History of video games/Platforms/Super Cassette Vision

History thumb|Despite the name, the Super Cassette Vision actually used cartridges, as shown here. Launch The Super Cassette Vision was released by Epoch in 1984 to replace the older 1981 Epoch Cassette Vision and the cost reduced 1983 Epoch Cassette Vision Jr.Japanese Company Made Consoles For Girls, And Also Cute Toys https://kotaku.com/when-a-company-makes-consoles-for-girls-and-also-cute-t-1792366190 Kotaku 24 October 2020 en-us On launch the Super Cassette Vision sold well in Japan, as well as in France.Epoch Super Cassette Vision (1984 - late 1980s) https://obsoletemedia.org/epoch-super-cassette-vision/ Museum of Obsolete Media 28 October 2020 8 March 2014 The Super Cassette Vision Lady was launched in 1985 and marketed to women.Super Lady Cassette Vision – The Video Game Kraken http://videogamekraken.com/super-lady-cassette-vision 27 November 2020The Most Unusual Video Game Consoles https://www.pcmag.com/news/the-most-unusual-video-game-consoles 24 October 2020 PCMAG en This was the first notable console to pursue this strategy, later followed by others such as the Casio Loopy.Packwood Lewis In the Loopy: the story of Casio's crazy 90s console https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018-07-15-in-the-loopy-the-story-of-casios-crazy-90s-console 24 October 2020 Eurogamer 15 July 2018 en Technology Compute The Super Cassette Vision used an 8-bit NEC PD7801G CPU (Based on the Z80) clocked at 4 megahertz.OLD-COMPUTERS.COM : The Museum https://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?st=1&c=708 www.old-computers.com 29 October 2020 The system had 128 bytes of RAM and four kilobytes of VRAM. Notable games Lupin III Dragon Ball: Dragon Daihikyō Miner 2049er Boulder Dash Doraemon Nobita's Time Machine the Great Adventure Mappy Pole Position II Gallery Super Cassette Vision Motherboard References Super Cassette Vision Epoch Super Cassette Vision 2100%__NOTOC__