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| − | | region=NZ | + | | region=NZ (Black Cassette) |
| + | | cover=Sprite Editor SC3000 NZ Cover.jpg | ||
| + | | manual=Sprite Editor SC3000 NZ Manual.PDF | ||
| + | | cassette=Sprite Editor SC3000 NZ Cassette Alt.jpg | ||
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| + | {{Scanbox | ||
| + | | console=SC-3000 | ||
| + | | region=NZ (White Cassette) | ||
| cover=Sprite Editor SC3000 NZ Cover.jpg | | cover=Sprite Editor SC3000 NZ Cover.jpg | ||
| manual=Sprite Editor SC3000 NZ Manual.PDF | | manual=Sprite Editor SC3000 NZ Manual.PDF | ||
Revision as of 09:33, 9 July 2015
| Sprite Editor | |||||
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| System(s): SC-3000 | |||||
| Publisher: Grandstand | |||||
| Developer: Grandstand | |||||
| Genre: ETC | |||||
| Number of players: 1 | |||||
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Sprite Editor is a piece of SC-3000 software released exclusively in New Zealand. It is a very basic graphics tool allowing you to create sprites.
Physical Scans
| SC-3000, NZ (Black Cassette) |
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 Cover
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 Cassette  Manual |
| SC-3000, NZ (White Cassette) |
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Cover
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 Cassette Manual |