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| A Family Game is a ], usually with several games built-in (without requiring extra ] to be functional), with the outer shell designed in a way to mesmerize popular consoles such as the ], the ], the ]/] or the ]. | |||
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| Games on those consoles were often direct copies of games such as ], ] or ], while other times their name or display colours was changed. All of those had from dozens to hundreds of games packed, accepting more games via a ], which could hold more software. The usual Family Game controller port has a standart 9-pin configuration, allowing the console to operate with ] joysticks. | |||
| Since the hardware was made of poor ], assembled in 3rd world asian countries and with no virtual ] costs, those machines marketed as low as a game for a new console, making them very popular with low-income households, dispite being terribly outdated (more recent Family Game machines aren't much better graphically than mid 80's 8-bit consoles). | |||
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