Nintendo DS • Sixth generation handheld

Accessories

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Preceded by the Sega Saturn • Sixth generation console
Accessories	Dreamcast VGA • Dreamcast Broadband Adapter • Jump Pack • VMU • Microphone • Dreamcast mouse and keyboard • Fishing Rod • Dreamcast Gun • Arcade Stick • Dreameye • Samba de Amigo maracas • Mad Catz Dream Blaster
Launch games	Soul Calibur • Sonic Adventure • Power Stone • Hydro Thunder • Marvel vs. Capcom • The House of the Dead 2 • NFL 2K
Hardware	200 MHz Hitachi SH4 RISC CPU • 16 MB 64-bit 100 MHz main RAM • 8 MB GPU • 8 MB 4×16-bit 100 MHz video RAM • 2 MB 16-bit 66 MHz sound RAM
Online services	SegaNet • GameSpy • Dreamarena
Models	Sega Sports black model • Electronics Boutique blue model • Divers 2000 CX-1 standalone model • Resident Evil Code: Veronica limited edition models • Hello Kitty pink model • Sakura Taisen model
Units sold	10.60 million (worldwide) • 2.32 million (JP) • 4.28 million(NA) • 1.97 million (EU & AUS) • 2.03 million (other)