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Backward compatibility

Backward compatibility

Technological ability to interact with older technologies.

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    7%

  2. Legacy system

    Old computing technology or system that remains in use.

    5.1%

  3. GameCube

    Video game console by Nintendo.

    5.1%

  4. GameCube controller

    Primary game controller for the GameCube.

    4.1%

  5. Interoperability

    Ability of systems to work with each other.

    3.2%

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    System allowing a device to imitate another.

    2.6%

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    Free incomplete Windows NT-like operating system.

    2.3%

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    Home video game console by Sony.

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    Home video game consoles.

    1.8%

  10. Operating system

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    Hybrid video game console.

    5.7%

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    Home video game console by Sony.

    4.9%

  3. Nintendo Switch

    Hybrid video game console.

    4.8%

  4. PlayStation 2

    Home video game console by Sony.

    4%

  5. Game Boy Advance

    Handheld game console by Nintendo.

    2.8%

  6. Xbox Series X and Series S

    Home video game consoles.

    2.7%

  7. Python (programming language)

    General-purpose programming language.

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  8. PlayStation 3

    Home video game console by Sony.

    2.4%

  9. Nintendo DS

    Handheld game console.

    2.4%

  10. GameCube

    Video game console by Nintendo.

    2.3%