HyperScan - Revision history

DogToon64 at 00:56, 23 March 2023

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DogToon64 at 05:25, 19 February 2023

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Superjustinbros at 18:20, 24 July 2020

2020-07-24T18:20:38Z

Superjustinbros: /* Emulation */

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‎Emulation

Pingu! at 13:18, 4 September 2019

2019-09-04T13:18:25Z

Pingu! at 04:21, 29 May 2019

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The '''HyperScan''' is a console created by Mattel.

The console utilized a RFID scanner to load characters from special "cards" that were sold as separate booster packs and received a lot of negative feedback for its lack of performance.

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 [[File:Hyperscan.jpg|frameless|right]]
-The '''HyperScan''' is a console created by Mattel.
+The '''HyperScan''' is a console created by Mattel and was released on October 23, 2006.
-The console utilized an RFID scanner to load characters from special "cards" that were sold as separate booster packs. Despite its anticipated success, the HyperScan received a lot of negative feedback for its lack of performance and the quality of the games released for it, and the console ultimately only received five games (three platformers and two fighting games, three of which were ''Marvel'' licenses) before it was discontinued.
+The console utilized an radio-frequency identification (RFID) scanner to load characters from special "cards" that were sold as separate booster packs. Despite its anticipated success, the HyperScan received a lot of negative feedback for its lack of performance and the quality of the games released for it. The console ultimately only received five games (three platformers and two fighting games, three of which were ''Marvel'' licenses) before it was discontinued.
 ==Emulation==
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 The '''HyperScan''' is a console created by Mattel.
-The console utilized a RFID scanner to load characters from special "cards" that were sold as separate booster pack. Despite its anticipated success, the Hyperscan received a lot of negative feedback for its lack of performance and the quality of the games released for it, and the console ultimately only received five games (three platformers and two fighting games, three of which were ''Marvel'' licenses) before it was discontinued.
+The console utilized an RFID scanner to load characters from special "cards" that were sold as separate booster packs. Despite its anticipated success, the HyperScan received a lot of negative feedback for its lack of performance and the quality of the games released for it, and the console ultimately only received five games (three platformers and two fighting games, three of which were ''Marvel'' licenses) before it was discontinued.
 ==Emulation==
 Currently, no completed emulators exist for the console due to the idea of attempting to implement an RFID scanner to load character cards required to unlock characters and functions or play and/or beat certain levels of each game.

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 The '''HyperScan''' is a console created by Mattel.
-The console utilized a RFID scanner to load characters from special "cards" that were sold as separate booster pack. Despite its anticipated success, the Hyperscan received a lot of negative feedback for its lack of performance.
+The console utilized a RFID scanner to load characters from special "cards" that were sold as separate booster pack. Despite its anticipated success, the Hyperscan received a lot of negative feedback for its lack of performance and the quality of the games released for it, and the console ultimately only received five games (three platformers and two fighting games, three of which were ''Marvel'' licenses) before it was discontinued.
 ==Emulation==
 Currently, no completed emulators exist for the console due to the idea of attempting to implement an RFID scanner to load character cards required to unlock characters and functions or play and/or beat certain levels of each game.

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−	Currently, no completed emulators exist for the console, due to the idea of attempting to implement an RFID scanner to load character cards required to beat certain levels of each game.	+	Currently, no completed emulators exist for the console due to the idea of attempting to implement an RFID scanner to load character cards required to unlock characters and functions or play and/or beat certain levels of each game.

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	The '''HyperScan''' is a console created by Mattel.		The '''HyperScan''' is a console created by Mattel.

−	The console utilized a RFID scanner to load characters from special "cards" that were sold as separate booster ~~packs and~~ received a lot of negative feedback for its lack of performance.	+	The console utilized a RFID scanner to load characters from special "cards" that were sold as separate booster pack. Despite its anticipated success, the Hyperscan received a lot of negative feedback for its lack of performance.
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		+	==Emulation==
		+	Currently, no completed emulators exist for the console, due to the idea of attempting to implement an RFID scanner to load character cards required to beat certain levels of each game.

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	The '''HyperScan''' is a console created by Mattel.		The '''HyperScan''' is a console created by Mattel.

	The console utilized a RFID scanner to load characters from special "cards" that were sold as separate booster packs and received a lot of negative feedback for its lack of performance.		The console utilized a RFID scanner to load characters from special "cards" that were sold as separate booster packs and received a lot of negative feedback for its lack of performance.