World Games (video game console): Difference between revisions
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'''''World Games''''' was an [[LCD]] [[video game console]] designed by [[Tiger Electronics]]. It was the ninth game in the Epyx [[Games|''Games'' series]]. | '''''World Games''''' was an [[LCD]] [[video game console]] designed by [[Tiger Electronics]]. It was the ninth game in the [[Epyx]] [[Games|''Games'' series]]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:30, 8 November 2024
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| Designer | Tiger Electronics |
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| Manufacturer | Tiger Electronics |
| CPU | Sharp SM-510 |
| Graphics | liquid crystal display |
| Memory | N/A |
| Media | discrete circuitry |
| Released | Canada: 1988 |
| Added to Museum | September 22, 2024 |
World Games was an LCD video game console designed by Tiger Electronics. It was the ninth game in the Epyx Games series.
