Bandai and Apple teamed up in 1996 to release the Apple Pippin, a home console capable of both 8-bit and 16-bit color displaying. Unfortunately, the Pippin wouldn't last as long as many of its ...
Apple partnered with Bandai, a Japanese toy manufacturer ... The games made available for the Pippin were, unremarkable. The library mostly consisted of titles from Bandai that focused more ...
Ten months before Steve Jobs came back to Apple, the company collaborated with Japanese toy and video game company Bandai to make the Pippin game machine. It turned out to be a tremendous flop.