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The Acclaim Channel (or simply "TAC") is a commercial-free basic cable network owned by Throwback Entertainment, it began broadcasting in 1987, originally targeted young adults, and fully focused on video games broadcasted via cable headend, its now targeted young adults and young kids, featuring classic Acclaim Entertainment video games along with other classic Sega and Midway video games broadcasting via cable headend and via satellite.

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  • The Acclaim Channel
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  • The Acclaim Channel (or simply "TAC") is a commercial-free basic cable network owned by Throwback Entertainment, it began broadcasting in 1987, originally targeted young adults, and fully focused on video games broadcasted via cable headend, its now targeted young adults and young kids, featuring classic Acclaim Entertainment video games along with other classic Sega and Midway video games broadcasting via cable headend and via satellite.
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  • The Acclaim Channel (or simply "TAC") is a commercial-free basic cable network owned by Throwback Entertainment, it began broadcasting in 1987, originally targeted young adults, and fully focused on video games broadcasted via cable headend, its now targeted young adults and young kids, featuring classic Acclaim Entertainment video games along with other classic Sega and Midway video games broadcasting via cable headend and via satellite.
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