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The Super Famicom Play Station is a prototype Super NES console developed by Sony, in co-operation with Nintendo. It was never released to the public.
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'''Prototype consoles''' are consoles that have had a physical build made but for some reason not been released, Such as lack of faith in the console being successful or disagreements within the company/companies.Some prototypes do (highly likely without permission from the developers) get sold to collectors, the exact relationship between the seller and the company is generally unknown.=RDI Halcyon={{Infobox console|title = RDI Halcyon|logo = RDI Halcyon.png|logowidth = 160px|developer = RDI Video Systems|type = [[:Category:Home consoles|Home video game console]]|generation = [[:Category:Third-generation video game consoles|Third generation]]|release = 1985 (planned)|emulated = {{✗}}}}The '''[[wikipedia:Halcyon (console)|Halcyon]]''' is a [[LaserDisc]]-based, third-generation home video game console produced by RDI Video Systems. The System was planned to be released in January 1985, priced at {{Inflation|USD|2500|1985}}. This would have made it the most expensive console of all time. However, it does not appear that it ever reached retailers, and less than a dozen prototype units exist. Only two games for it were completed: *'''Raiders vs. Chargers''' (released in arcades by Bally Midway as '''NFL Football''') *'''Thayer's Quest''' (released in arcades by RDI, then for other systems by Interplay as '''Kingdom: The Far Reaches''').==Emulators==MAME can emulate the arcade board hardware and ROMs. https://n4g.com/news/2489384/the-cancelled-console-3do-m2-games-can-be-emulated-in-mame =Sega Jupiter=https://segaretro.org/Sega_Jupiterplaceholder text =Sega Neptune=https://segaretro.org/Sega_Neptuneplaceholder text =Sega Pluto=https://segaretro.org/Sega_Plutoplaceholder text =Nintendo PlayStation=={{Main|Super Nintendo emulators#Hardware variants}}
{{Infobox console
|title = Nintendo PlayStation
|image logo = Nintendo PlayStationSony-playstation prototype.pngjpg|logowidth = 160
|developer = [[:Sony]]<br/>[[:Nintendo]]
|type = [[:Category:Home consoles|Home video game console]]
|generation = [[:Category:Fourth-generation_video_game_consoles|Fourth generation]]<br/>[[:Category:Fifth-generation_video_game_consoles|Fifth generation]]
|successor = [[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]]
|emulated = {{~}}
}}
The '''Super Famicom CD-ROM Adapter''' (a.k.a '''<abbr title="Super NES CD-ROM System">"SNES-CD"</abbr>''' and "'''Nintendo PlayStation'''") is a prototype add-on for the [[Super Nintendo]]. developed by Sony, in co-operation with Nintendo. It was never released to the public. ==Emulators=={| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"|-! scope="col"|Name! scope="col"|Platform(s)! scope="col"|Latest Version! scope="col"|<abbr title="Free/Libre and Open-Source Software">FLOSS</abbr>! scope="col"|Active|-|NO$SNS|{{Icon|Win}}|v1.6|{{Main✗}}|Super_Nintendo_emulators#Hardware_variants{{✗}}|}
==Super Famicom Play Station=Panasonic M2=
{{Infobox console
|title = Super Famicom Play StationPanasonic M2|image logo = Super Famicom Play Stationpanasonic-m2.png|imagecaption = Pictured: FZ-21S Model|developer = [[:Sony]]<br/>[[:Nintendo3DO Company|3DO]]
|type = [[:Category:Home consoles|Home video game console]]
|generation = [[:Category:SixthFifth-generation_video_game_consolesgeneration video game consoles|Sixth Fifth generation]]|successor release = Canceled|predecessor = [[PlayStation 3DO emulators|PlayStation3DO]]|emulated = {{N✗}}
}}
:''Not to be confused with [[Konami M2|Konami M2]], although they do share some history.'' The '''Panasonic M2''', also known as '''3DO M2''' or simply '''M2''', is a 64-bit, fifth-generation home video game console meant to be released by Matsushita (Panasonic) in 1997. Developed by The 3DO Company, M2 featured a CPU comprised of dual PowerPC 602s clocked @ 66 MHz, alongside a custom ASIC chip codenamed "Bulldog", which handled several audiovisual elements. After system specifications were sold to Matsushita in early 1996, the company made a deal with Konami to produce arcade hardware based on the specifications (See [[Konami M2|'''Konami M2''']]). 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''". ==Emulators=={{no current emulators}} ==Models=====Interactive Media Player FZ-21S (FZ-21S1TK / FZ-21S1K)===The system uses a case design identical to what was intended for the finalized M2 console. Additionally, it is much more rare than the FZ-35S. ===Interactive Media Player FZ-35S===Uses a completely different case design, has 16MB of RAM and features a DVD-ROM drive. Other than that, the hardware is identical to the FZ-21S. ==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]*''Software''**[https://hiddenpalace.org/Category:Panasonic_M2_prototypes IMSA Racing and 3DO M2 Shooter Demo prototypes]**[https://archive.org/details/3DODemoDisc 3DO M2 Demo Disc, by Video Game Esoterica]**[https://archive.org/details/3-dom-2-viz VizHouse, dumped by Video Game Esoterica]**[https://3dodev.com/software/roms FZ-35S BIOS, courtesy of 3dodev.com]*''Operating System''**[https://github.com/trapexit/portfolio_os_m2 3DO M2 Portfolio OS v3.0, released by trapexit]**[https://archive.org/details/m-2-src-pre-release M2 Portfolio OS 1996-11-26 Snapshot, released by EagleSoft] **[https://3dodev.com/documentation/development_documents/m2_releases 3DO M2 Release 2.7 Documents]*''Miscellaneous''**[https://faberp.tripod.com/M2DEV.htm M2 Development Unit FZ-DR21] =See also=*[[Preservation projects]] (especially Hidden Palace and LostMediaWiki)*[[Development Kits]]*[[Console-specific_development_wikis]] =External links==
*[https://playstation.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Prototype_consoles PlayStation Fandom: Prototype consoles].
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