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First (1972–80)
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3DO Interactive Multiplayer
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Atari Jaguar
Casio Loopy
FM Towns Marty
Nintendo 64
NEC PC-FX
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Playdia
PlayStation
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Design Master Senshi
Game Boy Color
Game.com
Neo Geo Pocket
R-Zone
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