Hot Wheels Logo — Hot Wheels is the name of a line of models of cars, launched in 1968 by holding toys U.S. Mattel. It was the main competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights of Matchbox models from Tyco.

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Launched on the market on 7 September 1968, the Hot Wheels line of models initially included cars and trucks in scale 1:64. Later models were produced even larger, although the line was mainly famous for models of small cars muscle cars and hot rods. Over the years they have been produced about ten thousand different models of cars. Larry Wood, the first director of the Hot Wheels division of Mattel, had previously worked as a designer of General Motors. More

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Sega Dreamcast Logo — Dreamcast is the seventh and final video game console produced by Sega, was developed in cooperation with Hitachi and Microsoft. The Dreamcast is the successor to the Sega Saturn and was launched to gain ground on the Playstation from Sony and Nintendo 64 for Nintendo, and compete with the successors to these systems. It belongs to the sixth generation of consoles. Stopped production in March 2001 following the decision of Sega of dedicated exclusively to video game programming.

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Its main features are its GD-ROM optical drive and processor Hitachi. The system was the first to provide a modem to play online. This set of games was intended to recapture the market lost to PlayStation from Sony and thus win back lost reputation with Sega Saturn. Was fitted to the console of an optical drive that handles special optical disc format called GD-ROM and finally the design was targeted for online gaming as Xbox (console later). The console was well received in its first day opening but Sega’s booming recalls because the company was suffering from internal problems and economic. More

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Game Boy Logo – Game Boy is a series of portable game machines powered by batteries (except for model SP and Micro) and marketed by Nintendo. It is one of the most sold to date. Began as an experimental model of partial console, and in its first year it sold relatively poorly (Mega Drive from SEGA, for example, sold 2 million consoles her first year on the market), around 4 million units worldwide. However, with the arrival of the phenomenon Tetris and the great support of licensees working for NES and Super Nintendo (Capcom, Konami, Enix / Quintet, Namco, Culture Brain, Jaleco, Interplay, Ocean, Square …) sales soared. Among the classical model and the version with color, were sold 118.69 million units.

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The Game Boy Advance end more than 81.51 million. In total, over 200 million systems under the brand ‘Game Boy’ have sold since the early 90’s until the mid-first decade of the century. The other Nintendo handheld, the Nintendo DS has sold since its launch in late 2004 to December 2008 more than 90 million units, renewing the success of Nintendo’s handheld market. More

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Xbox 360 Logo — Xbox 360 is the second video game console produced by Microsoft. It was developed in collaboration with IBM and ATI and released in North America, Japan, Europe and Australia between 2005 and 2006. His service Xbox Live allows players to compete online and download content such as arcade games, demos, trailers, television and movies. The Xbox 360 is the successor to the Xbox, and competes against the PlayStation 3 from Sony and Wii from Nintendo as part of the seventh generation of video.

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The main characteristics are its central processing unit based on an IBM PowerPC and GPU technology that supports the Unified Shaders. The system incorporates a special port for adding an external hard drive and is compatible with most devices with connector USB through its USB 2.0 ports. The accessories of this system can be used in a personal computer such as steering wheel controls and the Xbox 360. More

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PlayStation Portable Logo — PlayStation Portable or PSP is a handheld game console of the multinational of origin Japan, Sony Computer Entertainment, for games and multimedia. Was launched on December 12, 2004 in Japan. The review PSP “slim” console was launched in September 2007. In August 2008, is released for sale the PSP-3000.

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The self-styled “game system portable station” is a console with internal memory, memory card slot, optical disc player, TV-out, screen in widescreen (16:9) of 4 inches with a definition of 480 × 272 pixels, capable of displaying 16,770,000 colors color range also features integrated stereo speakers, ability to play various media formats such as MP4 video, listen to your music while playing games like Grand Theft Auto bestsellers Liberty City Stories or Grand Theft Auto Vice City Stories, feature MP3, video recorder, photo viewer, integrated microphone, USB 2.0, wireless, Internet access, 3D games, lithium battery, accessories … (depending on version ) Today, this device can perform many of the functions of a video game console, a desktop computer, mobile phone art: movies, games, surf the Internet, play audio files, etc. More

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PlayStation 3 Logo — PlayStation 3 (also known as PS3) is the third video game console manufactured by Sony Computer Entertainment and successor to the PlayStation 2 as part of the brand PlayStation. The PlayStation 3 competes against the Xbox 360 from Microsoft and Wii of Nintendo as part of the seventh generation of video. An important feature that distinguishes the PlayStation 3 from its predecessors is its unified service for online gaming, the PlayStation Network, which contrasts with Sony’s previous policy of relying on game developers to play online.

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Other important features of the console include its robust multimedia capabilities, connectivity with the PlayStation Portable (and more recently with the 4.0 update to its successor, PlayStation Vita) and its main optical disc format HD, Blu- ray Disc, as its primary storage medium. The PS3 also supports Blu-ray Profile 2.0, because it can interact online with extras for movies and games. More

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