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The Video Game Console Library - Casio Loopy (My Seal Computer)

Casio Loopy (My Seal Computer)

  DW FACTS by Dark Watcher
Page content, development and design by Marriott_Guy
Developer Manufacturer Release Date Country(s) Initial Price Model Number Game Releases Overall Rating
Casio of Japan Casio of Japan Oct-95 Japan Unknown SV-100 10 NA
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Ratings
Consoles are rated based upon the available technology at the time of its release.  Ratings based upon a 10 point scale (10 being excellent\very rare).
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Console Durability (sturdy or frail and fragile) N\A
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Graphics (graphical capability and presentation) N\A
Audio (sound, music, speech, effects) N\A
Media (game media format, design, durability) N\A
Packaging (appeal, durability of packaging) N\A
Game Library (quality, quantity of game library) N\A
Innovations (technological industrial strides) N\A
Gamer Value (good investment for the gamer?) N\A
Collector Value (good collector investment?) N\A
Games Rarity (general availability of games) N\A
Console Rarity (general availability of a system) N\A
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Reviews


DW FACTS
 - by Dark Watcher

Casio of Japan had crashed and burned in console gaming with the Casio PV-1000. However in October of 1995, they decided to attack the market from a different angle. The marketing strategy focused on girls. Lousy marketing executives from other companies have tried to interest females in the past by selling their consoles in more feminine shades of color (Master System, Zemmix, Twin Famicom, Lady Cassette Vision and a few others had girly pink colored versions of their consoles. Today's female gamers would probably kick their arses for such stupidity.

The Casio My Seal Computer model SV-100 was the first video game console made exclusively girls. This console, also called the Casio Loopy, walked a gray line as to what is considered a console. The "Super Famicom like" cartridges contained interactive graphics which allowed the gamer to choose different fashion outfits for the onscreen anime characters. As an additional novelty, the Loopy allowed the gamer the ability to print the onscreen graphics onto sticker / label paper with it's built in printer.

Was the marketing strategy successful? We suppose only Japanese female gamers would know.

FACT: The Casio Loopy also came with an adapter like device called the "Magical Shop Word Processor" (perhaps the most notable aspect of this console). This adapter plugged into the cartridge slot and contained A\V composite input jacks. These jacks could be used to plug in external video sources such as a VCR or DVD. The input can then be made into stickers or labels using the onscreen menu. It also allowed you the ability to add text to your stickers, although the text is in Kanji.


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Pictures & Video

Various picture\video media for this console.  Click pictures to enlarge.
Casio Loopy - Front

 Casio Loopy - Front
 Casio Loopy - Top Viewe

 Casio Loopy - Top View
 Casio Loopy - Back

 Casio Loopy - Back
Casio Loopy - Box Contents

 Casio Loopy - Box Contents (picture courtesy of Play:Right)
 Casio Loopy - Boxed with Magical Shop Add-On

 Casio Loopy - Boxed with Magical Shop Add-On (picture courtesy of Play:Right)
 Magical Shop Add-On

 Casio Loopy - Magical Shop Add-On (picture courtesy of Play:Right)
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Specs

For the hardware enthusiasts out there - all the detail you\we love.
 Processor Type  Processor Speed  Other Processor Information RAM \ Video RAM
32-bit RISC SH-1 Unknown Unknown Unknown

Screen Resolution

Color Palette

Polygons \ Sprites

 Audio
Unknown 32k colors Unknown Stereo (other details unknown)

Media Format

Media Capacity

Games Released

Other Supported Formats
Cartridge Unknown 10 None

Internal Storage

External \ Removable Storage

Game Controllers

Other Game \ Peripheral Devices
Unknown None Digital D-Pad Alternate AV device (sold separately)
Controller Ports Network Ports

Other Ports

Audio \ Video
One (1) None Port in front for optional Alt AV device Composite

Power Supply

Other Outputs

 Other Details \ Notes
DC 24V None Contrast adjustment located on the back of the system
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Games & Emulation

Game screen shots and\or videos released for this system.  Click pictures to enlarge.
Anime Land Game Footage

Video courtesy of ayljgpzj.		 Casio Loopy - Game Box Samaple (back)
 Wanwan Aijou Monogatari Game Footage

Video courtesy of ayljgpzj.
Third Party Emulators
Program Website Description

None at this time.
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Models

Additional authorized releases for this console.
No additional models were released for this system.
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Clones

Non-licensed releases (clones).
No clones were released for this system.
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Links

Highly recommended additional sites\resources for this system.
Name Website Description
Play:Right Museum http://www.uk.playright.dk/raretitel.php?id=29220 Great pictures originated here.
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