File:Tiger-RZone-XPG-BR.jpg
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DescriptionTiger-RZone-XPG-BR.jpg | The Tiger R-Zone XPG, a portable game console released in 1995. The system was not much different than Tiger's line of dedicated handheld LCD games, and uses swappable LCD screen cartridges. The XPG is the closest model to a standard handheld game console. | |||
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