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R-Zone

Portable game console.

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  1. Tiger Electronics

    American toy manufacturer.

    19%

  2. Game.com

    Handheld game console.

    18%

  3. Virtual Boy

    Video game console by Nintendo.

    16%

  4. Mortal Kombat Trilogy

    1996 video game.

    12%

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    1994 video game.

    7.7%

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    Video game series and multimedia franchise.

    3.2%

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    Fighting video game series.

    1.5%

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    1995 video game.

    0.72%

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    Video game series.

    0.72%