ぱそピコ (ぱそこん+ピコ; ぱそこん is the Japanese equivalent of PC) so in 1998 Sega of Japan started porting Pico games to PC Ai to Yume no Kuni Sanrio Puroland Chanto Dekiru kana? Minna to Tanoshii o-Yuugikai ぱそピコ あいとゆめのくに サンリオピューロランド ちゃんとできるかな？ みんなとたのしいおゆうぎかい 2002/1/31 5,400円 http://sega.jp/pc/sanrio3/ Doraemon: Time Machine de Daibouken ぱそピコ ドラえもん タイムマシンで大冒険 2001/12/14 5,400円 http://sega.jp/pc/dora4/ [I have no idea what this one is but it's something like Go! Go! ぱそピコ Land: Tanoshii Kodemosukan] ぱそピコ ゴー！ゴー！ ぱそピコランド たのしいこどもずかん 2001/7/20 5,400円 http://sega.jp/pc/gogopaso/ McDonald's de Asobo! ぱそピコ マクドナルドであそぼ！ 2001/3/23 5,400円 http://sega.jp/pc/mcdonald/ Hello Kitty no Suteki na o-Tanjoubi ぱそピコ ハローキティのすてきなおたんじょうび 2001/3/23 5,400円 http://sega.jp/pc/sanrio2/ Doraemon: Nobita to Maigo no Kyouryuu ぱそピコ ドラえもん のびたとまいごのきょうりゅう 2000/12/8 5,400円 http://sega.jp/pc/dora3/ Doraemon: Nobita to Himitsu Dougu o Mitsukeyou! (was it originally Yobeba Kotaeru Doraemon: Nobita to Himitsu Dougu o Mitsukeyou! or are Yobeba Kotaeru rereleases?) ぱそピコ ドラえもん のびたとひみつどうぐをみつけよう！ 1999/11/30 4,800円 http://sega.jp/pc/dora2/ Gojira Doki Doki Kaijuu-tou!! ぱそピコ ゴジラ どきどき怪獣島！！ 1999/4/27 4,800円 http://sega.jp/pc/godzilla/ Doraemon: Nobita no Michinaka Doki Doki Tanken! ぱそピコ ドラえもん のびたのまちなかどきどきたんけん！ 1998/6/26 4,800円 http://sega.jp/pc/dora1/ Sanrio Puroland Asobinagara Oboeyou! Hiragana Katakana (was it originally Ai to Yume no Kuni Sanrio Puroland Asobinagara Oboeyou! Hiragana Katakana or are Ai to Yume no Kuni rereleases?) ぱそピコ サンリオピューロランド あそびながらおぼえよう！ひらがなカタカナ 1998/6/26 4,800円 http://sega.jp/pc/sanrio1/ I'm edging toward romanizing ぱそピコ as "Paso Pico" but this looks weird (probably because of the Spanish classes I took ages ago?) and nothing else seems correct...
I saw a couple of Pico to PC ports... but I had no idea there were that many. Are these the same or just similar to their Pico counterparts (a.k.a. will they need extra pages on Sega Retro)
Unfortunately we'll need a ginuea pig to purchase them to find out. I'd assume they'd be similar but perhaps with a few enhancements, such as better voice audio.
