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Developer | Dreams Come True / Sammy Corporation |
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Manufacturer | Takatoku Toys (Japan) |
Type | Home video game console |
Generation | First generation |
Release date | October 1977 |
Media | Cartridge |
The Video Cassette Rock (ビデオカセットロック) is a first-generation PC-50x home video game console that was produced by Takatoku Toys in 1978.
List of titles released edit
There are 5 games and 2 programs released for Video Cassette Rock[1]
- 95-1 Rhythm box
- 95-2 Sound Effector (synthesizer)
- 95-3 Tank game (AY-3-8700)
- 95-5 Car race (AY-3-8603)
- 95-6 6 Ball games (AY-3-8500)
- 95-7 8 Ball games (AY-3-8600)
- Stunt Rider (???)
References edit
External links edit
- Museum page by The Video Game Kraken