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| − | |discontinued = <small>WW</small> December 20, 2002|predecessor = [[Theorysonic Codear]]<br>[[Theorysonic 3DO]]|successor = [[Theorysonic Chaos]]|website = www.theorysonic.co.ek/spherebox|image1 = SphereBoxGameConsole.png|image2 = SphereBox logo.svg|backward_compatibility = [[Codear CD]]}} |
+ | |discontinued = <small>WW</small> December 20, 2002|predecessor = [[Theorysonic Codear]]<br>[[Theorysonic 3DO]]|successor = [[Theorysonic Chaos]]|website = www.theorysonic.co.ek/spherebox|image1 = SphereBoxGameConsole.png|image2 = SphereBox logo.svg|backward_compatibility = [[Codear CD]]|online_services = [[Sphere Web]]}} |
'''Theorysonic Sphere Box''' is a home video game console developed by [[Theorysonic]]. |
'''Theorysonic Sphere Box''' is a home video game console developed by [[Theorysonic]]. |
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Theorysonic Sphere Box is a home video game console developed by Theorysonic.
History
Theorysonic Sphere Box was launched in 1996, in El Kadsre with the price of $249.99. The console features built-in CD-ROM drive, 3D graphics with a Reality3D processor, and internet online capability. It has similarities to Sony PlayStation One.
Decline
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Game Library
The Sphere Box has over 480+ games.
Reception
On launch, it gained positive reviews.