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WonderSwan Color

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2000–2003

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The WonderSwan Color was launched in December 9, 2000. It would incorporate a color screen while retaining backward compatibility with the original WonderSwan.


Fifth generation video game consoles
Home consoles

FM Towns Marty | 3DO | Amiga CD32 | Atari Jaguar | PlayStation (PSone) | Sega Saturn | Nintendo 64 (64DD) | PC-FX | Playdia | Casio Loopy | Pippin

Handhelds
Sega Nomad (Mega Jet) | Virtual Boy | Design Master | R-Zone | Game.com | Game Boy Color | Neo Geo Pocket (Color) | WonderSwan (Color | SwanCrystal) | PocketStation

Namco

Namco | Bandai Namco Entertainment | D3 Publisher | Cellius | Bandai Namco Partners | Namco Networks

Bandai
Distribution
Bandai | Lantis | Bandai Visual | Bandai Super Video Selection | Bandai Visual USA | Emotion | Emotion Music Company | Bandai Channel | Sunrise (Sunrise Beyond | Bandai Namco Pictures) | Beez Entertainment | ENLIGHTEN

Bandai hardware
Video game consoles
Bandai TV Jack 5000 | Bandai Super Vision 8000 | Bandai Arcadia | Playdia | Apple Bandai Pippin
Handheld consoles
LCD Solarpower | Digi Casse | Design Master Senshi | WonderSwan (Color | SwanCrystal)

Other assets
Hanayashiki | Sotsu

Defunct/Divested
Bandai Entertainment | Banpresto | Entertainment Software Publishing | Monolith Soft | Namco Tales Studio | Nikkatsu

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