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Let me introduce the Panasonic Q, a GameCube released by Panasonic. As the 2000s began, the DVD boom took off, and this system combined a DVD player with a GameCube. It definitely feels like it was designed with the PlayStation 2 in mind. It’s also very popular among collectors.

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