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SwanCrystal

Manufacturer	Bandai
Product family	WonderSwan
Type	Handheld game console
Generation	Sixth Generation
Released	JP: July 12, 2002
Media	Cartridge
CPU	SPGY-1003 clocked at 3.072MHz
Memory	64KB shared VRAM / WRAM
Display	224x144 pixels, 241 on-screen colours out of a possible 4096
Power	One AA battery
Dimensions	127.7 x 77.5 x 24.3mm
Weight	95g (3.35 oz) (including battery)
Backward compatibility	WonderSwan, WonderSwan Color
Predecessor	WonderSwan Color

The SwanCrystal (スワンクリスタル, Suwankurisutaru) is the third and final release in Bandai's WonderSwan handheld game console series, succeeding the WonderSwan and WonderSwan Color. It was released in Japan on July 12, 2002^[1]

The SwanCrystal was a 16-bit handheld game console that like its predecessors, was powered by one AA battery. It allowed the input of personal data such as name, birth date, gender, and blood type by holding the Start button while turning the system on (this was possible in both the previous consoles as well). It was compatible with all previous games for both the WonderSwan Color and the original WonderSwan.^[2] It was available in four different colors: Skeleton Blue, Skeleton Black, Blue Violet and Red Wine.

• CPU: SPGY-1003, at 3.072 MHz 16-bit NEC V30MZ Clone
• Memory: 64Kbyte VRAM/WRAM (shared)
• Screen:
  • TFT reflective Liquid crystal display
  • 2.8 inch (71 mm) diagonal
  • no backlight
  • resolution: 224x144 pixels
  • colors: 241 out of 4096 colors
• Sound: Built-in mono speaker or stereo with optional headphones adapter
  • Four volume settings selectable via button: loud, medium, soft, mute
• Link: Two players (adapter needed)
• Power: one AA battery (~15 hours of game play)
• Size: 127.7 by 77.5 by 24.3 mm
• Weight 95 g (3.35 oz) including battery^[3]

• List of WonderSwan games
• List of WonderSwan Color games

• Bandai Asia
• Official Web site (in Japanese)

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