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Panasonic M2

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Despite this, plans for release of the home console were canceled in mid 1997, and in October of the same year, Matsushita started marketing the M2 hardware for use in other markets, such as interactive kiosks. However, several games and miscellaneous software have surfaced since, such as "''IMSA Racing''", "''PonPonLand''" and "''VizHouse''".
 
==Models==
====Interactive Media Player FZ-21S (FZ-21S1TK / FZ-21S1K)====
 
====Interactive Media Player FZ-35S====
 
==Resources==
*Panasonic Press Releases and Operating Manuals
**[https://faberp.tripod.com/m2fz21spr.html Panasonic FZ-21S Press Release (June 1998)]
**[https://faberp.tripod.com/m2fz35spr.html Panasonic FZ-35S Press Release (November 1998)]
**[https://3dodev.com/_media/documentation/manuals/panasonic_fz-21s1k_-_operating_manual_us.pdf FZ-21S1K Operating Instructions, courtesy of 3dodev.com]
**[https://3dodev.com/_media/documentation/manuals/panasonic_fz-35s_-_operating_manual.pdf FZ-35S Operating Instructions, courtesy of 3dodev.com]
*[https://faberp.tripod.com/M2DEV.htm M2 Development Unit FZ-DR21]
[[Category:Consoles]]

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