Casio Loopy
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Have anyone ever thought about a video game console aimed at female gamers? Well, Casio did, and so they created the Loopy. Needless to say, the idea is as ridiculous as it sounds. It included a built-in printer which allowed the player to print stickers from in-game screenshots, as well as other accessories to help the player make even more stickers. Only eleven games were ever made to it, almost all of them dress-up games.
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[edit | edit source]| Fifth Generation | ||
| Consoles | 3DO - Commodore Amiga CD32 - Capcom CPS Changer - Atari Jaguar - Casio Loopy - SNK Neo Geo CD - Nintendo 64 - NEC PC-FX - Apple Pippin - Bandai Playdia - Sony PlayStation - Sega Saturn | |
| Handhelds | Nintendo Game Boy Color - Tiger game.com - SNK Neo Geo Pocket - Tiger R-Zone - Nintendo Virtual Boy | |