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The NextGen Bluevolt (more commonly called "Bluevolt") is the first home console gaming system created by NextGen Solo. It's control scheme is modeled after the Wii U, though with a much smaller and more egronomic frame. Also like the Wii U, it outputs full 1080p resolution graphics. The two newest models are the Bluevolt S and the Bluevolt X.

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  • NextGen Bluevolt
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  • The NextGen Bluevolt (more commonly called "Bluevolt") is the first home console gaming system created by NextGen Solo. It's control scheme is modeled after the Wii U, though with a much smaller and more egronomic frame. Also like the Wii U, it outputs full 1080p resolution graphics. The two newest models are the Bluevolt S and the Bluevolt X.
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  • The Bluevolt S and X.
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  • Sleek system design w/ hideable disc drive. Egronomic controller with 2.7'' touchscreen. Accelermoter/gyroscope motion controls w/ console built-in sensor bar.
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  • The NextGen Bluevolt (more commonly called "Bluevolt") is the first home console gaming system created by NextGen Solo. It's control scheme is modeled after the Wii U, though with a much smaller and more egronomic frame. Also like the Wii U, it outputs full 1080p resolution graphics. The two newest models are the Bluevolt S and the Bluevolt X.
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