Sorry that there's not much to bump the thread on, but... It'd be nice if some other folks around here contributed some to et the Pico games dumped. I'd consider (again), but I already did a pretty hefty handful with my US games shipment, and I already pledged some money on a Satellaview game down the line, The two items, for reference, are; Keyboard Pico 2 Set with Sawattemiyou! Yoiko no Hajimete Keyboard ~Doukon~ (キーボードピコ２ セット さわってみよう！ よいこのはじめてキーボード <同梱>) and Fishing Pico: Donald no Adventure Fishing Set (フィッシングピコ ドナルドのアドベンチャーフィッシング セット)
Did I ever mention that I made pages for every single western-released Sega Pico game. Because I did Having problems with Japanese stuff though http://segaretro.org/User:Black_Squirrel/Pico I'm struggling to find the missing pieces of the puzzle (aka half decent scans) and I want to avoid trawling through Japanese auction if I can. I haven't been making pages because I don't trust the romanisations. Also we don't have dumps of a lot of these... and I don't have much to say about them ("x is a Pico game"... "y is a Pico game") one error I found fairly recently Japanese versions of A Year at Pooh Corner are wrongly being mixed up with Pooh-san no Ichinichi (プーさんのいちにち), an entirely different game. Some ROM sites are wrong. Sega Retro was wrong until I corrected it (though it was my fault it was wrong in the first place). The actual Japanese release of A Year at Pooh Corner is called Pooh-san to Tanoshii Nakama-tachi (プーさんとたのしいなかまたち). this is why looking for scans is a good idea
Tanoshii Nakama-tachi isn't dumped yet. Anyhow, probably what it is is that the other sites are slow to update their no-intro DATs n' such.
I'm here to ruin your day. Maybe. "Touch Pico" (さわって ピコ) erm err right this is a different system which uses the Pico branding. From what I gather it's one of those "touch x, hear y" things to entertain toddlers. It has software, but doesn't connect to a screen. also "PicoLand" (ピコランド) an arcade machine presumably with a purpose The C14-GM10F-1 television by Hitachi. It has Pico branding. Its existence might have been mentioned before. Again... not sure why it exists. The "DS-PICOシリーズ" range, which consists of two Sanrio-sponsored games: - サンリオのパーティへいこう! おりょうり・おしゃれ・おかいもの (2008) - サンリオピューロランド ワクワクおかいもの ステキなお部屋をつくりましょ! (2010) it's the gift that keeps on giving
Korean Krap Crayola Crayons: Create a World | Don't know Musical Zoo | Kerokero Keroppi no Harikiri Undoukai Don't know | Don't know Don't know | Have seen a Japanese version of this but don't know what it's called Don't know | Don't know The Lion King: Adventures at Pride Rock? A game for the Cooking Pico accessory | Bug's Life also saw a Korean version of The Great Counting Caper with The 3 Blind Mice Other point of note http://imageshack.us/a/img829/471/39cdc6b60.jpg A yellow/blue Samsung Pico (삼성 피코). I only knew of the cyan/purple ones.
As an ammendment to that Touch Pico stuff do not confuse with these! Touch pad covers. As in physical covers for the touch pad of a regular Sega Pico. Traditionally you'd get yellow covers. Japan thought it might be fun to sell "themed" ones in boxes not too dissimilar to Touch Pico software. isn't this system fun
How long until we say the Pico was more pimped out than the 2600 :v: I find it somewhat funny that Compile Heart handled the DS-Pico games on their own (rather than through Sega)
fourth from the left is a Korean version of Hirake! Ponkikki Party o Hirakou!. Image is too low-res for me to identify any others. oh and http://itempage3.auction.co.kr/DetailView.aspx?ItemNo=A606221092&cc=AA02&keyword=%c7%c7%c4%da&Fwk=%c7%c7%c4%da&scoredtype=0&frm2=through&acode=SRP_SV_0301 a manual for a Korean-exclusive game
Team Europe has made a flash cartridge for Pico. Mass piracy of Pokemon games is bound to happen with this.
Remembering of course that this is a promotional image and that the "default" cartridge colour is yellow (even if the real products weren't): if it wasn't already obvious, the South Korean Pico library is bigger than both the US and European sets (and presumably Asia/Brazil too). Interestingly this particular model is being called a "Neo Pico" (네오피코). Samsung don't seem to have been responsible for this one - credits go to "Xity Enterprise". also http://imageshack.us/a/img254/4530/a591.jpg
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ggdov5 Sega Pico Flash cart making guide. Now we just need to learn how to do it without gutting copies of a very specific game...
