Macintosh Entertainment

Macintosh Entertainment was a console that was the product of a collaboration between Nintendo, Apple, Sony, and Sharp. This console came on the market in 1992 and production was discontinued in 2005, it has 32-bit graphics, visual memory cards that are also portable consoles called Macintosh Entertainment Pocket, internet access, downloadable games and chat with friends and retrocompatibility with Game Boy, SNES and NES games. But the thing does not end there, since it is not only a console, but also a computer, which brings a keyboard, mouse and an insertable monitor to the console.
== Design ==
The appearance of the console is similar to that of the Macintosh LC series, white, gray and black colors, with a slot to insert Floppy disks and CDs, with controls similar to the first XBOX in history, but with a cross and directional sticks similar to the Nintendo 64 and the buttons are also similar to the blue Super Nintendo buttons. That's not all, but they incorporate gadgets that are also portable memories called MEP or Macintosh Entertainment Pocket, a car steering wheel called "Macintosh Drive Fever" and a microphone called Macintosh Song Fever.
There was a revision that came out 3 years after its launch (1995), called "Macintosh Entertainment Legacy" which has a flat screen and a leg, with white and black color, the portable memories are assimilated to the canceled Project Atlantis, It contains a slot where you put a special cartridge that causes the console to continue working despite the fact that the electricity is cut and you are still online, and the backward compatibility was originally intended for that revision but ended up being lost and canceled.
There was another revision called "Macintosh Entertainment 10th anniversary, which the insertable monitor is similar, but the console underwent many changes, adding clear plastic on the front edge of the console, the buttons, the cross and the sticks of the controller, with A more rounded look and the controller added the ZL and ZR triggers to perfect controls, with a 128-bit CPU and backward compatibility with games from the GBA, N64 and Playstation 1 and 2.
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