iQue Player
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Manufacturer | iQue | |
Type | stationary game console | |
generation | fifth generation of consoles | |
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Main processor | R-4300 64Bit CPU, 93.75 MHz | |
Storage media | Flash memory , cartridge | |
Most successful game | Dr. Mario 64 | |
predecessor | Nintendo 64 |
The iQue Player , also Shén Yóu Ji ( Chinese 神游 机 ), is a stationary game console released in 2003 by the manufacturer iQue for the Chinese market. IQue is a joint venture company of the Japanese manufacturer Nintendo .
It just consists of a controller that is connected to the television . The game modules are plugged into the controller. Thanks to the inexpensive technology, iQue was able to reduce the sales price to a minimum and thus adapt itself optimally to the Chinese market.
The games for the iQue Player are not only sold via modules but also via download terminals in toy shops.
Technical specifications
The iQue Player is based on the Nintendo 64 , but operates a single chip system to reduce size. N64 games that have been specially adapted to the system can be played.
- Processor : 64-bit R-4300 (93.75 MHz)
- Memory: 4 MB Rambus
- Graphics: 100,000 polygons / second, 2.09 million colors
- Sound: ADPCM 64
Games
A total of 14 games were released from 2003 to 2006.
- Wave Race 64
- Star Fox 64
- Dr. Mario 64
- Super mario 64
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
- Mario kart 64
- F-Zero X
- Yoshi's story
- Paper Mario
- Sin and Punishment
- Excitebike 64
- Super Smash Bros.
- Custom Robo
- Animal Crossing