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I don't have enough points to comment, but here's what I got.

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Battlefield 1942 was ported to console and one could say it has been "flying" up in popularity since then. or it could be the game "1942" released for arcade in 1984 and ported to the Famicom console in 1985. It's a scrolling flying shooter.

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Might refer to the Magnavox Odyssey created in 1972 which was a digital console but widely mistakenly consideredmistaken to be an analog console.

Oops just saw Rauwyn's answer for 9.

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Playstation 1 risc R3000 I believe had 32bits.

I don't have enough points to comment, but here's what I got.

2:

Battlefield 1942 was ported to console and one could say it has been "flying" up in popularity since then. or it could be the game "1942" released for arcade in 1984 and ported to the Famicom console in 1985. It's a scrolling flying shooter.

5:

Might refer to the Magnavox Odyssey created in 1972 which was a digital console but widely mistakenly considered to be an analog console.

Oops just saw Rauwyn's answer for 9.

9:

Playstation 1 risc R3000 I believe had 32bits.

I don't have enough points to comment, but here's what I got.

2:

Battlefield 1942 was ported to console and one could say it has been "flying" up in popularity since then. or it could be the game "1942" released for arcade in 1984 and ported to the Famicom console in 1985. It's a scrolling flying shooter.

5:

Might refer to the Magnavox Odyssey created in 1972 which was a digital console but widely mistaken to be an analog console.

Oops just saw Rauwyn's answer for 9.

9:

Playstation 1 risc R3000 I believe had 32bits.

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mchoy25
mchoy25
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I don't have enough points to comment, but here's what I got.

2:

Battlefield 1942 was ported to console and one could say it has been "flying" up in popularity since then. or it could be the game "1942" released for arcade in 1984 and ported to the Famicom console in 1985. It's a scrolling flying shooter.

5:

Might refer to the Magnavox Odyssey created in 1972 which was a digital console but widely mistakenly considered to be an analog console.

Oops just saw Rauwyn's answer for 9.

9:

Playstation 1 risc R3000 I believe had 32bits.

I don't have enough points to comment, but here's what I got.

5:

Might refer to the Magnavox Odyssey created in 1972 which was a digital console but widely mistakenly considered to be an analog console.

Oops just saw Rauwyn's answer for 9.

9:

Playstation 1 risc R3000 I believe had 32bits.

I don't have enough points to comment, but here's what I got.

2:

Battlefield 1942 was ported to console and one could say it has been "flying" up in popularity since then. or it could be the game "1942" released for arcade in 1984 and ported to the Famicom console in 1985. It's a scrolling flying shooter.

5:

Might refer to the Magnavox Odyssey created in 1972 which was a digital console but widely mistakenly considered to be an analog console.

Oops just saw Rauwyn's answer for 9.

9:

Playstation 1 risc R3000 I believe had 32bits.

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mchoy25
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I don't have enough points to comment, but here's what I got. Oops

5:

Might refer to the Magnavox Odyssey created in 1972 which was a digital console but widely mistakenly considered to be an analog console.

Oops just saw Rauwyn's answer for 9.

9:

Playstation 1 risc R3000 I believe had 32bits.

I don't have enough points to comment, but here's what I got. Oops just saw Rauwyn's answer.

9:

Playstation 1 risc R3000 I believe had 32bits.

I don't have enough points to comment, but here's what I got.

5:

Might refer to the Magnavox Odyssey created in 1972 which was a digital console but widely mistakenly considered to be an analog console.

Oops just saw Rauwyn's answer for 9.

9:

Playstation 1 risc R3000 I believe had 32bits.

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mchoy25
mchoy25
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