Watara SuperVision
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| Watara SuperVision | |
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| Manufacturer: | Watara |
| Alternate Names: | None |
| Announced: | date the console was announced |
| Release date: | JP: date/month in text/year NA: date/month in text/year EU: date/month in text/year AU: date/month in text/year |
| Initial Price: | JP: ? NA: ? EU: ? AU: ? |
| Discontinued: | date discontinued |
Technical Specification
- CPU : 8-bit VLSI
- Screen: 61mm x 61mm (2.37" x 2.37"), yielding 25600 pixels (160 pixels by 160 pixels)
- Power Switch
- Contrast Adjustment
- Direction buttons
- Select button
- Start button
- Volume controller
- A & B buttons
- 4 "AA" Batteries
- External Power Supply Jack (DC6V)
- Speaker built-in
- Headphone jack (unit includes small stereo headphones)
- Two Player Link (communication port).
Games
A full list of Watara SuperVision games documented on GamerWiki can be found at the Watara SuperVision category. Please add any further games to the games to be added page.
(Anything below here in the games section needs to be removed if the game is in blue or moved over to the the games to be added page list if it's in red.)
- Alien
- Brain Power
- Carrier
- Chimera
- Crystball
- Dancing Block
- Eagle Plan
- Galactic Crusader
- Happy Pairs
- Hash Block
- Hero-Kid
- Honey Bee
- Juggler
- Linear Racing
- Olympic Trials
- Penguin Hideout
- Police Bust
- Recycle Design
- Scaffolder
- Soccer Champion
- Space Fighter
- Sssnake
- Super Block
- Tasac 2010
- Tennis Pro '92
- Witty Cat
