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    Seta Aleck 64

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    An arcade system board based on Nintendo 64 hardware.

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    Seta Aleck 64 last edited by Nes on 06/25/21 03:03PM View full history

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    Aleck 64 (also known as Aleck64, Seta Aleck 64, and Seta Aleck64) is an arcade system board developed by Seta on September 1998. Developed in cooperation with Nintendo, it uses modified Nintendo 64 hardware and features both the use of game cartridges and a special included analog joystick (based on the Nintendo 64 controller's "Control Stick").

    Some games, such as Magical Tetris Challenge, use a separate PCB without cartridges.

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    • New Super Real Mahjong Series: Hi Pai Paradise 2 - Onsen ni Ikouyo! (Aruza)
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