Pixter

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Pixter is a children's electronic toy, created by Mattel and Fisher Price, that can play a variety of game in the format of cartridges. Children can also draw pictures and on the Pixter. Because of the toy's popularity, Mattel (through its Fisher-Price subsidiary) created Pixter 2.0, Pixter Color, and Pixter Multimedia.

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[edit] Gameplay

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[edit] Models

[edit] Pixter

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[edit] Pixter 2.0

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[edit] Pixter Plus

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[edit] Pixter Color

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[edit] Pocket Pixter

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[edit] Mini editions

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  • Motor Vehicles

[edit] Pixter Multi-media system

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[edit] Media

[edit] Pixter, 2.0, Plus

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  • Art Safari
  • Arcade
  • Story Composer
  • Action Art
  • Music Studio
  • Barbie: Fashion Show
  • On the Go Games

[edit] Color

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[edit] Multimedia system

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