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{{sub-stub}}'''Cyber Toy''' is a division of by [[BSComp Ltd.]] officially responsible for the distribution of [[AtGames]] products in Russia (which in turn are endorsed by [[Sega]]). | {{sub-stub}}'''Cyber Toy''' is a division of by [[BSComp Ltd.]] officially responsible for the distribution of [[AtGames]] products in Russia (which in turn are endorsed by [[Sega]]). | ||
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Cyber Toy is a division of by BSComp Ltd. officially responsible for the distribution of AtGames products in Russia (which in turn are endorsed by Sega).
Hardware produced
- CyberShell (2003)
- Arcade Classic (2008)
- Genesis Gencore (2009)
- Micro Drive (200x)
- Arcade Ultimate (2011)
- Micro Drive Festa (201x)
References
- ↑ http://www.cybertoy.ru/o-nas (Wayback Machine: 2020-02-26 01:13)