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| − | {{stub}}The '''PV-2000''' is a Japanese 8-bit home computer released by Casio in 1983. It was released around the same time as their [[PV-1000]], but despite the similar names software is not compatible between the two machines. The PV-2000 has a similar architecture to the [[SG-1000]], resulting in a very close port of [[Sega-Galaga|Galaga]] between the two. | + | {{stub}}The '''PV-2000''' is a Japanese 8-bit home computer released by Casio in 1983. It was released around the same time as their [[PV-1000]] console, but despite the similar names software is not compatible between the two machines. The PV-2000 has a similar architecture to the [[SG-1000]], resulting in a very close port of [[Sega-Galaga|Galaga]] between the two. |
===PV-2000 games also released for Sega systems=== | ===PV-2000 games also released for Sega systems=== | ||
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The PV-2000 is a Japanese 8-bit home computer released by Casio in 1983. It was released around the same time as their PV-1000 console, but despite the similar names software is not compatible between the two machines. The PV-2000 has a similar architecture to the SG-1000, resulting in a very close port of Galaga between the two.