WonderSwan Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description

The WonderSwan is a Handheld game console developed by Koto and Bandai. It was developed by the late Gunpei Yokoi. It competes with Nintendo for mainly the 32-bit handheld gaming market. It was later replaced by the WonderSwan Color.

In March of 1999, Bandai released a portable gaming console in Japan that was designed to compete with the Neo Geo Pocket and Game Boy Color. The WonderSwan was available in ten case colors, playable both vertically and horizontally, and features a fairly large library of games.

Table of contents

1 Technical specifications 2 See Also 3 External links

Technical specifications

• CPU: 16-bit processor at 3.072 MHz
• Screen: FSTN reflective LCD
  • Resolution: 224 x 144 pixels
  • 2.49 inch diaganol
• Display performance: Max. 512 characters, max. 128 sprites (32 on one horizontal line), two screens (overlay possible), screen windows and sprite windows.
• Graphics: 8-shade monochrome in the dot matrix section and six icons at the static section.
• Audio:
  • 4-channel digital stereo sound.
  • Built-in mono speaker or optional headphones with stereo adapter.
• Size: 74.3 mm x 121 mm x 24.3 mm
• Weight: 93g (without battery) 110g (with battery)
• Power: 1 AA battery or rechargeable pack, ~30-40 hours playtime
• Connecting Ports : Link Port, Stereo Jack & cartridge port
• Cartridge Capacity: ROM and/or RAM - maximum 128Meg (like Beat Mania)
• Features:

Can be played holding the unit vertically or horizontally.

Built-in EEPROM and 1Kbit RAM for backing up game data.

Several levels of energy-saving control.

See Also

• List of WonderSwan games
• WonderSwan Color

External links

• Official Web site (English)
• Official Web site (Japanese)

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