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{{DISPLAYTITLE:iQue Player}} | {{DISPLAYTITLE:iQue Player}} | ||
| + | [[File:iQue Player.png|thumb|An '''iQue Player'''.]] | ||
| − | The '''iQue Player''' is a game console created by iQue and BroadOn (formerly Routefree, later iGware, now Acer Cloud) in partnership with Nintendo, released only in China. Based on the | + | The '''iQue Player''' is a game console created by iQue and BroadOn (formerly Routefree, later iGware, now Acer Cloud) in partnership with Nintendo, released only in China in late 2003. Based on the Nintendo 64, the iQue Player adds features like removable [[NAND]] flash memory, PC connectivity (via USB), slightly better performance, and 14 different [[games]] translated into Simplified Chinese. |
[[Category:Hardware]] | [[Category:Hardware]] | ||
Revision as of 09:28, 25 March 2018
The iQue Player is a game console created by iQue and BroadOn (formerly Routefree, later iGware, now Acer Cloud) in partnership with Nintendo, released only in China in late 2003. Based on the Nintendo 64, the iQue Player adds features like removable NAND flash memory, PC connectivity (via USB), slightly better performance, and 14 different games translated into Simplified Chinese.