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-Released by Mattel on {{#formatdate:2006-10-23|mdy}}, the '''HyperScan''' quickly gained a reputation as one of the worst game consoles ever made. It was panned by critics and players for its long loading times, stemming from the choice of CD-ROMs as a storage media, which its hardware could not handle well, making it unreliable; content locked behind trading cards and the resulting neverending cost of operation (the cards, costing {{Inflation|USD|10|2006}} per-pack for a random selection of cards, were required for the games to work).
+Released by Mattel on {{#formatdate:2006-10-23|mdy}}, the '''HyperScan''' quickly gained a reputation as one of the worst game consoles ever made. It was panned by critics and players for:
+* Locking content behind trading cards.
+* The neverending cost of operation (the cards, costing {{Inflation|USD|10|2006}} per-pack for a random selection of cards, were required for the games to work)
+* Long loading times (stemming from the choice of CD-ROMs as a storage media, which its hardware could not handle well)
+* Unreliable hardware (the scanner for the cards often didn't work correctly)
+The HyperScan has also not aged well, finding a working system these days can be a challenge.
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