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The Playdia was colorful Japan-only console made by Bandai which, much like the CD-i and 3DO, was marketed as a multimedia machine instead of a dedicated gaming console, and because of this most of it's library consists of edutainment. Since it received zero third party support, it was a inevitable failure, though almost all of it's titles are licensed from popular anime such as Dragon Ball. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.

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rdfs:comment	The Playdia was colorful Japan-only console made by Bandai which, much like the CD-i and 3DO, was marketed as a multimedia machine instead of a dedicated gaming console, and because of this most of it's library consists of edutainment. Since it received zero third party support, it was a inevitable failure, though almost all of it's titles are licensed from popular anime such as Dragon Ball. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
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abstract	The Playdia was colorful Japan-only console made by Bandai which, much like the CD-i and 3DO, was marketed as a multimedia machine instead of a dedicated gaming console, and because of this most of it's library consists of edutainment. Since it received zero third party support, it was a inevitable failure, though almost all of it's titles are licensed from popular anime such as Dragon Ball. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.

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