It's an odd twist for the two bitter 16-bit rivals to technically end on the same note. In 1998, the systems were both available in compact models for low prices. New game production stopped but toy stores still had a supply that would last for a while. Konami must have figured there was still a viable market for cheap, family-friendly games. They cranked-out a low tech remake of the arcade classic Frogger for the former dominant consoles.
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