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	Vidgame.net: Bandai Playdia
		The Bandai Playdia was released in 1994 in Japan.
		The controller utilizes infrared waves instead of cords to communicate with the Playdia.It is shown detached from the Playdia.
		Sample 6 Tail AV Leads for the Playdia
	www.vidgame.net /BANDAI/playdia.htm (218 words)

	Dark Watcher's Console History
		The Playdia Quick Interactive System was one of Bandai’s next attempt at entering the videogame console industry.
		The Playdia controller used infrared waves instead of cords and was made to be used either on or away from the machine (see images).
		Collectors or fans of the cartoon series may have had slight interest in it, but it was not enough to make an impact.The console was a failure for Bandai.
	darkwatcher.psxfanatics.com /console/playdia.htm (272 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Playdia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Playdia Quick Interactive System was one of Bandai’s next attempt at entering the videogame console industry.
		Collectors or fans of the cartoon series may have had slight interest in it, but it was not enough to make an impact.The console was a failure for Bandai.
		The footage used in the two PlayDia games is the exact same footage released to home video as the "Official Visual Guides" a year earlier (it's slightly more pixelated in its compression for the video game system, but it's still the same footage).
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Playdia (339 words)

	playdia emulator
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	hometown.aol.com /vaha041/playdia-emulator.html (242 words)

	Daizenshuu EX - There is no OVA! - History
		Imagine in the image of the Nintendo 64 in America with the physical style of the Super Famicom in Japan, make it CD-based, and you've got your Playdia The system even used wireless controllers (so children could play with their parents from the comfort of their couches, of course!).
		The footage used in the two Playdia games is the exact same footage released to home video as the "Official Visual Guides" a year earlier (it's slightly more pixelated in its compression for the video game system, but it's still the same footage).
		While the footage for this feature wasn't "remastered" (as the rest of the series was), it finally received another release on a decent home format.
	www.daizex.com /general/playdia (1233 words)

	MVS (arcade)
		It was an ingenious piece of arcade hardwere with a main PCB which contained 1, 2, 4 or 6 slots depending on which board the arcade owner invested in.
		This allowed gamers to select from up to 6 different games (You may remember the old Nintendo Playdia arcade system which gave gamers a choice of 10 feeble NES games).
		When a game started to lose popularity, the arcade owner could just order new game cartridges (which came with moves stickers and marquee headers) and could swap out games in less than a minute.
	www.animemetro.com /control.cfm?ID=73 (185 words)

	Playdia
		The Bandai Playdia was a very minor game system in the 1990's.
		There were also some seiyuu games (games in which the seiyuu actually appear in person) released for this system too.
		The seiyuu games, in the Playdia V series, were as follows.
	www.usagi.org /~doi/seiyuu/games/playdia.html (59 words)

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