CoCoPad

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ココパッド CoCoPad

The CoCoPad

Release dates Japan: 2002 North America: N/A Europe: N/A Australia: N/A South Korea: N/A China: N/A Hong Kong: N/A Taiwan: N/A

Technical specs ROM: cartridge Input: pen

Related information Console generation: Fourth generation Pokémon generations: III Console type: Home Colors: Unknown

External links Wikipedia

The LeapPad Learning System is an edutainment console developed and manufactured by LeapFrog Enterprises and released in 1999. Sega Toys licensed the hardware from LeapFrog in 2002 and released it in Japan as the CoCoPad (Japanese: ココパッド CoCoPad). The CoCoPad was developed specifically for the Japanese market, and as such was only released there. However, due to the hardware similarities, some software made for the CoCoPad may work on all LeapPad models, including the Quantum Pad (but not the My First LeapPad or the Little Touch LeapPad), and vice versa.

The CoCoPad used ROM cartridges, alongside plastic booklets with printed buttons. By laying the booklet on the console and tapping the printed "GO" button on any page, the player can then tap objects on that page to play various sound clips.

The console required 4 AA batteries to operate, with an advertised battery life of 60 hours if alkaline batteries were used. The console would automatically power off if it was not interacted with for 3 minutes.

Pokémon games

External links

• Sega Toys - Business Strategy (archive)
• CoCoPad official website (archive)
• History of SEGA TOYS
• I found a LOST Pokemon game - CandyEvie on YouTube

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