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===Plug 'n Play=== | ===Plug 'n Play=== | ||
* <span title="No Emulators">Densha de GO! Plug 'n Play<sup>‡</sup></span> (hardware manufacturer, based on ''Densha de GO! FINAL'' for PlayStation 2) | * <span title="No Emulators">Densha de GO! Plug 'n Play<sup>‡</sup></span> (hardware manufacturer, based on ''Densha de GO! FINAL'' for PlayStation 2, published by Taito) | ||
* <span title="No Emulators">Densha de GO! Plug 'n Play 2 Sanyo Shinkansen Edition EX <sup>‡</sup></span> (manufacturer and publisher, based on ''Densha de Go! Shinkansen San'yō Shinkansen-hen'' for Wii) | * <span title="No Emulators">Densha de GO! Plug 'n Play 2 Sanyo Shinkansen Edition EX<sup>‡</sup></span> (hardware manufacturer and publisher, based on ''Densha de Go! Shinkansen San'yō Shinkansen-hen'' for Wii under license from Taito) | ||
* <span title="No Emulators">DanceDanceRevolution Classic Mini<sup>‡</sup></span> (hardware manufacturer and publisher, includes songs from ''DanceDanceRevolution'', ''DanceDanceRevolution 2ndMix '' and ''DanceDanceRevolution 3rdMix'') | * <span title="No Emulators">DanceDanceRevolution Classic Mini<sup>‡</sup></span> (hardware manufacturer and publisher, includes songs from ''DanceDanceRevolution'', ''DanceDanceRevolution 2ndMix '' and ''DanceDanceRevolution 3rdMix'' under license from Konami) | ||
===Emulation boxes=== | ===Emulation boxes=== | ||
Latest revision as of 01:12, 8 February 2024
All hardware manufactured is based on ARM technology, using a proprietary SoC (ZUIKI Z7213) based on Allwinner R16 + Mali GP-400; it also runs stuff through a (proprietary?) Linux kernel called Vivid Linux.
Plug 'n Play
[edit | edit source]- Densha de GO! Plug 'n Play‡ (hardware manufacturer, based on Densha de GO! FINAL for PlayStation 2, published by Taito)
- Densha de GO! Plug 'n Play 2 Sanyo Shinkansen Edition EX‡ (hardware manufacturer and publisher, based on Densha de Go! Shinkansen San'yō Shinkansen-hen for Wii under license from Taito)
- DanceDanceRevolution Classic Mini‡ (hardware manufacturer and publisher, includes songs from DanceDanceRevolution, DanceDanceRevolution 2ndMix and DanceDanceRevolution 3rdMix under license from Konami)
Emulation boxes
[edit | edit source]- NES Classic Edition and variants (hardware manufacturer, published by Nintendo)
- SNES Classic Edition (hardware manufacturer, published by Nintendo)
- Genesis Mini / Mega Drive Mini (hardware manufacturer, published by Sega)
- PC Engine mini / TurboGrafx-16 mini (hardware manufacturer, published by Konami)
- Game Gear Micro (hardware manufacturer, published by Sega)
- Astro City Mini (hardware manufacturer, published by Sega Toys)
- Egret II mini (hardware manufacturer, published by Taito)
- Astro City Mini V (hardware manufacturer, published by Sega Toys)
- Genesis Mini 2 / Mega Drive Mini 2 (hardware manufacturer, published by Sega)
- X68000 Z and variants (hardware manufacturer and publisher)