TCP WonderBox

==Summary/Conception==
The TCP WonderBox is the first console ever released by Toon Cat Productions Inc., and it has a pretty interesting backstory. Originally, when asked, Amber Browne said that her company was probably never going to release their own consoles. After all, they were technically just a second-party company; there was no real reason to try and make a whole new console. However ,as the company started making more and more original games, the idea started to gain more appeal. Finally, several years after Toon Cat Productions was founded, the company announced that it would be releasing the TCP Wonderbox in September that year.
The console has multiple features, many inspired by other consoles (both real and on Fantendo), with it focusing more on it's games than solely novelty. It even boasts it's own social media/video streaming service, inspired partly by Lonestar on the Pharo console, which was one of Amber's personal favorites.
Toon Cat Productions has also ported many older Nintendo titles, even going as far back as old Game Boy and NES games. Of course, some of the games had to use altered controls, especially the old titles. It was especially a challenge to reboot the Game Boy games, since they had to convert the images from being on a small screen on a handheld to being displayed on large, high quality TVs.
==Release and Reception==
The WonderBox was released in the September of 20XX, and is becoming a moderate success in the USA, selling around 11 Million in America alone. Meanwhile, over 15 million units have been sold in Japan so far, and a total of 62 million units have been sold across various European countries, and around 27 million have been sold across the continent of South America. One of it's notable qualities is that it has been sold across every inhabited continent. In fact, 5 months after all of it's releases, Toon Cat Productions sent 3 boxed WonderBoxes, along with a receipt, into a remote area of Antarctica. This allowed Toon Cat Productions to joke that their console was 'the only one to have been sold in all 7 continents'. The boxed consoles still remain there today.
The console has gotten both praise and criticism. On one hand, reviewers praised the game for it's astounding graphics quality and solid controls, but also call it out for it's lack of originality in it's design and concept. Most of the original games released for it have at least gotten some mild praise.
==List of Original Games==
*Quest of the Deku Princess
*Fandom Fighters: The Mashup Begins
*Werner Werman in: Danger in Deutschland!
*Super Mario Zoo! Animal Adventures.
*Kirby Soccer League 20XX
*And more will be added! Please leave suggestions!
==List of Imported Games==
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==Mascot==
The Mascot of the TCP Wonderbox is Mr. Buttons, who is also the mascot of Toon Cat Productions. You first meet him when you first turn on the console. He will greet you sweetly, before instructing you about various features of the Wonderbox, first by helping you create an account. He then shows you how to use various features on the Wonderbox, including the control settings, the social media/streaming sevice PawPad, the ToonCat G-Shop (Short for Game Shop), and various other apps and features.
  After the first online update for the console, users can now dress up Mr. Buttons in various attire, such as tuxedos, tutus, wigs, and other kind of silly attire. Despite being male, Amber says that he doesn't mind the wigs and tutus; it's a miracle that, as a cat, he likes dressing up at all.
==Other Features==
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