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The eMote portable multimedia devices sold, produced by order INT Corporation and distributed in Russia and CIS countries by INT Europe (part of Proyavlyay Emotsii Holding)
Contents
eMote
The first eMote is a stationary console resembling the Nintendo Wii. An interesting fact is that the console is compatible not with Mega Drive but with a clone called Mega Drive Portable. It also contains its own games, not related to Mega Drive.
Console
Controller
Controller (Six Button)
Manual
| Mega Drive, RU (Family Sport 9 in 1) |
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 Cover
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| Mega Drive, RU (Family Sport 43 in 1) |
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eMote Alloy
eMote Sketch
eMote Wave
eMote Gale
eMote Else
Magazine articles
- Main article: EMote/Magazine articles.
External links
- Official website (Russian) (archive)
References