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content/museum/epoch-cassette-vision.md

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   - title: CASSETTE VISION
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-  comments:
-  - author: PippoCiccio (Italy)
-    date: Monday 20th February 2023
-    text: As you can see here (https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epoch_Cassette_Vision) the console uses a different NEC D77?C chip for every different game. The Cassette Vision is almost an empty shell$ all the logic is inside the chips (CPU/ram/rom) placed in the cartridges. The NEC D778C and NEC D774C chip have been used already used for "TV baseball" and "TV Vader" consoles.
-  - author: PippoCiccio (Italy)
-    date: Monday 20th February 2023
-    text: As you can see here (https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epoch_Cassette_Vision) the console use a NEC D774C. This same chip is also used in one of the cartridge of the Super Vision. Every cartridge of Super Vision contains a different NEC D77?C chip (The Super Vision console is an empty shell...)
-  - author: The Clothist (Seattle, WA)
-    date: Friday 18th June 2004
-    text: I'm pretty darn sure I remember playing with one of these that a friend had imported from Japan back when I was a kid.
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