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The Rumble Station is a NES-on-a-chip based Famiclone system that contained 15 games. It includes every NES game developed by Color Dreams, as well as two Sachen games published by them.

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At its heart the Rumble Station consists of a generic NES-on-a-chip micro-controller (a complete cloned NES on a single chip) with 15 games programmed into it. The system is the size and shape of a Dreamcast Game controller (without the window for a VMU), and is powered by either 4 AA-size Batteries or an optional 9V DC Power Supply (Sold Separately). The casing itself is blue, with a black panel where the window on the Dreamcast Controller once was. The system has the following controls on the face of it: - 8-way Directional Pad. - 8-way Directional Stick (resembles the Dreamcast's Analog Stick, but has same functionality and feel as the Directional Pad) - 2 "Trigger" buttons, labelled "A" and "B". - 2 "Autofire" buttons above the "A" and "B" buttons, which simulate hitting the "A" or "B" button repeatably. - "Start" and "Select" buttons. - "Reset" button (which takes you back to the menu) - Sliding switch which selects between "1PLAY" and "2PLAY" in order to properly simulate 2-player games. - Sliding switch which turns power on and off. The Rumble Station gets its name from the Rumble Motor built into it, located beneath the black panel. However it is not controlled by software. Instead it is wired to the "A" and "B" buttons, so on hitting the buttons the controller shakes for a split second. Unfortunately, there is no way to switch the rumble function off. The system also features jacks for Composite Video Output and Audio Output (2x RCA Connector - there is only Right-side Audio output). When switched on, the system displays a menu which allows you to select from the 15 built-in games. - Baby Boomer - Captain Comic - Challenge of the Dragon (Color Dreams) - Crystal Mines - Galactic Crusader - King Neptune's Adventure - Master Chu - Menace Beach - Moon Ranger - Operation Secret Storm - Pesterminator: The Western Exterminator - The P'radikus Conflict - Raid 2020 - Robodemons - Secret Scout Because the system does not have any way of connecting a Light gun or containing one, Baby Boomer can only be played with the control pad in 1 Player Mode (2 Players required the NES Zapper). The system also does not have any way of connecting a ROM cartridge, meaning it cannot be used to play Nintendo Entertainment System (or Famicom) Game Paks.